Cyclists Fighting Cancer (CFC) is a UK charity that provides bikes, adapted trikes, and cycling equipment to children and young people living with and beyond cancer. Their mission is focused on helping children regain physical strength, confidence, and mental wellbeing through cycling.

Unlike many charities that provide grants or partial funding, Cyclists Fighting Cancer often supplies equipment directly, making it one of the most impactful funding routes available, for families who meet the eligibility criteria

Eligibility Criteria

To access support from Cyclists Fighting Cancer, you will typically need:

  • A child or young person aged up to 18

  • A diagnosis of cancer (current or recovering)

  • Referral or involvement through NHS oncology teams or healthcare professionals

  • A demonstrated need for support with physical rehabilitation, mobility, or mental wellbeing.

What Does Cyclists Fighting Cancer Fund?

CFC provides:

They also provide:

  • Assessment and fitting

  • Ongoing support

  • Access to activity and exercise programmes

How Much Funding Can You Get?

  • Equipment is typically provided directly, rather than funded in cash

  • This can mean full provision of a trike or access to adapted cycling solutions

How to Apply (Step-by-Step)

  1. Speak to a healthcare professional (e.g. oncology team)
  2. Request referral or guidance
  3. Contact Cyclists Fighting Cancer directly if needed
  4. Assessment is arranged
  5. Equipment is provided based on suitability

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Do You Need Professional Support?

Yes, you will usually need:

  • A healthcare professional (e.g. oncology specialist)

  • Clinical input confirming diagnosis and/or physical and rehabilitation needs.

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