Celebrating 15 years
We have been supporting families for 15 years. Help us achieve our anniversary target.
We believe no family should have to cope alone
To learn more about our work, as told by some of the children and families we support, watch our short film.
Working with local hospitals to improve their children’s wards
We change hospital wards from clinical to child-friendly environments. Read about our latest project.
£50 pays for a music therapy session for a child
We organised music therapy for Harry, who struggled emotionally during his cancer treatment.
We support children with cancer and life-challenging conditions. We believe no family should have to cope alone and we're there at every step.
When a child is diagnosed, we give them a personalised, decorated pebble, to accompany them throughout their treatment. To symbolise the end of treatment, they can release it from our boat into the river, hide it in the forest near our holiday cabin or throw it into the sea by our beach hut. Alternatively, they may wish to keep it forever.
It costs £15 to give a child a pebble.
A one-night-only of incredible comedy exclusively for our charity!
We're the headline charity for this Kingston Annual Raceday.
Run for us in the world's largest, single fundraising event!
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This weekend, to mark September’s Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a 100-strong team took part in the Thames Bridges Trek, walking 25km from Putney Bridge to Southwark, raising a staggering £40,000 (and counting!) for Momentum Children’s Charity.
We are delighted to have been shortlisted in the 'Best Charity or Social Enterprise' category of the 2019 awards. It's great to be recognised in our local community for the work we do across Kingston, Surrey, South West London and Sussex.
We are delighted to have received a discretionary donation of £12,000 from the QBE Foundation towards our annual programme of respite boating breaks. This will enable us to provide trips benefitting around 350 seriously ill children, their siblings and parents.
Organising an event in your local community is a fantastic way to bring people together and raise money for us. We’ve got plenty of ideas to help get you started!
Could you spare some time to help us as a volunteer, either in the community, at events or in our busy office? If so, we’d love to hear from you.
