Physiotherapist Isla is standing next to an exercise bike. A patient is using the machine. Behind Isla are other patients using different exercise machines.

For your patients

A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming for your patients. We're here to support them emotionally, physically and financially, from the moment of diagnosis.

How to use our website to support your patients

Our website is a hub full of information for people living with cancer and for those that care for them.

We produce information about:

There is also information on support that is available for people living with cancer, and those close to them. This could be:

Find out more about how we produce our information.

Printing

We've made improvements to how our webpages appear in print format. Either right click on the page and follow the print instructions or on many of our pages you can scroll to the bottom and click the print page link.

Booklets for your patients
It's easy to order booklets for your patients. We cover a range of topics to help them find their best way through.
Cost of living support for your patients
We know people with cancer are worried about the rising cost of living. Here is information about the financial support that's available for your patients.
Local support groups

There are local cancer self-help and support groups across the UK.
Online HOPE programme for your patients

The online HOPE programme is a course designed to support people in developing techniques and strategies to manage aspects of living with cancer. Find out how to support your patient to apply.
Translations and other formats
We have cancer information in different languages and formats, including audio, Braille, British Sign Language videos, easy read booklets, eBooks and large print. You can ask for information to be translated for free, use our interpreter service on the Macmillan Support Line, or ask for information in a different format.
Volunteers for your service
There are many ways volunteers can improve cancer services for people living with cancer. Find out how to involve a volunteer or advertise an opportunity.