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Our campaigns fight for real change. To help everyone with cancer live life as fully as they can. Join our campaigns and make a difference.

Stop cancer becoming the forgotten 'C'

Now, more than ever, people living with cancer need to be able to get the right treatment, care and support, at the right time.

Find out how you can take action to stop cancer becoming the forgotten ‘C’ in your nation.

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Take our coronavirus survey

It is vital that real-life stories shape our work, and that politicians hear what is happening from those who may be affected the most. By sharing your story, you will help make sure that Macmillan can try to campaign in an appropriate way during the outbreak.

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Sign up as a campaigner

Do you want to volunteer your time to make positive change? Become part of a movement of over 21,000 people across the UK, who are campaigning for better support for people living with cancer.

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Campaign success stories

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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Local campaigning

There are many ways to support our campaigns, from attending events to lobbying your MP. Get the latest info and materials you need to become a successful campaigner.

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Save Our Support

Every day across the UK, we see how hard NHS and care professionals work to help people living with cancer live life as fully as they can. Find out more in our report.

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Cancer — a costly diagnosis?

Cancer can affect people in many ways. But what is often overlooked is the financial cost of cancer. Our report focuses on the first-hand experiences of the difficulties faced by people living with cancer.

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Tackle the carers' crisis

We are campaigning to make sure the almost 1.5 million people in the UK who look after a family member, friend or neighbour with cancer get the support they need.

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