Male Breast Cancer Support

27/05/2026

Listen to our founder, Paul Steele, on BBC Radio Wiltshire discussing breast cancer in men and the importance of early intervention if you notice any changes to your body.

26/05/2026

Paul will be live on BBC Radio Wiltshire's The Wake Up Call tomorrow morning, to talk about the consequences of ignoring the symptoms of breast cancer.

Please tune in!

25/05/2026

Our founder, Paul will be at The House of Hope Scotland on Wednesday 6-8pm. Pop along for a cuppa, you'll be made very welcome!

SupportHER & HIM is back this Wednesday 27th May, 6–8pm at the House of Hope.

This group is for men impacted by breast cancer, whether you’ve been diagnosed yourself or you’re supporting a partner, family member or someone close to you.

Led by Paul, from Male Breast Cancer Support who brings his own lived experience, SupportHER & HIM is a relaxed cuppa and chat with no pressure to speak. Just a chance to connect with others who understand.

If you’ve been thinking about coming along, you’d be very welcome.

Please book your place via our website: https://www.houseofhope.org.uk/courses/54/supporther-him-with-paul

22/05/2026

Paul Steele was so happy to help out at this amazing charity. 💜🩵

18/05/2026

Paul is volunteering today at The Heart, the wonderful home of Breast Friends and Family

💜 We are delighted to welcome two more teams to The Heart this week, volunteers from Aegon Asset Management, who will be working outdoors to create a private garden area for our patients and their families and friends. 💜

💜 Thank you to the volunteers, to Rhona for organising and to Paul Steele from Male Breast Cancer Support, for project managing for us again this week. 🥰💜

💜 We can’t wait to share the fabulous results that everyone has been working on. 🥰💜

15/05/2026

Its rare, but its there!

Fair play Andys Man Club

27/04/2026

Our founder, Paul, will be facilitating a new support session in Edinburgh at The House of Hope Scotland this coming Wednesday for anyone who has been impacted by breast cancer.