Feeling the post Christmas slump? We are offering a £20 cinema or theatre voucher to children, teenagers and young adults living with primary bone cancer and/or tumours.
We understand the physical and mental toll that primary bone cancer can have on patients and their families. We hope this voucher can offer a moment of distraction or escape. We have limited availability of vouchers, so sign up now to avoid disappointment!
Who can apply?
Children, teenagers and young adults (up to 25 years) UK residents receiving treatment or follow-up care for a primary bone cancer or tumour.
Aged 18 or up? Apply yourself.
Aged 17 or under? A parent or carer can apply for you.
How to claim your voucher:
Please follow the steps below:
- Submit a Request – Simply fill out this Microsoft form in full. If you are unsure about any of the fields, please email [email protected].
- Verifying Your Details – The Support & Information Team will process and verify your details. For us to do this, it's really important that you include the name and email address of a Health Care Professional that can verify your primary bone cancer or tumour diagnosis.
- Receive Your Voucher – Once your request has been processed, we will send your £20 voucher via email. Please check any junk or spam folders.
- Enjoy a Moment of escape – Visit an Odeon cinema or a local theatre to you for some relaxation.
Apply now - fill out this Microsoft form in full.
If you need assistance or have any questions about your eligibility for the free cinema or theatre voucher please call our Support & Information Line on 0800 111 4855 (Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm) or email our team.
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