News and Events
Welcome to CancerCare's news and events. Find out about all our great events and read latest news and stories here. If you would like more information on any of the news articles featured please contact us
CancerCare client Lynne Newlove was diagnosed…
No one is immune to the pain of losing a loved…
Jenna Lees is walking the Keswick to Barrow in…
CancerCare client Sue Hanlon is participating in…
After two separate cancer diagnoses and the loss…
Ruth Haigh, from Levens, is currently receiving…
One of the more unexpected effects of undergoing…
Susan Bourne sought out CancerCare’s support…
We were saddened by the recent news that loyal…
Imagine fighting your own battle against cancer,…
Real Stories
There is no better way to describe the impact we can have on people's lives than through the words of those we have helped...
21 February 2025
Lynne’s story
CancerCare client Lynne Newlove was diagnosed with stage-two breast cancer towards the end of 2023. Lynne received nutritional support from…
30 January 2025
Heidi’s story
No one is immune to the pain of losing a loved one. The grief process is never linear, even if you are a trained professional with…
21 January 2025
Jenna’s story
Jenna Lees is walking the Keswick to Barrow in aid of CancerCare who supported her family after her father suddenly died in September…
15 January 2025
Sue’s story
CancerCare client Sue Hanlon is participating in the 2025 Dare2Dip Every Day in January challenge, despite only being diagnosed with…
03 December 2024
Pam’s story
After two separate cancer diagnoses and the loss of her beloved sister, Pamela Williams didn’t feel she had anywhere to turn, until she…
29 November 2024
Ruth’s story
Ruth Haigh, from Levens, is currently receiving her second round of one-to-one counselling with therapist Heidi at the Kendal centre,…
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