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The Cancer Wellbeing London website was created to help people affected by cancer find trusted, useful information and support in one place. The four NHS London Cancer Alliances are refreshing the website and they would like people affected by cancer to help them make it easier to use. You do not need to be from London to take part.
The website is designed for people living with and beyond cancer, as well as their families, friends and carers, recognising that everyone’s needs and experiences are different. The website brings together information on topics such as emotional support, physical activity and nutrition, preparing for and recovering from treatment, managing side effects, personalised cancer care and local NHS events and support across London.
The team are refreshing the website to make sure the information is up to date, easy to find, accessible, and they want people affected by cancer to help shape what the future website looks like.
They would like you to complete their short 15-minute survey to help them understand how they can improve the website. No website or technical experience is needed. They simply want to hear what you think. Please follow this link or use the QR code below to provide feedback on the website.
Look out for more news in 2027 when the team will be back with an update on the new website and to hear your feedback.
The Cancer Wellbeing London website was created to help people affected by cancer find trusted, useful information and support in one place. The four NHS London Cancer Alliances are refreshing the website and they would like people affected by cancer to help them make it easier to use. You do not need to be from London to take part.
The website is designed for people living with and beyond cancer, as well as their families, friends and carers, recognising that everyone’s needs and experiences are different. The website brings together information on topics such as emotional support, physical activity and nutrition, preparing for and recovering from treatment, managing side effects, personalised cancer care and local NHS events and support across London.
The team are refreshing the website to make sure the information is up to date, easy to find, accessible, and they want people affected by cancer to help shape what the future website looks like.
They would like you to complete their short 15-minute survey to help them understand how they can improve the website. No website or technical experience is needed. They simply want to hear what you think. Please follow this link or use the QR code below to provide feedback on the website.
Look out for more news in 2027 when the team will be back with an update on the new website and to hear your feedback.
Cancer Alliances bring together clinical and managerial leaders from different hospital trusts and other health and social care organisations to deliver the National Cancer Plan strategy. There are 20 Cancer Alliances across the country, and these partnerships enable care to be more effectively planned across cancer pathways. Cancer Alliances look at the care and support patients should expect to receive from diagnosis to follow-up support across whole populations of patients, so they can address variations in care and implement best practice.
