Leo’s fight- help us give Leo the time and memories he deserves.

Leo, age 4, is a brave little boy currently fighting an incredibly aggressive brain tumour called Medulloblastoma. In July 2025, just a week after his 4th birthday, Leo was taken into Great Ormond Street Hospital, where he underwent major brain surgery to remove as much of the primary tumour as possible. Over the past months he has endured intensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Sadly, recent scans have shown that despite the treatment, the cancer has progressed. Leo’s doctors have now recommended a stronger course of chemotherapy in the hope of giving him a little more time with us.

Despite everything he has been through, Leo continues to amaze everyone around him with his strength and courage. The treatment has been intense and has left Leo with mobility and developmental challenges, but our brave boy has taken it all in his stride. He fights every day and still manages to smile through it all. At heart, Leo is like any 4-year-old boy — all he wants is to play, have fun, and enjoy cuddles with his family.

Leo’s big sister Bonnie (6) has been inseparable from him since the day she first held him as a baby. The two of them share a very special bond, and Bonnie has always been incredibly protective and loving towards her little brother.

Watching Leo go through such difficult treatment has been heartbreaking for her too. Bonnie is currently receiving support and therapy to help her cope with everything that is happening while trying to understand why her little brother is so poorly. More than anything, she just wants to spend time with Leo- playing together, laughing together and making memories while they can.

Leo’s mum and dad have been by his side every step of the way through surgeries, hospital stays and long days of treatment. Right now their focus is simply on making the most of every moment together as a family, surrounding Leo with as much love, comfort and happiness as possible.

We have created this fundraiser to help give Leo and his family the chance to make the most of the time they have together. While Leo’s doctors hope that this stronger chemotherapy will give him a little more time, as a family we are desperate to explore anything that might give our precious boy the chance of more time with us.

Any money raised will go towards care or treatments that may help Leo, as well as creating special memories and experiences for Leo and his family to cherish while they can.

If there are any funds left that are not needed for Leo’s care or experiences, they will be donated to his sisters future and put into a fund 

Thank you so much for all the love, support, donations, and kind messages we have received. It truly means the world to Leo and his family.

If you are able to donate or share Leo’s story, it would mean so much to our family.