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Join our Bridges of Britain walk during Blood Cancer Awareness Month - walk your own 7 mile route crossing your local bridges.

If you'd like to connect with others affected by lymphoma and other blood cancers, why not join this network group. Everyone is welcome including patients, family and friends.

This event is fully booked.     View the programme

Support group for anyone affected by a blood cancer diagnosis organised by Cancer Support Yorkshire.

Join this group to meet others in a safe space and create a supportive local community for anyone with blood cancer.

WMUK’s Patient-Doctor Summit is an annual event that brings together the Waldenström’s Macroglobulinemia (WM) community in the UK. It’s a unique collaboration between patients and doctors, providing information and support for people with this rare and complex blood cancer.

The Norfolk Lymphoma Fundraising  Group presents an Old Tyme Music Hall evening for your entertainment!

A great event for all ages and a chance for dogs to do their part to help people affected by lymphoma!

We have been given a slot for carol singing at St Pancras Station from 5pm to 7pm on Thursday 5 December - International Volunteer Day!.

If you would like to take part and sing in the season with us please email Carly at volunteering@lymphoma-action.org.uk.

Join us as we sing in the season in Aylesbury Market Square!

There are several online support meetings covering the South of England, running on different days and times throughout the month.  Registration is for one of these regular meetings.  This one is held on the second Wednesday evening of each month at 7.30pm.  You can see the full list here.  

The South of England covers the South West, East, South East and London regions.

If you are already registered but would like to change to a different meeting, please request this by replying to the last invitation you received. 

During this webinar, our expert panel will discuss the causes and management of symptoms and side effects, with a particular focus on fatigue, itching, peripheral neuropathy and ‘chemo-brain’.

Join us online for this real-time virtual workshop to help you connect with others in a similar situation and find further local help and support.

This interactive virtual event is for you if you have lymphoma and will help you to choose how to live with and beyond your lymphoma diagnosis. This workshop will be of value if you are at (or coming towards) the end of treatment for lymphoma or if you are on active monitoring (watch and wait). You are welcome to bring along a friend or family member to join the workshop with you, to support you and to help them understand more about lymphoma and how others cope with supporting someone with lymphoma.

An opportunity to help shape Lymphoma Action’s services for CNS/ANP audiences though 2023 and beyond.

In this webinar, we aim to help those with lymphoma understand their rights within work, and what help and support they can ask for.

In this webinar we will discuss strategies to support you to get the most out of your communication with your healthcare team.

Our local Bridges walking event is back! Join us in your local area and walk your own route - just cross at least one bridge. 

Update 5 May: After careful consideration, due to the current situation with planned national rail strikes on 12 and 13 May, we have taken the difficult decision to cancel our National Conference.  We will email everyone who has already booked a place with more information. We aim to work with our speakers over the coming weeks to film the presentations and make these available on our website.

In this webinar we will look at what active monitoring is, the terminology used (watch and wait, active surveillance etc), who this might be recommended for, why it is a management strategy used in some types of lymphoma before, and sometimes following, treatment. We’ll also address some of the concerns and reassurances around it as a management strategy, including appointments, tests and patient-led follow-up.

Join us online for this real-time virtual workshop to help you connect with others in a similar situation and find further local help and support.

This interactive virtual event is for you if you have lymphoma and will help you to choose how to live with and beyond your lymphoma diagnosis. This workshop will be of value if you are at (or coming towards) the end of treatment for lymphoma or if you are on active monitoring (watch and wait). You are welcome to bring along a friend or family member to join the workshop with you, to support you and to help them understand more about lymphoma and how others cope with supporting someone with lymphoma.