Our Volunteers

A former County Councillor and Mayor, Ian runs the charity’s Research and Support programmes. In 2009 he conceived the Charity’s Youth2Go Adventure Holidays for children recovering from Cancer and later added the successful Creative Adventure Holidays of Music and Art for those children whose budding talents had been shackled by their illness.

Registered blind for the past 20 years, 86 year old Don has  recovered from Cancer. He is an indefatigable fundraiser. A recent attempt skydive for CCT was vetoed by his Doctor, but instead he took to the ski slopes and learnt to ski, accomplishing a sponsored ski slalom for CCT.

Amy runs the Music Heals Project and manages CCT’s  volunteer Charity Shops. She also runs CCT’s Support programme for nurses and their children in-patients at hospital paediatric oncology units, providing seasonal gifts and comforts.

Lorraine works for Hampshire NHS Community Maternity Support. She, husband Paul and daughter Holly, are indefatigable fundraisers for CCT’s Youth2Go Healing Holidays programmes and Southampton Hospital’s Piam Brown paediatric oncology unit. Daughter Holly is a Youth2Go Holiday mentor.

Ray retired as CCT’s Hon. Treasurer in 2009. Since then he has managed the charity’s support programme for adult cancer sufferers and their caring families.

Shaheen and her husband Steve teach at a London Comprehensive and run the Charity’s Youth2Go Adventure and Creative Adventure Holidays of Music and Art  for children recovering from Cancer.

Keith and Louise are teachers  with many years experience leading school groups on activity adventure and cultural trips in UK and abroad. They joined the Way2Go programme as volunteer leaders in 2012.