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Talk to people affected by the same cancer, share your experiences, and ask an expert your questions. Find out about the different types of cancer, including symptoms, tests and treatment. Read more about different cancer treatments and drugs, and get help with treatment decisions.
Answer a few quick questions to find the right support for you. We have information about cancer and support services, including help with money and work.
Get help from Macmillan. We’re here to help everyone with cancer live life as fully as they can. Whether you need help paying bills, advice on benefits or treatment, or just want to chat. Find out about the different ways we can help.
Join the Macmillan Community and chat to people who know what you're going through. Use the Community as a forum to get help and support online, and ask our experts your questions about cancer.
The Macmillan Support Line offers confidential support to people living with cancer and their loved ones. If you are worried about money, work or treatment, or you just want to speak about whatever matters to you, we’ll listen and support you. Call us for free on 0808 239 9397.
We raise money to provide vital cancer services, research and campaign for better cancer care. We also support the cancer workforce. We are millions of supporters, professionals, volunteers and campaigners. Meet the team and find out about our strategy, values and annual report and accounts.
Contact the Macmillan Support Line for free, confidential cancer support. Call us on 0808 808 00 00, email, or chat online. Open 7 days a week 8am to 8pm.
Make a difference for people living with cancer by donating to Macmillan. Make a one-off or monthly donation and explore other ways to contribute.
Find out about support groups, where to get information and how to get involved with Macmillan where you live. Get help. Answer quick questions from 1 of our 3 guides, to get information and support for your needs. We have services to support you with cancer, including help with money and work.
If you have found out that your cancer cannot be cured or you are looking after someone with advanced cancer, you may be entitled to benefits or other financial support. Most people who need care towards the end of their lives qualify for disability benefits.