Our campaigns fight for real change. To help everyone with cancer live life as fully as they can. By joining our campaigns, you can help make sure people affected by cancer are treated like people, not just patients. Together we can make a difference.
The welfare system is failing people with cancer when they need it the most. Can you help us fix Universal Credit? Use our template email to raise concerns about Universal Credit, with your MP.
Yes, I will email my MP
We’ve spoken out against prescription charges, welfare cuts and the lack of support for carers. And with your help we’ve really changed things for the better.
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Do you want to volunteer your time to make positive change? Become part of a movement of over 19,000 people across the UK, who are campaigning for better support for people living with cancer.
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We want to make sure everyone gets the help they need to cope with the cost of cancer, when they need it.
Almost 1.5 million people look after someone with cancer in England, yet more than half aren't getting the support they need.
Our campaign
If anyone deserves a break, it's someone with cancer. We're campaigning to make sure travel insurance is clear and fairly priced for people with cancer.
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We’re calling on the Government to change the law so that banks and building societies have a legal duty of care towards their customers.
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Right now, too many people in the UK are not getting the support they need when treatment ends, and this needs to change.
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Too often, people’s wishes about care and support at the end of life aren’t being met. This needs to change.
Get involvedThere are lots of ways you can support Macmillan’s campaigns, from attending events to lobbying your MP. Get the latest tips and resources to make sure your voice is heard.
We've got lots of opportunities to make your time matter. Find out about available opportunities and apply today.
We work with Government and politicians across the UK to improve care and support at every stage of the cancer journey.
Every campaign needs robust policy and research to back it up. We listen to people affected by cancer and work together to improve cancer care and fight inequalities.
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.
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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