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Everyone's invited to Macmillan's Big Picnic, 17 June-14 July 2009. Get together with friends to host a picnic and raise vital funds for people affected by cancer.
If you feel your sexual relationship has been affected by cancer, we have information and support to help.
12 hours. Seven venues. One ticket.
On 13 August 2009 Macmillan will be taking over Brick Lane in East London for our first ever large scale music event.
Have or had cancer? Relative, friend or carer of someone with cancer? Become a Cancer Voice and have your say on the future of cancer care.
Almost all of our work is funded by voluntary donations. Help us to rebuild the lives of people affected by cancer. Make a regular monthly donation or a single donation now.
Other ways to donate
Join in or start a discussion and connect with other people.
Struggling to cope with the financial effect of cancer? We can help.
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We couldn't provide our vital services without the people who support us. Help us raise money by signing up for a fundraising event, or get involved in your local area.
Alternatively, give your time by volunteering, becoming a Cancer Voice, or supporting our campaigns.
How do you want to help?
For medical questions, for practical support, to talk to others in a similar situation
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You can now follow Macmillan Cancer Support and the work that we do on our favourite social media sites. Become a fan on Facebook, follow our tweets on Twitter or upload your fundraising videos and photos on YouTube and Flickr
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Macmillan has merged with Cancerbackup. Together we provide a wealth of high quality, expertly developed information about cancer.
Cancer - an overview Types of cancer Cancer treatments Living with cancer Emotional effects Talking about your cancer
Our information is now free for everyone, visit be.Macmillan to order.
If you're a Macmillan professional, volunteer or person affected by cancer, visit Learn Zone for free e-learning, courses and workshops to help deal with cancer.
Find out more at Learn Zone