We're opening our doors to invite you to see our plans for the renovation of the PACT House! Ask questions, see drawings and get involved.

We are currently undertaking a complete renovation and extension of PACT House, which we hope will continue to welcome and support families affected by childhood cancer for many years to come. We would love to welcome you to walk around the space, see our plans, and talk to the team working on this project.

Who are PACT?

PACT (the Parents Association of Children with Tumours and Leukaemia) was founded in 1977 by eight Sheffield parents who wanted to help other families facing a childhood cancer diagnosis. Today we support families across South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire and North East Lincolnshire, from the day a child is referred to the oncology unit at Sheffield Children's Hospital, through treatment, remission and, where needed, bereavement.

PACT House has been at the heart of that support since 1998. Just minutes from the hospital, it gives families a place to stay, rest and be together when they need it most. Alongside the house, we provide free meals for parents, a daily treat trolley, family trips, breaks away and funding for ward equipment and community nurses.

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