Dear Friends and Supporters - Welcome to our charity’s national website.

Victor Mizzi MBE, the charity�s founder.For those who are new here, I wish to introduce you to Chernobyl Children’s Life Line, a children’s charity which was founded in 1991.

Belarus, where most of our work is focused, received over 70% of the radioactive fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear explosion in April 1986 and as a result, thousands are born every year or go on to develop thyroid cancer, bone cancer and leukaemia.

To find, and contact, the CCLL link (branch) nearest you can use the search facilities on the right. They will be pleased to hear from you, and happy to help.

Our main aims are:

The hospitals we support are overflowing with newly reported cases of thyroid cancer and our help is needed more now than ever before. The parents of the Belarusian children, who most of the time live in despair, thank you and embrace you all for your kindness and generosity.

Following presentations at our conference in January 2009 we are now also bringing children from the Korosten area in Ukraine.

European Action Week: For a future after Chernobyl and Fukushima

 

logo_ibb_100.gif 21–29 April 2012 is Chernobyl Week and is being marked by a week of action across Europe to raise awareness of the ongoing effects of the Chernobyl disaster of 1986 in the Ukraine, which was then part of the USSR. 

Several ‘Liquidators’ have been invited to the UK by Chernobyl Children’s Life Line, and sponsored by the International Educational Foundation, IBB, to give witness presentations of their brave efforts in the clean-up.

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We have car stickers and other merchandise to help promote our work with the children in these countries who still desperately need our help.

For more information either use the Contact form (see button on the left) or call us on: 01428 642523.

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