Challenge Cancer Through Adventure

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Roger Topham's Himalayan Adventure
46 year old Roger Topham was diagnosed with Bowel Cancer in October 2008. after an operation and 6 months of Chemotherapy. Roger was invited me to join an expedition to climb Mera Peak, the highest trekking peak in Nepal at 6400m (21,246ft).
Click here to read more about Roger's Adventure.

If you, or someone you know, has cancer or other terminal illness, we can help you fulfil that next (or first!) great adventure experience.
For example, climb a mountain or a rock face, take a balloon ride or a parachute jump, a canoe trip or whitewater rafting, an abseil or a bungee jump.

Tell us what what you want to do and we'll help you make it happen. Click here for details of how to apply.

Challenge Cancer Through Adventure was established by 7 Peak District based adventure activity enthusiasts together with their families and friends. All seven either have, or have had, cancer.

They wanted to enable other people with cancer or a terminal illness to 'live a dream' and also to challenge people's perceptions of cancer and terminal illness

Challenge Cancer Through Adventure aims to support adventurous activities for anyone diagnosed with cancer or a terminal illness living in or around the Peak District.

For some, Challenge Cancer may provide support for their first adventure experience, for example an abseil or a parachute jump.
For others it might support one more great adventure.

Donate online with Justgiving, You can now donate to Challenge Cancer Through Adventure online, or even set up your own webpage to publicise your own fundraising adventure. See our Justgiving page for more information.