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Bringing cancer care closer

One in two people will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. Cancer care often means long and frequent trips to hospital.

Hope for Tomorrow helps the NHS to bring cancer services closer to patients with our mobile cancer care units, making their lives that much easier at a difficult time.

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Bringing cancer care closer

One in two people will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. Cancer care often means long and frequent trips to hospital.

Hope for Tomorrow helps the NHS to bring cancer services closer to patients with our mobile cancer care units, making their lives that much easier at a difficult time.

make a donation

Bringing cancer care closer

One in two people will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. Cancer care often means long and frequent trips to hospital.

Hope for Tomorrow helps the NHS to bring cancer services closer to patients with our mobile cancer care units, making their lives that much easier at a difficult time.

make a donation

We bring cancer care closer to NHS patients

Hope for Tomorrow provides mobile cancer care units for NHS trusts across England to enable them to treat cancer patients closer to where they live. The units allow the NHS to drive out to patients, saving them long, regular, and often disruptive journeys to hospital for their cancer treatment.

With close to 70% of patients saying that they can tolerate their treatment better on a mobile cancer care unit and over half saying that it improved their chances of completing their full course of treatment, you can see how, with your support, we can really make a difference.

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My treatment on the mobile unit couldn’t be more different. It has now become a part of my normal routine and overall, it is relatively stress free.

It seems less of a big thing going to the mobile unit for my treatment. Somehow the unit manages to normalise it.

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Sheenagh Stapleton

Support us

Perhaps you’re looking to raise money by completing your own challenge, like a marathon, or you want to host an event for Cuppa for Cancer Care? Maybe you’d like to volunteer your time. Or if you’re an organisation you could help us with corporate sponsorship or have Hope for Tomorrow as your charity of the year? However you choose to help, you’ll make a difference.

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Support us by donating

Making a one-off or regular donation, is easy to do online or you can always get in touch with our team if you need any help. You can also leave a gift in your will or celebrate someone’s memory by setting up a tribute page. Don’t forget to use Gift Aid to make your donation go further!

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Support us by fundraising

Take a look at our A to Z of fundraising ideas for some inspiration. Take part in one of our planned events or let us know if you want to organise your own. There’s our annual Cuppa for Cancer Care too and don’t forget that you can run a Facebook fundraiser in the run-up to your birthday.

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Get your company involved

If you’re looking for your next charity of the year, we’d love to be considered as your partner. We’re always keen to attract sponsors for our events and activities too but you may also wish to help by providing pro bono support or even host a Hope for Tomorrow clothing bank.

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Support us in other ways

Did you know about the Hope for Tomorrow lottery? You could win up to £25,000 while supporting us. Do you have any clothes you no longer need? Taking them to one of our clothing banks so that your clothes go on to help people with cancer. If you’re interested in volunteering for us we’d also love to hear from you.

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Mobile cancer care in numbers

63.9%

of patients expect their treatment to take over 6 months

26,760

patient visits took place on our units last year

93.7%

of patients found it more convenient to have their cancer care on a mobile unit

17.4

average travel miles saved per treatment

78.8%

of patients visit their local mobile cancer care unit at least once a month

2.5

average number of hours saved per treatment

£6

saved by 50% of patients on fuel and parking per treatment

£11

saved by 13.4% of patients on fuel and parking per treatment

£212

the daily cost to keep a unit on the road

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Cuppa for Cancer Care

The next Cuppa for Cancer Care is taking place between the 3rd and 9th February 2025. Sign up now to host your own fundraising event with friends, family or colleagues. 

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