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Support for you

Whoever you are, and whatever your experience of breast cancer, our free services are here for you.

Whatever breast cancer brings, we're here 

Whether you’re worried about breast cancer, dealing with your diagnosis or trying to live your life with or beyond treatment – or if someone you love is. If you’re affected by breast cancer, you can turn to us.  

Our services are available in person, online, on the phone or in print – meaning you can get the support you need in the way you want. Because whatever breast cancer brings, we’re here.  

Support for primary breast cancer

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    Moving Forward

    Moving Forward gives you the tools to adjust to life beyond primary breast cancer treatment.

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    Younger Women Together

    If you’re aged 18 to 45, Younger Women Together gives you tailored support and the chance to meet people your age.

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    Speakers Live

    Do you want to learn more about topics relevant to your primary breast cancer diagnosis? Join one of our online Speakers Live sessions.

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    Someone Like Me

    You never have to face breast cancer alone. With Someone Like Me, you can find somebody who really understands what you’re going through.

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Support for secondary breast cancer

Our services are always free, but we know that getting to them might still cost you money. Our access fund offers financial support so that anyone can use our services.

Support for everyone

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    Our forum

    Through our online forum, we’re here with you every step of the way – alongside thousands of people who understand what you’re going through...

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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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    Support for men

    Men can get breast cancer too. Although it’s rare, 370 men are diagnosed each year. So, it’s important for men to be body aware.

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Becca

Becca, the breast cancer support app, is your pocket companion to primary breast cancer.

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