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Each year, hundreds of children won’t be having their birthday party.
Every week, 4 children will die from childhood cancer. Yet despite this childhood cancer is still referred to as rare. The House of Commons hosted a debate in parliament on Childhood Cancer Outcomes. MP Caroline Dinenage was to be ask the Government
to look at how we prevent, diagnose, treat and care for children’s cancer and for parents to be better equipped to notice the signs
and symptoms. The more MPs are there, the better the outcomes
for children with cancer could be.
With strict parliamentary protocols stipulating MPs can only assist their own constituents.
We asked people to invite their own MP to make sure they came. Using invites from children’s birthdays that won’t take place this year, MPs each have their own unique invite to the event.