We are the UK’s only charity dedicated to lymphoma, the fifth most common cancer. We're here to help, however you are affected.
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Our team is specially trained to offer you a listening ear and the information you need about your lymphoma.
Our friendly support groups are held regularly around the country so you have the opportunity to meet other people affected by lymphoma and share experiences.
We can connect you to a buddy - specially trained volunteers who have a personal experience of lymphoma and can understand what you’re going through.
Connect to other people affected by lymphoma any time through our online discussion forums and ask those important questions from those who have been there.
Launched to coincide with World Menopause Day, we have produced three new videos to support women experiencing an early or premature menopause after treatment for lymphoma.
Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, has sadly died from complications of non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Ground-breaking treatment offers new hope
Lymphoma TrialsLink is our clinical trials information service.
Here you can learn about clinical trials and what they involve and use our database to search for a clinical trial that might be suitable for you.
Deciding whether to enter a clinical trial is an important decision and we hope this helps you to make informed choices about your lymphoma treatment and care.
Find out more
In this video Juliet talks about fertility, motherhood, and going though an early menopause after having a stem cell transplant.
Dorothy became a Live your Life workshop facilitator after attending a workshop and seeing the value of talking to others with lymphoma.
Dave talks about his two years of treatment for lymphoma, and how attending a Live your Life workshop helped him feel more positive.
Jayne talks about her lymphoma diagnosis and how much she enjoyed attending a Live your Life workshop.
Every 27 minutes someone is diagnosed with lymphoma. With your help we can provide the vital information and support they need to cope with their diagnosis, treatment and living with lymphoma.
