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29 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… Bright Red CharityIn today’s blog, we spend 5 minutes with a small charity supporting people affected by blood cancer in the UK. Bright Red also funds new research projects to improve blood cancer treatments and quality of life for patients. Tell us about your organisation… Marrow Stem Cell Transplantation 2000 was relaunched as Bright […]
27 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… Preloved Reloved – Cancer & BeyondIn today’s blog, we chat to Jo about her charity Preloved Reloved, that provides donated items like wigs, turbans, PICC covers and post surgical bras free of charge to people affected by cancer. Tell us about your organisation Preloved Reloved – Cancer & Beyond is a charity based in Kent, and I’m […]
22 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
Dementia-Friendly Cancer Advocacy ServiceIn today’s blog, we hear from Citizens Advice Rotherham & District’s Cancer Advocacy team about how they support people living with cancer and dementia, whilst working to improve services and reduce inequalities. People living with both cancer and dementia often face additional challenges throughout their cancer journey. Understanding complex information, attending appointments, making […]
20 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cancer Support Services in Chester | SpotlightThere are over 6,000 local and national support services listed across the UK on Cancer Care Map. Today we’re spotlighting some of the cancer support services available in and around Chester. Chester FC Community Trust Prehabilitation programme for adults preparing for, or going through, cancer treatment. Starting in June 2026, free weekly group […]
20 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… Get It Off Your ChestToday, we chat to Samantha Maddock about the breast cancer peer support group she runs in Plymouth, offering an informal, safe space to meet and connect through shared experiences. Tell us about your organisation… So, the idea for Get It Off Your Chest came about because I wanted to offer a safe space […]
16 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cancer Support Services in Norwich | SpotlightThere are over 6,000 local and national support services listed across the UK on Cancer Care Map. Today we’re spotlighting some of the cancer support services available in and around Norwich. It’s On The Ball Charity for people living with and beyond testicular cancer. Supported by Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital’s oncology department, […]
15 October 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… Bloom 43In today’s blog, we hear from BLOOM⁴³ about how they are supporting breast cancer patients to prepare for surgery. Their app is free and available globally. Tell us about your organisation… Our founder, plastic surgeon, Dr Saahil Mehta, was always being asked by patients ahead of their surgeries ‘What can I do […]
06 October 2026 — Deploy Administration Account
Marking 60 years of cancer supportTwo weeks ago David and Jonathan Dimbleby hosted a reception to mark the 60th anniversary of The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund in the wonderful setting of the Governors Hall at St Thomas’ Hospital. The hospital has a special association for the charity as it was where broadcaster Richard Dimbleby was treated for cancer before his […]
30 September 2026 — Lia Rogers
Pick a PodcastA podcast might not be the first thing you think of when it comes to cancer support, but for a lot of people, listening to others share their stories and experiences can be comforting, as well as informative. A kind of ‘audio companion’ if you like. It’s not always easy to talk. Podcasts offer an […]
22 September 2026 — Lia Rogers
Little Ripples – Support for children when a loved one has cancerYou have a cancer diagnosis. There is support for you. But what about your children? By Keri Bird, Founder and Volunteer CEO, Little Ripples When you receive a cancer diagnosis, the support available to you has come a long way. There are incredible charities, helplines, online communities, and clinical teams working hard to […]
