
Add a brick to the build
The first purpose-built retreat in England for young people overcoming cancer.
Brick by brick, we can rebuild young lives - together.
You're probably here because someone you know or love has been supported by Teens Unite during one of the hardest times of their life.
This summer, they're taking on the '10 Bricks Challenge' to help us build a place where thousands more young people can experience the same life-changing support they've received.
Today, you have the chance to stand alongside them. By buying a brick, you'll be helping them succeed in their fundraising challenge, while bringing us closer to opening the doors to this vital retreat for young people living with, and beyond cancer.
Every £10 donation adds another brick to the build.
Every brick brings The Home of Teens Unite closer to becoming a reality.
Thank you for your support.
Why our support matters
Facing cancer as a teenager or young adult impacts everything - mental health, confidence, friendships, education, and hopes for the future.
While 87% of young people are now surviving their cancer for at least five years, surviving shouldn't be the end goal. Living again should be.
We believe every young person deserves to thrive, and cancer should never hold them back.
Through our activities, programmes and residential stays, young people connect with others their age in a similar situation. They develop new skills, rebuild confidence, enjoy new experiences, and take positive steps towards the future.
The Home of Teens Unite
We're building England's first purpose-built retreat for 13–24-year-olds living with, and beyond cancer.
It will almost triple the support we provide, creating 30,000 opportunities for young people to access our activities, programmes and residential stays over the next 10 years.
Designed specifically for teenagers and young adults overcoming cancer, the retreat will provide the vital support needed beyond hospital walls to overcome the mental, emotional and social impacts of a diagnosis.
The fully accessible site will connect young people from across the UK - enabling them to live more positively with cancer, and thrive in the years that follow.




