Anthony Nolan’s education programme (The Hero Project) teaches 16–18yearolds about the importance of donating stem cells, blood, and organs.

We facilitate inspirational sessions explaining how young people could save a life. Our education activity is the legacy of Adrian Sudbury, a young journalist who died from leukaemia. Adrian believed that more lives could be saved if young people knew the importance of stem cell, blood, and organ donation.

If your school or college would be interested in organising a visit, please email [email protected]