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Groups or events for people affected by primary breast cancer

Whether you’re dealing with your diagnosis or trying to move on after treatment, we're here. Explore our groups and events to find the support you need and connect with people who really understand what you’re going through.

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  • A group of people, some in pink BCN t-shirts, facilitating, sat in a circle holding moving forward leaflets, talking to one another.
    Course

    Moving Forward

    Find tools and support to adjust to life after primary breast cancer treatment.

  • Tony, a man with shoulder length white hair, dark eyebrows, a gold earring and a handlebar moustache, wearing a green and white striped polo t-shirt, with some tattoos visible on his arms. Posing for portraits, sat outside on a bench, with the wind through his hair.
    Group

    Support for men

    If you’re a man facing breast cancer, we’re here. We've designed this page in collaboration with men affected by breast cancer, to bring together information and support that you might find helpful.

  • Headshot of Sonia smiling with long dark hair wearing a charity lanyard against a purple background.

    After Treatment, what now? With Sonia Hussain

    10 September 2026 at 7pm. This session is for people who have completed hospital-based treatment for primary breast cancer and are navigating life beyond treatment.

  • Dr Isabel White in a pink jumper, smiling

    Sex and intimacy with Dr Isabel White

    30 September 2026 at 7pm. During the session Isabel will be talking about the effects of breast cancer on our sex lives, and how these may be relieved to allow more enjoyment of sex and intimacy again

  • Portrait photo of Rob Thomas, who has brown hair and glasses, and who is wearing a suit and tie.

    Lifestyle and breast cancer with Rob Thomas

    15 September 2026 at 3pm. Join Rob for information on the latest research into an integrative approach to cancer treatment, combining conventional, nutritional, lifestyle and complementary medicine.

  • Monica Harrington, who has straight black hair, at a desk with bras on it. Behind her is a mannequin with lingerie.

    Bras and prostheses with Monica Harrington

    11 August 2026 at 7pm. Monica is sympathetic to the needs of women post-surgery and can suggest the best options available for lingerie, swimwear, and breast prostheses and how to wear them.

  • Professional headshot photo of Clare Phipps.

    Menopause and Cancer with Dr Claire Phipps

    17 September at 7pm. Dr Claire Phipps is a highly dedicated and compassionate GP and menopause specialist, with many years' experience in providing comprehensive healthcare to all ages.

  • A photo of Vic, who has blonde hair tied back, is wearing red and is smiling.
    Webinar

    Fertility with Vic Kessell - Small group meeting

    26 November 2026 at 7pm. Join Vic to explore how different breast cancer treatments can affect fertility and what options might be available for preserving fertility or planning a pregnancy in future.

  • A photo of Sandra smiling at the camera. She is wearing a blue coat and scarf, and standing in front of a castle in England.
    Webinar

    Managing Fatigue with Sandra Marshman

    28 July at 7pm. In this session, we'll acknowledge the impact of cancer-related fatigue on overall wellbeing and to provide information on methods of managing fatigue.

  • A headshot of Juli Hammersley. She has long blonde hair and is smiling.
    Webinar

    Relaxation and breathwork with Juli Hammersley

    20 August at 7pm. This session aims to empower participants by teaching them relaxation and breathwork techniques that can help reduce stress and enhance overall sense of well-being.