MITCHELL'S ​MIRACLES CHARITY

Supporting families affected by Neuroblastoma childhood cancer

Our Mission

Mitchell’s Miracles was founded in 2013 with two intentions in mind. 
​● ​One: to raise awareness of childhood cancer Neuroblastoma in the UK
â—Ź Two: to support families (both emotionally and financially) with children having treatment of this condition.

Who we are

Mitchell’s Miracles was founded by the parents of Mitchell after he gained his angel wings on 25th August 2012, aged just 7. His journey with Neuroblastoma, and his bravery, compelled them to open this children’s cancer charity in Romford helped by other local supporters. 
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Who we help

Our Romford charity works on the basis that all parents/carers, in the UK, with a child suffering from Neuroblastoma a childhood cancer, can access our services. Find out more about the areas we cover and how we can help you with our services, wherever you may be in the UK.

Welcome to Mitchell's Miracles!

We are a registered children’s cancer charity based in Romford, raising awareness of childhood cancer Neuroblastoma and supporting families in need. ​Every year Neuroblastoma affects around 100 children under the age of eighteen and it’s our mission to reduce this number. 
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Together with your help and support we can make a difference​
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What is Neuroblastoma childhood cancer

​Neuroblastoma is a hard to diagnose cancer that manifests in children. Because the symptoms are similar to general feelings of being unwell; like being off food, sweating and having general aches and pains, the early signs are often missed. Find out more about Neuroblastoma.

How you can support your child

Remaining positive is an important part of the healing process and adopting a positive, calm, loving, reassuring, attitude can go a long way to helping your child cope much better with their treatment. It’s not easy being a parent at the best of times, but receiving the devastating news that your child has Neuroblastoma can be overwhelming. 

Being truthful with your child is imperative to helping them adjust to what is happening around them. It is important for them to know that they are sick and as a result will receive lots of care and attention.

As you explain the illness and its treatment, give clear and honest answers to all questions in a way that your child will understand. Fully explain and prepare your child for procedures which may cause them pain, pressure, stinging or general discomfort. These procedures may feel frightening to them (and you) but are vital steps towards helping your child feel better.

How we can help you

It is our aim to provide emotional and financial assistance to all UK families with children suffering from Neuroblastoma childhood cancer. We understand that families need help with managing the emotional and financial stresses that can occur and supporting all families in this way is our main aim. 
Get in touch for financial assistance
and emotional support today!
​​Find out how you can help Archie and others like him by
​going to our live appeals page.

Get involved!

There are many ways that you can get involved and it's never been easier!
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Give us a call
Send us an email

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Become a volunteer

Consider doing something worthwhile and join our ever growing team of volunteers.

Live Appeals

Find out who Mitchell’s Miracles is working for. Meet some of the children who need your help.

Upcoming events

Learn more about our exciting upcoming events that you can support or take part in.

Support Us

There are a number of ways that you can support us. Your contribution is really appreciated.
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Get involved with Mitchell's Miracles

Fundraising

Fancy the idea of fundraising and raising awareness of Neuroblastoma childhood cancer? You have come to the right place! No experience is required, just a big smile and time to commit to hosting an event or raising funds. 

Live appeals

Across the UK, many children have already been diagnosed with Neuroblastoma childhood cancer. Find out more about their stories and how you can help by making a direct donation to one of our families in need of your help. ​

Upcoming events

We are committed to raising awareness and funds for kids with childhood cancer Neuroblastoma. Every year we put on events that the UK public can partake in. Find out what upcoming events are taking place this year and get involved. 

Charities Aid Foundation

Help Mitchell’s Miracles change the lives of families affected by Neuroblastoma, by making a one-off donation, or setting up regular payments. The process is super quick and they'll even claim the Gift Aid on your behalf. ​
We can make a difference

Get financial and emotional assistance from Mitchell’s Miracles

​If your child is under 18 years old and has been undergoing treatment for Neuroblastoma cancer in the last 18 months, you can apply for support. All requests will be considered as long as it is shown to be beneficial to the child who is receiving hospital care for all stages of Neuroblastoma.

We accept applications for a financial support grant, which you can apply for every three months, but not restricted to this time scale. We can only provide any family with three individual grants in total, if you meet the criteria. Please be advised that if you need to re-apply for further financial support after the three grants are received, we can only provide this as a live appeal which we can help you set up.
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Financial grant
We work very closely with our beneficiaries Young Lives Matter charity, so if you need help with completing your application, please get in touch with your Young lives matter social worker.

Complete your application form today by clicking on the plus button

Emotional support
We are a UK children’s cancer charity that provides emotional support to families experiencing the turmoil that can occur when faced with the news that their child has Neuroblastoma. Lisa Dension leads this service which can be accessed by sending her an email, giving her a call or completing a form.

Complete your application form today by clicking on the plus button
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