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.

Information Booklets

Learn more about your diagnosis in our information booklets.

Leukaemia Care Support Groups

Support groups at Leukaemia Care provide invaluable spaces for members to come together to share experiences, speak openly about challenges and share information. The results can be astounding with members often trying new things and feeling more positive.

Cost of Living service

We understand talking about money worries can be difficult and sometimes an uncomfortable topic. If you're struggling financially, we're here to help. Take a look at the cost of living services we offer as well as useful articles directing you to important sources of information.

Advocacy Caseworker

Our Advocacy Caseworker is here to direct you to the best source of help for many issues.

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. Call our freephone helpline on 08088 010 444 for advice and support.

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.

Leukaemia Counselling Service

We’re providing access to private counselling services through the provision of grants, so that everyone who has been affected by leukaemia, MDS, or an MPN diagnosis gets the emotional and psychological support they need.

Free Will Service

Leukaemia Care offer a free will writing service and work with trusted Will writing experts, offering you the opportunity to write your will for free, all year round.

CAR-T information hub

CAR-T (Chimeric Antigen Receptor) cell therapy is a type of leukaemia treatment. If you are about to or are undergoing CAR-T treatment, get the support you need from Leukaemia Care.

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.

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April 11th

Approval for the first CAR-T treatment for ALL is renewed

CAR-T therapy, tisagenlecleucel, has been given long term approval to be used on the NHS in England, thanks to a decision made by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence's (NICE). ...

March 11th

NEW oral treatment for AML patients approved in Scotland

Leukaemia Care are pleased to announce that newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) patient with an IDH1 mutation who are ineligible for standard induction chemotherapy now have access to ivosidenib with azacitidine thanks to the decision made by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) today....

March 5th

Leukaemia Care, national Leukaemia Charity, appoints new CEO

The Board of Trustees for Leukaemia Care is pleased to announce the appointment of Colin Dyer as the new Chief Executive of Leukaemia Care....