Today we have published our latest Annual Report and Accounts 2025, sharing a year of progress in supporting children and young people affected by brain tumours, and their families.
At Success, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive after treatment. Our latest report shows how we’re working towards that goal by amplifying survivor voices, reducing isolation and championing better recovery care throughout life.
Behind that work is a growing community of survivors, families, professionals, volunteers and supporters. Highlights from the year include:
- Building friendships and connection: we delivered 52 Friendship Group sessions, providing 495 hours of facilitated peer support.
- Bringing our community together: 231 people attended our conference, roadshow and Success Connect meetings, sharing experiences and helping shape conversations about recovery.
- Providing practical help: We supported 27 individuals with issues including health and wellbeing, education, employment and access to funding.
- Advancing recovery support: we secured funding to launch our Digital Therapy Programme, designed to bring home-based neurorehabilitation to children across the UK.
- Making survivor voices heard: we contributed evidence to national discussions on children’s cancer care and strengthened partnerships through Success Connect.
The report also shares the experiences of our community, explains how funds have been raised and used, and sets out our priorities for 2026 and beyond. These include developing the Success Recovery Pathway, expanding partnerships and building sustainable funding so we can reach more survivors and families.
Thank you to everyone who made this work possible. Whether you shared your experience, volunteered your time, raised funds or offered professional expertise, your contribution is helping build brighter futures after childhood brain tumours.
