Support for You

After a diagnosis of a blood cancer, access to the right information, support and advice is vital to help you understand what you're about to go through.

Attend an online webinar

Our webinars cover a wide range of topics and are tailored for leukaemia patients and their loved ones

Attend a Patient Information Day

Our nationwide information days give patients and carers the opportunity to ask questions about specific diseases and listen to eminent professional speakers and medical professionals.

Find a Support Group

We run and co-ordinate many support groups for patients and their families affected by any blood cancer including leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma, so you can share information and experiences with other people in your local area.

Join Our Online Forum

Leukaemia Care is here for anyone affected by blood cancer. We are committed to making sure that patients, their loved ones and their friends have the right information, support and advice.

Information Booklets

Learn more about your diagnosis in our information booklets.

Advocacy Caseworker

Our Advocacy Caseworker is here to direct you to the best source of help for many issues.

Talk to us

A blood cancer diagnosis can come as a huge shock to you and your loved ones, but we’re here to support you every step of the way.

One-to-one buddy support

Our Buddy Support Service is available if you want to chat to someone who understands exactly what you’re going through.

Ann Ashley Leukaemia Counselling Fund

We’re providing access to private counselling services through the provision of grants, so that everyone who has been affected by a blood cancer diagnosis gets the emotional and psychological support they need.

Our Hospital Hubs

Our Hospital Hubs are the perfect place for you or your loved ones to meet with a member of the Leukaemia Care team for advice, support or simply a chat.

Financial Hardship Fund

Our Financial Hardship Fund provides grants of up to £200 for essential living costs to patients and families affected by leukaemia, myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) or myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs).

Remembering Leukaemia Care in your Will

After providing for your family, a gift in your Will could help support Leukaemia Care provide services to ensure that anybody who has been affected by a leukaemia receives the right information and support.

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Take a Moment to Catch Up

View our latest news and blog articles

January 6th

Working from Home vs Working in the Office: The New Working Climate

Have you benefitted from working from home during the pandemic? Are you wondering what the new working climate will look like as a clinically extremely vulnerable leukaemia employee? Find out more in our article, including a patient perspective from Nick York....

December 21st

2021: A year in review

We’re taking a look back at all that we’ve achieved in 2021, and how we haven’t let COVID-19 keep us from supporting blood cancer patients....

December 17th

Position statement on shielding and other measures to protect leukaemia patients at high risk of severe COVID-19

Leukaemia Care are calling on the governments of all 4 UK nations to increase support for any vulnerable people who wish to shield to protect themselves....