Our new strategy, Changing the Conversation Around Blood Cancer, sets out our five goals for change in blood cancer care provision and cancer policymaking that will address the unmet needs of our patients. Read more here: bloodcanceralliance.org/our-fiveyear-s…

We're supporting our community to speak with #onecancervoice during this General Election campaign - to call for a new national cancer plan to improve cancer diagnosis, treatment and support for all patients.

This week is Myeloma Awareness Week. BCA member charity Myeloma UK has launched the #InMyeOwnWords campaign to help raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of myeloma. Do take a look at their post below to find out more.

Will you add your name to our letter to the new UK government and ask them to make #myeloma a priority? We’re making amazing progress in the research and treatment of myeloma but we need to go further, faster. 👉 myeloma.org.uk/how-you-can-he…

Great opportunity for someone looking to start out in charity policy at our member charity Leukaemia UK!

It is vital that the UK & Ireland increase enrolments into clinical trials for cancer- research shows that where clinical trials are done, outcomes can often be better & in areas like blood cancer & glioblastomas where investment in research has lagged behind, we must catch up

The BCA is recruiting trustees! This is a great opportunity to bring your enthusiasm, passion and skills to our ambitious and growing organisation. For more info or to apply visit: bloodcanceralliance.org/work-for-us

September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth - the BCA wants to see all people with blood cancer live longer, better lives. Our strategy and our manifesto outline the changes we’d like to see in policy making that will support this aim. Visit bloodcanceralliance.org to find out more

As we know September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth - but what exactly IS blood cancer? 🤔 Our latest blog dives into what blood cancer is, how it affects the body and what you need to know. Get informed and help us raise awareness 👇 leukaemiauk.org.uk/stories/what-i…

Lots of food for thought at #LAB24 fringe event hosted by BCA member Anthony Nolan - we need to ensure NHS readiness to deliver the next generation of cell and gene therapies to secure better outcomes for blood cancer patients #HCF24

Together, blood cancers are the 5th most common cancer. But to date, cancer policymaking hasn't addressed the significant issues in delays to diagnosis and equitable access to treatment and care. This must change in the forthcoming NHS 10 Yr Plan and accompanying cancer plan.

Governments across the UK must commit to targets that reduce the number of people diagnosed with a blood cancer at A&E.

We're a member of the Blood Cancer Alliance, and we want to see a new national cancer strategy that contains specific measures to address challenges in diagnosing #BloodCancer to help patients lead longer, better lives. [2/2] Blood Cancer Alliance #Lymphoma

As members of the Blood Cancer Alliance we welcome the new government’s commitment to listening to people affected by cancer. We’ll be submitting to the consultation and urge everyone to take part at change.nhs.uk

Together, as part of the Blood Cancer Alliance, we are calling on the Government to take meaningful action to improve NHS blood cancer care. Myeloma UK #Myeloma #BloodCancer Blood Cancer Alliance

Leukaemia Care supports Blood Cancer Alliance in calling for the GOV.UK's forthcoming national cancer plan to include measures that will improve blood cancer outcomes and help our patients lead longer, better lives.⬇️

As members of the Blood Cancer Alliance, we support the call for GOV.UK to take urgent action to address the issues faced by blood cancer patients. 🔗 Respond to the 10 Year Health Plan consultation and help to put leukaemia on the national agenda: leukaemiauk.org.uk/policy-advocac…

We’re speaking with #OneCancerVoice today and have added our name to this letter. We’re pleased the Gov has committed to a new national cancer plan - but it must be fully funded and ensure it serves all cancer types including those that are harder-to-treat and harder-to-diagnose