CCI Europe Conference 2026

16th CCI EUROPE CONFERENCE

4 – 6 May 2026 in Glasgow, UK

Welcome to the official page for CCI Europe’s Conference!

CCI Europe will host its 16th CCI Europe Conference completely face to face from 4 to 6 May 2026 in Glasgow, UK. This event is once again organised in partnership with SIOP Europe, and as a part of the SIOPE’s 7th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Paediatric Oncology.

The 2026 CCI Europe Conference will start on Monday May 4 around 13:00 and end with the sessions of Wednesday May 6 (around 18:00). The SIOPE’s annual meeting will continue for an additional day.

CCI Europe Conference is open to CCI members around the globe, as well as for individual parent, patient and survivor advocates, wanting to listen to the interesting sessions we are preparing for you. Your unique registration will allow you to attend open sessions outside of CCI Europe Conference, that are a part of SIOPE’s Annual Meeting.

Keep reading for more information on how to register for CCI Europe’s Conference in Glasgow!

How to Register:

Registration are open!

All registrations are done through SIOP Europe’s Annual meeting website.

Early bird rates are available until February 18!

The fee includes:

• full access to all sessions
• Welcome Reception
• exhibition area access
• coffee breaks

Note: Accommodation, meals, and travel are not included.

CCI Europe Networking Event:

Tuesday May 5

This year Networking Event is sponsored by Solving Kids’ Cancer UK! Please note that the CCI Europe networking dinner is invitation-only. If you register as a parent/survivor you will receive an email from the CCI Europe team with further information regarding the dinner. If you did not receive it and you think it’s a mistake, please contact office@ccieurope.eu.

During this year networking event, attendees will have the opportunity to network and connect with other patient advocates, but also to learn! Dr Eleni Syrimi will be joining our event to give a presentation on her and colleagues’ experiences from the perspective of the clinical and academic community of the role of patient advocates and patient advocate organisations in advancing research and care in paediatric oncology, including showcasing her direct experience of this with her work with the IMPACCT initiative. Dr Eleni Syrimi is a paediatric oncologist based at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London as well as being the ITCC and IMPACCT Fellow. Her presentation will include time for Q&A, lasting approximately 30 minutes, and will take place at the mid-way point of the evening!