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Marilyn's life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with cancer. However, her story is not just about battling the illness; it's about finding strength in such adversity, and creativity helps us to progress to more positive thought.

Sally Ainsworth's dedication to volunteering began with a personal connection to Weston Park Cancer Charity. Sally’s brother and father, both named Robert, received treatment at Weston Park Cancer Centre, which sparked the family's commitment to giving back. Following her brother's involvement with the charity, Sally was inspired to get involved herself.

Healthcare professionals and cancer care staff gathered in Sheffield last week for a health and care research event.

Mark Cosgrove, Alfie Cosgrove, Graham Crowther and Eugene Campbell MBE will be setting off from Whitby Harbour in their 30ft yacht Brieli on Sunday 2nd June on a 2500 circumnavigation of the British Isles.

We understand that a cancer diagnosis can profoundly impact not only physical health but also mental and emotional well-being. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing comprehensive support to help you and your loved ones navigate this journey.

We are thrilled to announce the expansion of our Big Purple Bus route to include two new stops: Parson Cross and Firvale Community Hub. Since the end of September 2023, our Big Purple Buses have been making their way around Sheffield, bringing vital cancer support services directly into the heart of local communities.

Celebrating their 10th year of fundraising for Weston Park Cancer Charity and St Luke's Hospice, Sheffield Mums Against Cancer (SMAC) reflect on their remarkable journey that began in 2014. Following personal experiences SMAC emerged from the determination of a group of mothers whose lives had been touched by cancer.

We are pleased to now be offering our welfare appointments with Citizens Advice in the community, on Mondays in Manor and Fridays in Darnall.

This month marks three incredible years since our free transport service took to the roads of South Yorkshire. Hear from two patients who have used the service and share their experience.

In late 2023 mother-of-two Donna Taylor was leading her normal, busy, and active life when she was very sadly given the devastating diagnosis that she had stomach cancer.

To help mark three fantastic years of our free transport service for cancer patients from across the region, we’re profiling our amazing volunteers, patients, and staff as part of our celebrations.

This Sunday sees Bramall lane turn purple as Sheffield United Football Club goes head-to-head with Chelsea Football Club and Weston Park Cancer Charity celebrates a new fundraising milestone of over £40,000