It takes us all for fair cancer care
Cancer isn't fair. Cancer care should be.
A cancer diagnosis is the biggest challenge many people will ever face, and for some it can be made even tougher.
How quickly someone is diagnosed, the care they receive, and their chances of recovery can be affected by where they live, what they earn, where they work, how they communicate or the colour of their skin. It shouldn’t be that way.
Everyone deserves the best possible cancer care. But too many people aren’t receiving it.
Through Macmillan’s Fair Cancer Care Campaign, we’re on a mission to help make cancer care better for everyone. We’re bringing together the people who know cancer best - from healthcare professionals and community groups to our partners, volunteers, supporters and our own experts – to bring cancer care closer to every UK home
Together, we’re doing whatever it takes for fair cancer care.
Get cancer care that's right for you
We need your help for fair care
Donate today so we can continue to support people living with the unfair challenges of cancer, whoever they are and whatever they’re going through, now and in the future.
From walking gentle river trails and sweeping coastlines to majestic mountains, do something mighty for fair cancer care.
There are many ways to join our cancer revolution as a Macmillan volunteer. Whether it's minutes or months, hours or days, the time you give makes a difference.
Leave a gift in your will and help create fair care for people living with cancer for generations to come.
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Emmerdale's prostate cancer storyline
Cancer isn't fair - it can change everything. Emmerdale’s Cain Dingle and his family have their lives turned upside down by Cain’s prostate cancer diagnosis.
Through our partnership with Emmerdale and ITV, we hope to raise awareness of prostate cancer and the vital support Macmillan has to offer to millions of viewers who may see themselves or their loved ones in Cain’s story.
