SUPPORTING FAMILIES AND THOSE AFFECTED BY GLIOBLASTOMA BRAIN TUMOURS
Who we are, what we do,
our purpose
The Jay C Trust was formed in loving memory of Jayesh Chauhan (known to most of us as Jay) to help and support those affected by GBM by providing an empathetic ear, grants and raising awareness. Jay was 56 when he passed away. He was fortunate to have his family and friends around him who rallied to his cause and were there for him every step of the way. We know that not everyone will have this support and believe that no one should have to go through this alone. We pledge to do what we can, to make a difference however small it may be and to help those in need at this difficult time.


Our vision
We are committed to helping individuals and their families who are affected by this devastating disease. We recognise that not everyone has the resources or ability to support their loved ones in the way that they would wish. We see it as part of our vision to ease some of the burden that is placed upon families at a time of extreme mental and physical suffering. From experience, we know that caregivers often face the challenges of a Glioblastoma diagnosis every step of the way with their loved ones. Our vision is a future in which no individual or family has to endure the extreme mental and physical suffering of GBM without emotional and financial support.
Where are we?
We are based in Epsom and will be providing grants to individuals in England and Wales.
The support we received from The Jay C trust has been phenomenal. The grant allowed us to get the much needed supplements for our mum and also allowed us to get her the necessary mental health support. Without the funds we would have had to delay a few things, by a month or so and we know every day is precious when fight GBM. Thank you Jay C trust for all your help
SunnaI want to sincerely acknowledge it with deep gratitude. Your generosity will help us create special moments and memories with my daughter this summer, something we will cherish forever. Your thoughtfulness and compassion have brought a great deal of comfort, and I cannot thank you enough.
GabiIf honest, I think if something is too good to be true then it probably is. In my 20+ months since diagnosis I have never come across a financial resource with equal access, towards the considerable cost of living with GBM. What everyone is doing at thejayctrust is such a special source of hope
Chris

