An amazing Ultimate Backstage Experience @RoyalAlbertHall with @TeenageCancer East Midlands had a fantastic night thanks to @ErasedTapes for pulling together the show and @Dominos_UK for making UBE happen and @AldiUK for match funding … off to bed for me !! #YSC
💙 At MOVE Against Cancer, we are focused on supporting individuals impacted by cancer through 5K Your Way, our Online Programme and Resources.
🙌🏻 We are committed to continuous growth and improvement while staying true to their mission and promises.
👉 https://t.co/KKh2n1U8Ij
We are horrified by the racist and Islamophobic violence that has broken out in the UK over the last week. At Teenage Cancer Trust we have zero tolerance for harassment, hate speech and discrimination. (1/2)
🤩 MOVE Against Cancer and Shine Cancer Support are really excited to be teaming up together to bring you a 'Move and Shine' day later this year.
🙌🏻 Keep an eye out on our socials for more information about how to secure your place with us in Cardiff on November 2nd.
We have information about UK cancer screening programmes and eligibility for transgender and non-binary people on our website 👇
Like and share to raise awareness of this important information this #PrideMonth 🔁
What do we need from the next UK government ❓
We’re calling on the next government to improve the lives and outcomes of teenagers and young adults with cancer. Every day, seven young people aged 13-24 hear the words ‘you have cancer.’ By 2030 that number will be closer to 10.
If you’re going out in the hot weather, walk in the shade, apply sunscreen, wear a hat, sunglasses and light, loose-fitting, light-coloured clothes.
For more info on staying safe during hot weather, visit: https://t.co/V599Rbq8IR
We understand and know first hand the impact a diagnosis has on the whole family. Here at the Ella Dawson Foundation we offer families and carers a range of wellbeing support:
🫶Counselling and therapy
🫶Life Notes Journal
🫶Yoga
🫶Wellbeing Breaks & Lodge Stays
Evidence shows countries with a long-term cancer strategy are more effective in improving cancer outcomes. That's why we're joining with other cancer charities to call on all political parties to follow evidence & commit to publishing a long-term cancer strategy #OneCancerVoice
New members of #Cancer52!
We’re excited to share the news we have joined the common voice for rare and less common cancers! An alliance of over 100 organisations working to address this inequality and improve outcomes for patients with these highly challenging diseases.
🏳️🌈 If you’re LGBTQ+ and living with a terminal illness, you might have specific questions or concerns when it comes to planning ahead for your care and practical needs.
🔗 Visit https://t.co/etn0sNHPGF for more support.
#PrideMonth
Our last breathworks session of the series is next Tuesday!
Breathe & relax for building purpose and identity with @sophietrewbreath 🫶
Join us on Tuesday 25th June @ 6:30pm. If you can't make it, don't worry we can send you the recording of the session, DM to sign up😃
Your sexual orientation or gender identity should not affect your access to the right healthcare. Whether you are living with cancer, caring for someone having treatment or you are a healthcare professional, we are here to help.
Visit our website to find out more about how we can support LGBTQIA+ people living with cancer. https://t.co/U2U4ObGIQa
We're thrilled to announce that this year's #TeenageCancerGigs at the @RoyalAlbertHall has raised over £2 million! ✨ This monumental achievement marks the highest amount ever secured for the series. What a way to celebrate Roger Daltrey CBE's final year as curator of the shows.
Today marks 10 years since teenage fundraiser Stephen Sutton died, aged 19. We're proud to announce that the total raised by Stephen, and in his memory, has now reached an incredible £6 million!
To mark the anniversary, Jane reflects on her son’s life and enduring legacy.
As @_StephensStory fundraising total reaches and incredible £6 million, @JasonManford shares his memories of Stephen Sutton 💙
Find out more about Stephen’s legacy 👇
https://t.co/vv7GmenHo4
Young people with cancer need access to consistent mental health support during treatment and beyond. This is why better mental health support is one of the top five things we’re calling for in our manifesto which we hope all parties will commit to. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
The Living Well Grant has provided young people with cancer access to gym memberships, clothing and activities for hospital stays, specialist oncology massages, at home exercise equipment and arts/music classes
Visit https://t.co/mDKGt4BFaz to find out more!
It can be hard to know when you should contact your GP if you are worried about your health. If you've been feeling unwell for a while, or your symptoms don't get better as quickly as you think they should, it's always worth getting checked out 💜 https://t.co/iA7WSc3cG6 #TYACAM