Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Blood Cancer Awareness Month takes place across the whole of September, raising awareness of blood cancers including leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. It supports the many thousands of people affected each year.

When is Blood Cancer Awareness Month?

Blood Cancer Awareness Month takes place in September (1-30). It is one of the many UK awareness days that bring people together around a shared cause — see the full calendar.

Why Blood Cancer Awareness Month matters

Blood cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, yet its signs are often missed because they can seem vague. Greater awareness leads to earlier diagnosis and vital support for patients and families. Explore health & well-being volunteering.

How to get involved in Blood Cancer Awareness Month

There are three simple ways to make Blood Cancer Awareness Month count:

• Volunteer — volunteer with a blood cancer charity, supporting patients or helping at awareness events. Browse opportunities.
• Fundraise — fundraise through a sponsored challenge or event for blood cancer research and support.
• Raise awareness — learn and share the common signs of blood cancer so people know when to seek help.

Blood Cancer Awareness Month volunteering opportunities

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Get involved with Blood Cancer Awareness Month

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