Due both to its admirable emphasis on supporting the siblings of child cancer patients and to its South Wales base (not far from where Sinéad Moodie lives), Morgan’s Army carries particular resonance for both The Moodie Davitt Report and the Moodie/Miller family in the current circumstances with Sinéad’s health. As many in the industry will know, Sinead has been diagnosed with Stage 4 NUT Carcinoma Lung Cancer, an ultra-rare, very aggressive variant of the disease. A lifelong non-smoker and mother of two young children aged five and two, she is currently undergoing treatment at The Royal Marsden Hospital in London, supported by her husband Adrian.

While often overlooked, sibling support is critical. These children are living alongside trauma, uncertainty and fear at a formative stage of their lives. Providing early, compassionate and structured support can make a lasting difference – not only to the sibling, but to the long-term wellbeing of the whole family. With WiTR+’s support, Morgan’s Army can step up its wonderful work to ensure that siblings do not feel invisible during their family’s cancer journey.

Irene Revilla, Publisher at The Moodie Davitt Report

From the moment Morgan’s Army was put forward, it was clear that this was a charity whose mission aligns powerfully with WiTR+’s values. Supporting siblings who are so often overlooked during a child’s cancer journey is both deeply compassionate and urgently needed.

This is a charity doing vital work with care, humility and purpose. Supporting Morgan’s Army allows our community to help ensure that siblings feel seen, supported and less alone during an unimaginably difficult time. We are incredibly proud to stand behind their work in 2026.

Sarah Branquinho, Chair – WiTR+