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Helping you find the support you need when cancer affects your life

For everyone affected by cancer - patients, partners, family, friends and employers.

Support Directory

Search our directory of local and national cancer support services based on your individual needs. Services include help with money, benefits, transport, complementary therapies to free gifts and experiences.

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Digital Helpline

If you would like support using digital devices such as computers or smart phones and the internet, call our digital helpline 0345 222 0333 and mention 'Cancer Card'. This service is FREE for people with cancer in the UK. And if you don’t have a device we can send you one. Open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.

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Cancer Card Fundraising Auction 2025

We're thrilled to announce that our online auction is now live with a range of exciting, unique and unmissable prizes! From luxury fashion experiences and sought-after collectibles to exclusive sporting tickets and pampering treats, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for the perfect Christmas gift, a special treat for yourself, or simply want to support a vital cause, browse the lots and place your bids today.

Bid now: https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/cancercardball2025

Auction closes: 10pm, Saturday 1st November



Latest Blog from the community

Cancer Card's Health & Wellbeing Event Unites and Empowers Cancer Community

On Sunday 13th April, Cancer Card delivered a free health and wellbeing event at RBS Gogarburn Conference Centre for cancer patients and their carers.

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"In the time before my Mum was discharged from hospital the Cancer Card website was an invaluable tool. It helped me research and find various support resources and information so I could help my Mum's recovery. It also helped me comprehend what had happened and understand how her future was going to be."

Kirsty, supporting her mum