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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 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.

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.

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.

Talk to us via WhatsApp

You can now access support via WhatsApp. Find out more about how this service will work.

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.

Hospital Travel Fund

Our Hospital Travel Fund provides grants of up to £200 for patients and families affected by leukaemia to put towards hospital travel costs.

Ann Ashley Leukaemia Counselling Fund

We’re providing access to private counselling services through the provision of grants, so that leukaemia patients and their loved ones affected by a blood cancer diagnosis get the emotional and psychological support they need.

Work and Cancer

After a diagnosis of blood cancer, one of the many things that you may think about is how you will continue to work and how you will provide for yourself and your family.

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Take a Moment to Catch Up

View our latest news and blog articles

September 10th

SMC approves Kymriah CAR-T therapy for use on the NHS in Scotland for DLBCL patients

Yesterday, the Scottish Medicines Consortium approved the use of tisagenlecleucel-T (brand name Kymriah), on the NHS in Scotland, for patients with diffuse large-B cell lymphoma (DLBCL). Kymriah is a brand of CAR-T cell therapy....

August 14th

Nausea or vomiting as a symptom of leukaemia

Nausea and vomiting are normal things to experience when ill. However, in combination with other symptoms, they could also indicate a leukaemia ...

August 14th

Could muscle or back pain indicate leukaemia?

Muscle or back pain is a lesser known sign of leukaemia. Find out more about what might make this common ailment a warning sign for the blood cancer...