FOR EVERYONE AFFECTED BY LUNG CANCER
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I’m looking for information
Everything you need to know about lung cancer – from recognising symptoms, getting diagnosed, treatment options and living with this disease.
I’m looking for help and support
If you have lung cancer or know someone who does, we’re here to help. We provide practical and emotional support to everyone affected by lung cancer.
I want to get involved
Together, we can stop lung cancer in its tracks and save thousands of lives. Find the best way for you to get involved and join our fight.
Donate Now
More people are living well with lung cancer than ever before. Your support means we can save even more.
Make a lasting impact
Set up a regular donation today and help change lives every month.
£10 a month for a year provides 48 people who have just been diagnosed, with our information about lung cancer, treatments and support.
Your gift today can change a life
Make a donation and bring hope to those living with lung cancer
£25 allows us to provide one to one calls with two people affected by lung cancer, offering essential medical, practical, and emotional support.
Can I go for screening?
Lung cancer screening is gradually rolling out across England, with pilot programmes and trial also happening in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Understand the symptoms
There are many different symptoms of lung cancer – including some you might never have thought could be a sign of lung cancer.
Speak to someone who understands
You don’t have to have a question to call our helpline. Our nurses have the answers to the questions you didn’t know you had. Call 0800 358 7200 or send us a message.
Challenge dangerous misconceptions
If you have lungs you can get lung cancer. With your help, we can make sure everyone has a better understanding of lung cancer and their potential risk.
LET HOPE BE YOUR
ROCKET FUEL
Thousands of people are living with all forms and stages of lung cancer. Have hope that you can too.
Mel’s story
When Mel was first diagnosed with lung cancer, she wasn’t a fan of the word hope. But now she’s become familiar with everything that’s happening – the research, the development, the new drugs – Mel realised there is tangible hope even for those with incurable lung cancer.
Keith’s story
When Keith Johnson from Leicestershire was told he had stage four lung cancer, he didn’t think he’d wake up the next morning. But after an eventful seven years, Keith’s cancer remains stable.
Together, we are improving the lives of people with lung cancer
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75%
of those diagnosed through screening have early stage lung cancer
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