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Today we had the privilege of welcoming the Buick family to Cancer Lifeline following their incredible fundraising event at Solitude

Gerry Burns – a long time supporter of Cancer Lifeline is cycling to every lighthouse in Ireland in support of Cancer Lifeline

A fantastic day at Solitude where a Man United and Leeds XI came together to raise money for us – organised by Stuart Buick in memory of his wife, Michelle.

What an incredible achievement from everyone at Belfast Boys’ Model School who took part in getting all the way to Turkey from Belfast ! Over the course of their Race

Yesterday, we had the honour of welcoming Health Minister @mikenesbitt1957 to 44 Alliance Avenue.
He spent time in our Men’s Den, listening as members shared just how vital this space is, offering connection, understanding, and support through every stage of their cancer journey.

Thank you to Martin and @positivity_with_caoimhe who came to Cancer Lifeline with money raised at the Breasty Market in memory of Martin’s wife and Caoimhe’s best friend Ciara Corbett.

Bernie from Cancer Lifeline visited Mercy College to tell staff members about the services we provide for people across North Belfast impacted by cancer.

Our Men’s Den visited the Somme Museum in Newtownards. As well as a guided tour, one of the members was able to show the group medals that belonged to his Grandfather.

Over 100 people came together at Solitude, walking side by side around the Waterworks before gathering for coffee, connection, and celebration — all in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

We are excited to launch the ‘Take 5’ Wellbeing Programme in partnership with the Public Health Agency through the Clear Project

In Northern Ireland approximately 1500 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to mark this we will be sharing stories of some of our members.

This week we welcomed local DJ Eadzo to Cancer Lifeline where she shared how she began with a fundraising target of £500 but ended up raising almost £9000.

This weekend, members of Carrickfergus Golf Club set out from Alliance Avenue in North Belfast and walked over 12 miles to Carrickfergus – all to raise funds for Cancer Lifeline.

Ben Madigan’s Pub and Restaurant raises £1000 for Cancer Lifeline

The Department of Health visit Cancer Lifeline

Chair of Lottery VIsits Alliance Avenue