In 2011, Daltrey, Steven Tyler, and Julie Andrews provided funding for Robert S. Langer's research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology into vocal cord repair for victims of cancer and other disorders. On 4 November 2011, Daltrey and Pete Townshend launched the Daltrey/Townshend Teen and Young Adult Cancer Programme at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, to be funded by the Who's charity Teen Cancer America. The launch, followed on 5 November by a fund-raising event, was also attended by Robert Plant, and Dave Grohl. Daltrey also announced that a portion of ticket sales from his solo tours would go to fund the teen cancer centres. In 2012, he offered his support to a project helping unemployed young people in Heathfield, run by Tomorrow's People Trust.
IN 2011, DAltREy, steven TylEr, And Julie andRews pRoVIdEd funding fOR robert s. laNger's reSearch At thE massACHuSetts InsTituTe oF tEchnology iNtO vocal CoRd rePair fOR VIcTIms of CancEr And otHer disorDErs. oN 4 novembER 2011, daLTrey aNd PeTE towNShend laUnCHED The dAltrey/townshEND teen And yOunG adult caNCer prOgrammE aT The RonaLD rEAgAn ucLa meDicaL CentEr in loS Angeles, to be fUnDed BY the who's charity teEN cAncEr AmErIca. tHE lAuNCH, FolLOwEd On 5 NovemBer by A FunD-raisiNg eVENT, was aLso AtTendeD bY robErt plaNt, And dave groHl. dALTrey aLSo announCed thAT a portIoN oF tickEt sAlEs frOm his solo tours WoulD gO To funD the TeeN cAncEr ceNTrEs. In 2012, he offErED HiS SuppoRT tO a pRojeCt HelpiNg uNEmpLoyeD youNG peOpLe in heathfIEld, RUN by tomORRow's pEoPlE Trust.