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Laura, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, went through a course of 33 radiotherapy sessions, here she offers her advice for anyone preparing to go through radiotherapy.

When Maureen was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, she reflected on the suggestion that she's been unlucky – and why she doesn’t think it’s so clear-cut.

Walking is the perfect way to enjoy the great outdoors whilst making a difference. Pick your route, choose your distance, and get walking.

Learn more about how chemotherapy is given, including intravenously and as tablets or capsules.

If you don’t have a lot of opportunity to go outside, here are some tips for keeping yourself active.

Liz, from Southend, was told she had the altered BRCA gene after being diagnosed. She tells us how she felt as a young woman with breast cancer.

JustGiving is a website where you can create your own fundraising page. It’s a fantastic way to collect cashless donations, whether you’re holding an in person, virtual or hybrid wear it pink. It’s quick and easy to set up and allows your guests to donate using their debit card, Apple or Google pay.

Organising a fundraising event at school is an incredible opportunity to raise money, raise awareness and have a really fun day! Get staff, students and parents involved and help us to make life-saving breast cancer research and life-changing support happen.

Learn about how different breast cancer treatments may affect your diet and how you can manage these changes.

Interested in joining us for the Swim 10 Miles in July challenge? Find out the answers to frequently asked questions.

From signing up to taking part, we’ve got you covered! You’ll find all your Afternoon Tea questions answered.

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