There is a new trend-'no make- up selfie' in the world and due to it many charity organizations gather quite a lot of money.

Parents of young patients at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital (RMCH) posted pictures of their children in response to the “no make-up selfie” trend, which raised millions of pounds for Cancer Research UK. Moving photographs of children before, during and after cancer treatment have been posted online to show the “real face” of the disease.

The parents felt it could trivialise cancer and wanted to show how the disease really affected people. They want to show the influence of the cancer on young people and how it can be overcome.

Eleanor Massey, 30, was one of the parents who came up with the idea for the page. Her son Jacob, three, was treated on Ward 84 after being diagnosed with leukaemia in December 2013 and is now in remission.

"We wanted to show the real face of cancer and have also asked people to describe their child's symptoms as lots of parents want to know what to look out for. We want the parents to take care of their healthy children and to pay much attention to the first symptoms and to cure it as soon as it is possible,” said E. Massey.