Current Campaign: Secondary. Not Second Rate
We know that many people with secondary breast cancer receive care which is inferior to the care that is received by people with primary breast cancer. Together we can campaign for the care and support they need, when they need it.
This Secondary Breast Cancer Awareness Day, we want everyone living with secondary breast cancer to have access to the Secondary Support Package. Find out how you can get involved.
How your campaigning can make a difference
Care After Breast Cancer
We are campaigning to ensure everyone receives the support they need when breast cancer treatment ends. Find out what we’ve achieved so far and how you can help.
Secondary Breast Cancer
With your help, we brought together more than 100 delegates in the Houses of Parliament last year to raise awareness of secondary breast cancer. Find out how you can get involved.
Join the Campaigns Network
Join our Campaigns Network and you'll receive our regular newsletter to keep up to date with Breast Cancer Care's campaigns and find out how you can get involved.
Other ways you can help
Request a meeting with your MP
Meeting your local politician to share your personal experience of breast cancer is a powerful way to raise awareness of the challenges, and encourage them to champion improved standards of care and support. Find out more.
Contact your local media
Would you be keen to share your story with local newspapers and radio stations to raise awareness of secondary breast cancer on Secondary Breast Cancer Awareness Day? Click here for our media pack.
Become a Breast Cancer Voice
Help us put people affected by breast cancer at the heart of everything we do. Join Breast Cancer Voices for lots of opportunities to share your views and experience.