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Tips for going back to work after treatment

If you’ve had to take time off work during breast cancer treatment, when or whether you return can depend on a number of things. We look at your rights and your employer’s responsibilities.

15 years later, we’ve reached our £100,000 fundraising goal

A tireless fundraiser for Breast Cancer Now, Robert shares how he got started, what keeps him motivated, and how his team pushed towards an incredible milestone.

Yoga and breast cancer: exercises

Yoga helped Edwina physically and emotionally after treatment ended. Watch her easy-to-follow videos on getting started with yoga.

Parliaments across the UK wear it pink

Following last year’s wear it pink event in the Houses of Parliament, we decided this year we’d mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month by returning the event to the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh and the Senedd in Cardiff.

How to Wear It Pink in your community

It’s amazing to see communities all over the country come together with one common goal. To change the future of breast cancer. This is our step-by-step guide to help you get started with Wear It Pink.

Reuben - losing a loved one to breast cancer - Breast Cancer Now Podcast

In this episode of The Breast Cancer Now Podcast, Reuben and Erin speak honestly and openly about the ways grief can affect us, and share a very positive outlook of caring for oneself following the death of a loved one.

Volunteer

Make a real difference by giving your time and experience to support people affected by breast cancer.

Help vital research to keep people at risk of breast cancer in the know

Breast cancer brought us together as friends, now we fundraise to give back

Deanne has been taking part in Afternoon Tea for years, alongside her close friend Annette.

Collecting data will help improve breast cancer services

As NHS England and Department of Health are criticised by MPs for lagging behind in improvements in cancer services we're highlighting the need to collect vital data so that services can be properly planned.

After my treatment, I found it hard to re-adjust

After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Aisling found it difficult to adjust to a new pace of life. Now, she feels she's made progress.

We respond to NICE provisional decision not to recommend alpelisib with fulvestrant for routine use on the NHS

Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said: