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Sarcoma UK Sarcoma UK funds vital research, offers support for anyone affected by sarcoma. Feel free to message us here and we'll pick it up between 9am and 5pm weekdays.

Sarcoma UK Support Line freephone 0808 801 0401 [email protected]

We are the only cancer charity in the UK focusing on all types of sarcoma. We fund vital research, offer support for anyone affected by sarcoma cancer and campaign for better treatments. For more immediate responses, we're on 0207 856 0445 and [email protected]

If you'd like to talk to someone about anything connected with sarcoma, freephone 0808 801 0401 or email [email protected]

The Sarcoma UK online bereavement support group is open to anyone over 18 who has lost someone to sarcoma and whose love...
05/10/2026

The Sarcoma UK online bereavement support group is open to anyone over 18 who has lost someone to sarcoma and whose loved one received care in the UK.

Meetings are held on Zoom, last 90 minutes, and focus on shared experiences and mutual support.

Sign up to the next meeting at sarcoma.org.uk/bereavement-group

02/10/2026

✨ The Glitter Ball is BACK for 2027! ✨

The night that lights up the sarcoma community returns on Saturday 13 March 2027, and this year, we’re heading to an exciting new venue: The Brewery in London.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of glamour, celebration and hope 💃🕺

🎟 Get your tickets at sarcoma.org.uk/glitterball

Living with incurable cancer as a young adult can feel isolating. Shine Cancer Support ’s Circles programme offers a spa...
02/10/2026

Living with incurable cancer as a young adult can feel isolating. Shine Cancer Support ’s Circles programme offers a space to connect with others who understand what you’re going through.

The programme brings together small groups of up to 12 young adults with cancer for six weekly online sessions. Each week explores a different topic, with plenty of time to talk, listen and share experiences at your own pace.

One participant said:

“The programme and facilitators are amazing and there is absolutely no pressure during the sessions. You can share however much or little you want… I met some amazing people that I have stayed in touch with.”

Find out more about Shine Cancer Support Circles: shinecancersupport.org/living-with-incurable-cancer/

The Welsh Government is developing a new National Cancer Strategy for Wales, setting out how cancer experiences and outc...
01/10/2026

The Welsh Government is developing a new National Cancer Strategy for Wales, setting out how cancer experiences and outcomes could be improved over the next ten years.

Macmillan Cancer Support and the Wales Cancer Alliance want to make sure people with lived experience of cancer are heard as the strategy is developed.

If you have personal experience of cancer and would be willing to share your views, you’re invited to an engagement event:

📅 Monday 12 October
🕙 10.15am–3.15pm
📍 Swansea

Your experience could help inform the future of cancer care in Wales.

Register here: us.list-manage.com/12l_neswEfm

When Steve was diagnosed with sarcoma, he updated his will to make a difference.He chose to leave a gift to Sarcoma UK, ...
01/10/2026

When Steve was diagnosed with sarcoma, he updated his will to make a difference.

He chose to leave a gift to Sarcoma UK, knowing his legacy could help fund vital research, provide essential support and raise awareness of this rare cancer.

This autumn, we want to make writing your will a little easier. We’ve teamed up with Octopus Legacy and the National Free Wills Network to cover the cost of a simple will, with discounted options also available for wills with trusts.

Gifts pledged years ago are already helping people affected by sarcoma today. And with sarcoma continuing to affect future generations, your legacy could make a lasting difference to someone you’ll never meet.

Find out more about writing your will at sarcoma.org.uk/legacy

What a phenomenal achievement from 9-year-old Jacob!On Saturday, Jacob climbed Snowdon, reaching the summit in under thr...
01/10/2026

What a phenomenal achievement from 9-year-old Jacob!

On Saturday, Jacob climbed Snowdon, reaching the summit in under three hours despite heavy rain and strong winds.

Jacob was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in March. Just four and a half months ago, he underwent major limb-saving surgery in New York, making this achievement all the more remarkable.

There were moments during the climb when he was tired and hurting, but he kept going with unwavering determination, supported by a fantastic group of friends.

Jacob has now raised over £5,000 for Sarcoma UK and Children with Cancer UK . Thank you, Jacob! We’re so grateful for your support. 💙

Feeling inspired to take on a challenge of your own? Visit sarcoma.org.uk/get-involved

To mark the end of Desmoid Tumour Awareness Month, we’re pleased to share that Sarcoma UK are supporting the launch of a...
30/09/2026

To mark the end of Desmoid Tumour Awareness Month, we’re pleased to share that Sarcoma UK are supporting the launch of a new online support group for people affected by desmoid tumours.

Starting on 21 October, the group will be a space to connect with others, share experiences and find support from people who understand.

Registration for the group will be opening soon.

To find out more about sarcoma support groups visit sarcoma.org.uk/support-groups

It was wonderful to see so many people come together in Manchester to walk, raise awareness of sarcoma and show their su...
30/09/2026

It was wonderful to see so many people come together in Manchester to walk, raise awareness of sarcoma and show their support for everyone affected by this rare cancer. We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us.

Missed Manchester? Our next Rare but Real walk is taking place in London on Sunday 1 November at Gunnersbury Park.

Choose from a 3km or 6km paved route through the park, making it a great event for individuals, families and teams.

Find out more and sign up at: sarcoma.org.uk/get-involved/rare-but-real/rare-but-real-london

We welcome the launch of the reformed National Cancer Board, which will scrutinise progress on the commitments made in t...
29/09/2026

We welcome the launch of the reformed National Cancer Board, which will scrutinise progress on the commitments made in the National Cancer Plan.

For people affected by sarcoma and other rare cancers, we’re particularly pleased to see a dedicated clinical lead for rare cancers appointed to the Board.

The National Cancer Plan includes important commitments to improve care and research for rare cancers, and strong accountability will be vital in turning these commitments into meaningful change for patients.

We look forward to seeing the Board’s progress and continuing to make sure the needs of people affected by sarcoma are heard.

As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re highlighting research led by Dr Carmela de Santo at the University of...
29/09/2026

As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re highlighting research led by Dr Carmela de Santo at the University of Birmingham .

Her team is investigating why immunotherapy hasn’t yet been as effective for childhood sarcomas such as osteosarcoma and rhabdomyosarcoma, and how we could change that.

The researchers are studying how sarcoma cells create an environment that stops immune cells from working properly. Using what they learn, they hope to engineer patients’ own immune cells so they can better reach, survive inside and attack the tumour.

Ultimately, this research could help pave the way for more effective, personalised treatments with fewer long-term side effects for children with sarcoma. 💙

This project has been awarded £139,904 by Sarcoma UK, made possible thanks to your generous support.

Read more: sarcoma.org.uk/research/tackling-the-ways-that-sarcoma-cells-escape-immunotherapy-to-make-these-treatments-more-effective

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