There are two million people living with or beyond cancer in the UK. This figure is set to rise to four million by 2030
It's a cause for celebration that more people than ever are surviving after a cancer diagnosis but we know the impact of cancer doesn't suddenly stop when treatment is over.
We are working in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support to help improve the experience of people living with and beyond cancer.
The Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme is specifically looking at breast, bowel and prostate cancer services.
We want everyone who is diagnosed with breast, bowel or prostate cancer to live well after a diagnosis. this means:
We believe everyone should experience high quality cancer care and support.
Having a meaningful conversation (16 May 2017)
Opportunity for people affected by cancer (14 December 2016)
Lets talk about conversations (24 August 2016)
Local improvement in one year cancer survival rates (19 July 2016)
Talking to the real experts (6 July 2016)
NHS England sets out world class cancer care plans (12 May 2016)
More people diagnosed with the most common cancers last year (20 April 2016)
Our infographics provide an overview of breast, prostate and bowel cancer in your area. Using specially commissioned data we can start to understand the local story of cancer.
Our interactive infographic allows you to easily compare the regional story of cancer, click on the map to move between areas.
Cancer in your region (interactive pdf document)
Cancer: Then and now (Macmillan Cancer Support)
No one should face cancer alone
When you have cancer, you don’t just worry about what will happen to your body, you worry about what will happen to your life.
If you’d like support, information or just to chat, call Macmillan free on 0808 808 00 00 (Monday to Friday, 9am–8pm) or visit macmillan.org.uk
Cancer Care Review: insight, opportunities and top tips (Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Network)
Cancer: Then and now (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Care plan example (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Living with and beyond cancer - Concerns Checklist (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Working in partnership to improve cancer care and support (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Cancer Care Review: insight, opportunities and top tips (Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Network)
Cancer: Then and now (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Care plan example (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Living with and beyond cancer - Concerns Checklist (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Working in partnership to improve cancer care and support (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Cancer Care Review: insight, opportunities and top tips (Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Network)
Cancer: Then and now (Macmillan Cancer Support)
Care plan example (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Living with and beyond cancer - Concerns Checklist (National Cancer Survivorship Initiative)
Working in partnership to improve cancer care and support (Macmillan Cancer Support)
For more information on The Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme please contact Laura Boyd (Macmillan Communications Lead)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (25 May 2017)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (11 April 2017)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (8 March 2017)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (1 February 2017)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (20 December 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (1 December 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (31 October 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (27 September 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (25 August 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (27 July 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (22 June 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (27 April 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (31 March 2016)
Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme update (28 January 2016)
To receive our regular updates by email contact Laura Boyd, Communications Lead (laboyd@macmillan.org.uk)
On Tuesday 19 April 2016 we held an event to mark the launch of The Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme in Barnsley.
Please find presentations and a film from the day below.
Commissioners Working Together - Will Cleary-Grey
The Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme, an overview - Richard Metcalfe
What is good cancer care and support? (YouTube)
For more information on The Macmillan Living With and Beyond Cancer Programme please contact Laura Boyd (Macmillan Communications Lead)
