About coronavirus
General information about COVID-19 and the measures in place to delay it.
COVID-19 and lymphoma
We realise that the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) brings significant health concerns, as well as practical and emotional challenges, to people with lymphoma, their family and friends.
If you are at high risk of severe illness from COVID-19, you can register for government support for help getting medicines and essential supplies.
Guidance on shielding for people who have lymphoma
Specific information on shielding and protecting people considered at risk of severe illness from COVID-19. Those with lymphoma have been identified as one of the extremely vulnerable groups.
Read moreWe’ll keep this section updated with information from the government, frequently asked questions we receive from those affected by lymphoma and sources of practical and emotional support.
Changes to your lymphoma treatment due to COVID-19
During the coronavirus pandemic, there might be some changes to how you have your lymphoma treatment.
If you become unwell
What to do if you think you, or someone you live with, has COVID-19.
If you live with or care for someone who has lymphoma
How you can help support someone with lymphoma who is shielding.
FAQs about COVID-19 and cancer
Cancer charities combine to answer your frequently asked questions.
COVID-19 personal stories
Read about how people affected by lymphoma are adjusting their lives during the pandemic.
Practical support
Guidance on how to get medication, shopping, and other everyday practicalities.
Emotional support
Guidance on how to maintain wellbeing and find emotional support at this difficult time.
Changes to our services
Updates on our services and events during the coronavirus pandemic.