For ten years, people affected by cancer have helped shape our work. Explore key milestones and see how your voices have influenced strategy, research and involvement.
People affected by cancer helped shape Nothing Should Stand in the Way, a research collaboration report influencing policymakers and calling for stronger international partnerships to improve patient outcomes.
People affected by cancer co-developed Life Beyond Cancer, a dedicated webpage offering information and support for people after treatment and loved ones supporting family members.
People affected by cancer helped shape our genomics policy work, sharing experiences and perspectives to inform recommendations for government and health leaders on cancer care.
People affected by cancer shared experiences of unpaid caring, helping us better understand carers' roles, challenges and support needs when accessing cancer information and services.
People affected by cancer joined a new clinical trial governance panel, helping shape future participation and influencing trial design, development and decision-making through their lived experience.
Andrew values the opportunity to help shape our work alongside people with diverse experiences, showing how involvement can create meaningful change for people affected by cancer.
Sarifa works with fellow panel members to drive change for people affected by cancer, ensuring under-represented communities are heard and reflected in our work.
Inspired by Fraser's determination to improve cancer experiences for others, Caroline champions the importance of lived experience in shaping how we work and make decisions.
Ellen joined the Children and Young People Insights Panel to share experiences, contribute to future research and ensure young people's voices help shape meaningful change.
Faaria advocates for people whose perspectives are often overlooked, helping ensure diverse experiences are represented and heard across cancer research and involvement activities.
