We're Breast Cancer Now
We're here to make sure that by 2050 everyone diagnosed with breast cancer lives, and is supported to live well.
Our life-changing support
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Support for you
We offer a range of support services for people affected by breast cancer, both online and in person.
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Talk to our nurses
Our nurses are here for you. Whether you'd like to give us a call or pop us a message, we're here to help.
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What is breast cancer?
Whether you've recently been diagnosed, are living with breast cancer or you're worried about a symptom, you can trust our information.
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Join us for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
See how you can help spread awareness and get involved this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Wear it pink
Wear pink. Raise money. Help fund life-changing breast cancer research and support.
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Touch Look Check
Anyone can get breast cancer. Get to know your normal by checking your breasts regularly.
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Our life-saving research
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About our research
Learn about our research into prevention and early diagnosis, better treatments, improving quality of life, and secondary breast cancer.
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Research achievements
We’ve invested more than £299 million in research to drive forward progress in breast cancer research. Discover our achievements so far.
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Give hope for the future. Donate today.
We fund life-saving research and provide life-changing support. Your donation could help us give hope to everyone impacted by breast cancer, now and into the future.
How you can get involved
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Challenge events
Whether you’re a walker, a baker or a mover-and-shaker, you can become part of Team Now and raise money for people with breast cancer.
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Volunteer with us
Do something amazing and make today the day you volunteer. Donating your time and talent could make all the difference.
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Campaign with us
We're campaigning to get the best treatment, services and care for people affected by breast cancer.
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Stories from our supporters
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If I’d known more about the signs and symptoms of secondary breast cancer, I wouldn’t have doubted myself
8 years after her primary diagnosis, Charli started feeling a pain in her arm. It came out of nowhere - she didn’t have an injury and couldn...
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Rediscovering intimacy after breast cancer isn’t about going back to how things were – it's about finding even deeper closeness than before
Sex and intimacy can be complicated after breast cancer. In fact, a survey we published in 2024 revealed that 98% of women with breast cance...
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Sometimes we underestimate the power of the patient experience, but our voices can make change happen
Penny was looking for a way to get involved at Breast Cancer Now after her diagnosis. She didn’t feel ready to take on a physical challenge....
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We have so much more to do to raise breast cancer awareness in the Asian community
Diagnosed just after her 50th birthday, Rani faced anxiety during treatment and isolation after. The Moving Forward course helped her connec...