Investing in family support leads to improved outcomes for families which deliver not just improved lives for children but also cost benefits to the state. As a society, we need to provide parents and carers with the ‘village’ it takes to raise a child. https://t.co/coYhiPZNXp
Cancer is scary enough. But now people with cancer are dealing with the impact of coronavirus on their treatment and care 💚
We're doing all we can to support them at this critical time, but we can’t do it without you.
Support our Emergency Appeal: https://t.co/cERWBZXNqn
Job alert: We are looking for two Media & PR Managers with a proven track record in #communications to join our ambitious @macmillanpress team and help us tell the story of people living with cancer. Find out more here: https://t.co/Du2OBCW7Gf #charityjobs
From launch PR through to ongoing conversations on social - how @macmillancancer's integrated media campaign around "Whatever cancer throws your way, we're right there with you" reached new audiences
@crushfrth at #charityPR
"The ambition for 40,000 extra nurses simply brings staffing levels up to where they should be today, not where they will need to be to meet demand in five years’ time." Read @macmillancancer's response to the Interim NHS People Plan here https://t.co/tayawM4IYw
"The shortage of nurses could have dire consequences – just ask those of us who see it every day" says @LucieRudd, Specialist Adviser at @macmillancancer in @IndyVoices https://t.co/iHfCV3AgdC #Nursing
"The sooner we can get those awkward conversations, plans and wishes out in the open – or even just down on paper – the sooner we can get on with living.” says @KrisPoB in support of @macmillancancer's #letstalkaboutdeath campaign via @womanandhome https://t.co/YVEsNonc8F
So proud of @macmillanpress for our work with @StandardIssueUK on such a moving and thought provoking podcast on the importance of talking about death.
Listen to the podcast here 👉 https://t.co/pGfNXY79ko
#LetsTalkAboutDeath
6 out of 10 people in the UK say they have not spoken to their family or friends about their wishes when they die, according to new research from @macmillancancer#letstalkaboutdeath via @guardiannews https://t.co/gwXFmxpDvT
In @Telegraph today, @blandsteve talks about why it's important to talk about death: It “gave her [Rachel] comfort” to know that her family wouldn’t be left struggling to piece together her affairs once she was gone." #letstalkaboutdeath https://t.co/qXbCKbxr5W