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Our campaigns

We run campaigns throughout the year, and need you to get involved and help raise awareness.

Watch Wait Worry

Join our Watch Wait Worry campaign and help us to improve the support offered to patients on Watch and Wait.

LC50

Leukaemia Care is turning 50 this year. That’s 50 years of supporting patients and their families and providing them with the right information and advice.

Spot Leukaemia

Throughout our 50th year as a charity, we are running our Spot Leukaemia Campaign to help raise awareness of Leukaemia.

#myCNSmatters

We're saying thank you for the invaluable role that Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS) have in a leukaemia patient's journey. We want CNSs to know that they matter to patients, to charities and to other healthcare professionals.

Living with Leukaemia

Living with Leukaemia is our annual patient survey that aims to reveal the experience of leukaemia patients from diagnosis through to treatment and living with or beyond blood cancer.

Leukaemia: I wasn’t born yesterday

As part of our report, we undertook a survey of over 1,300 leukaemia patients, to uncover the inequalities that are impacting on cancer survival and patient experience.

Useful links on exercise

Returning to a “normal” life can see you reintroducing exercise into your daily routine. The following links contain excellent resources about exercise during and post treatment for a blood cancer.

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Take a Moment to Catch Up

View our latest news and blog articles

May 23rd

Leukaemia Care – From London to Worcester in 50 years

Find out about our humble beginnings and how your support has allowed us to continue to be there for blood cancer patients no matter where we might be...

May 20th

What does ‘palliative care’ and ‘end of life care’ mean?

The words 'palliative care' and 'end of life care' are ones you may hear during your blood cancer journey, and you might be wondering exactly what each form of care involves. Here, we explain more about palliative care and end of life care....

May 19th

Spotting the difference: Swollen lymph nodes in leukaemia VS during an infection

Swollen lymph nodes occur as a symptom of leukaemia in approximately 20% of patients prior to their diagnosis. For the vast majority of cases, swollen lymph nodes indicate nothing more than the fact that your body is fighting off an infection. However, they could be a warning sign of something more serious, such as blood cancer. ...