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If you're deciding which charity to support with your fundraising, talk to us. We want to be there for everyone affected by cancer, and we need your help.
Working with us
Join with Macmillan as a colleague or service partner and you'll be working with a bunch of talented, passionate people to make life better for people affected by cancer across the UK.
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Careers and internships
We're always looking for talented people to join the team. Find out more about what it's like to work here and search for jobs and internships.
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Our corporate partners
Macmillan works together with businesses and organisations to deliver outstanding, mutually-beneficial partnerships.
More than just a job
More than just a job
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Volunteer
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You don't have to climb mountains to give something back. People affected by cancer may need help with simple day to day tasks like shopping or cleaning. Browse our volunteering opportunities to see if you could help.
Our gender pay gap report
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Understanding our gender pay gap gives us the insight we need to support our aims of being an inclusive employer. We want to make Macmillan a great place to work.
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Why should we talk about cancer?
Read Imogen's blog about her experience as a Macmillan support line volunteer. She highlights the benefits of talking about cancer and looks at some of the different ways people can start talking.
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If you've just joined up and aren't sure where to start, this is the group for you. Tell us a bit about what brings you here, and don't be afraid to ask questions. Someone will be on hand to welcome you and point you in the right direction
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KatyMc
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On the 4th session of chemo and Mum's mental confusion has become much worse, is this common?
Hi there, am just wondering if your mum has been given what I called my 'chemo card'. It has the list of her chemo on and a 24/7 telephone...
Thanks, i didnt know bout that site, will check there. Very good of u too reply. Good Luck.
Memaji
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On the 4th session of chemo and Mum's mental confusion has become much worse, is this common?
Thanks Linda, I'll give the helpline a call tomorrow.
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