May is Brain Tumour Awareness Month in Canada. Help us #TurnMayGrey to #EndBrainTumours.
May is Brain Tumour Awareness Month in Canada. Help us #TurnMayGrey to #EndBrainTumours.
Brain Tumour Awareness Month brings communities together to raise awareness, support those affected and advance research. By standing united, we can amplify our voices and create meaningful change. Throughout the month, individuals, families, health-care professionals and organizations come together to share stories, educate the public and advocate for greater understanding of brain tumours.
There are many ways to get involved and show support! Learn more below.
Behind every diagnosis is a story that often goes unseen. We invite you to share your experience by completing the sentence: “What you don’t see is…” 
It’s a simple way to spark conversation and show support during Brain Tumour Awareness Month. Use a black-and-white picture or our 
Help us raise awareness of brain tumour signs and symptoms, especially those associated with vision health (see Vision Health Month information below), to increase early detection and diagnosis and improve patients’ chances of survival.
Help us support innovative research projects, offer compassionate support, deliver trusted information and resources, and drive national advocacy efforts by 
May is also Vision Health Month. Many people don’t realize that routine eye exams can detect early signs of brain tumours before symptoms become obvious. At Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, we often hear from individuals whose optometrist was the first to identify their brain tumour, 
The Brain Tumour Walk is the largest volunteer-led, peer-to-peer fundraising event for brain tumour research and support in Canada. Each year, communities from coast to coast come together to honour and remember, to raise awareness, and to take hopeful steps toward a cure.