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01 April 2022 — Deploy Administration Account
Our Cancer Survey | The Response So Far…Last month Jonathan Dimbleby, Chair of the Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund, and actor Greg Wise in his role as charity Ambassador, were on the BBC Breakfast sofa to talk about Cancer Care Map and how we are trying to reach more people who otherwise aren’t aware of cancer support services in their local area. The […]
24 March 2022 — David Allen
1 in 3 Cancer Patients in the UK Aren’t Aware of Vital Support Services | New SurveyA new survey suggests that almost half (49%) of cancer patients who said they have needed additional support are often not able to access the vital care and support services that can have a direct impact on their clinical outcomes[1]. The new research by The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund (RDCF) has revealed: Over a third […]
07 March 2022 — David Allen
War On Cancer | Your Cancer ServicesCancer can be a lonely experience. Full of questions, new terminology and conversations people feel afraid to have; it can feel a little like being thrown in at the deep end without a clue how to swim. With so many people impacted by cancer reporting a decline in their mental health due to their diagnosis, […]
20 February 2022 — David Allen
Cancer Support Services in Reading | Your Cancer ServicesDespite not being a city, the town of Reading is home to a plethora of events and culture for the UK, including the world-famous Reading Festival. It is also home to a fantastic selection of cancer support services. For our latest City Spotlight, we take a look at the town of Reading. Please note, due […]
04 February 2022 — David Allen
World Cancer Day 2022 | How Cancer Care Map can help youCancer Care Map’s pilot site was first launched on #WorldCancerDay 2018. Over the last 4 years, the website has now grown to over 3,000 local and national support services listed across the UK. In the last month alone over 22,000 people have accessed the site to help them find the support they need. The aim […]
30 January 2022 — David Allen
Cancer Support Services in Inverness | Your Cancer ServicesThe city of Inverness is the northernmost city in the United Kingdom and is the largest cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands. Alongside breathtaking views, this city is known as the “happiest place in Scotland” and is served by exceptional cancer support services. Our latest City Spotlight takes a look at cancer support services in […]
20 January 2022 — David Allen
Your Life and Cancer 2022 | Your Cancer ServicesAt their inaugural event in 2020, Your Life and Cancer welcomed just over 700 attendees from 32 countries to their online conference. Following phenomenal feedback, they are delighted to announce registration for the next event taking place from 29th to 30th January and February 12th to 13th 2022. Designed for anyone who is affected by […]
24 December 2021 — David Allen
Cancer Support Services in St David’s | Your Cancer ServicesSt David’s is the smallest city in the United Kingdom with a population of just over 1,600. Despite it’s small size, this beautiful cathedral city and its surrounding areas are home to a great selection of cancer support services and organisations. Our latest City Spotlight takes a look at St David’s. Please note, due to […]
09 December 2021 — David Allen
Thank You To Our Supporters | Cancer Care MapYou may not realise that Cancer Care Map is run by The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund. The charity was set up in 1966 with donations made by the public following the death of broadcaster Richard Dimbleby. We still rely on donations and grants today to continue our work, none of which would be possible without charitable […]
06 December 2021 — David Allen
Cancer Support Services in Southampton | Your Cancer ServicesThe port city of Southampton can be found in the South-East county of Hampshire. It is famous the world over for its port location and being the departure point for both the Mayflower and the Titanic. Southampton is also the location for a strong collection of cancer support services. For our latest City Spotlight, we […]
