Wales Cancer Alliance

@walescanceralliance.org

We are a coalition of cancer charities working to prevent cancer, improve care, fund research & influence policy in Wales. ✉ secretary@walescanceralliance.org

Fixing the Foundations sets out the case for a long-term, strategic approach to cancer services in Wales, drawing on international evidence and insight from NHS leaders, third sector organisations and people with personal experience of cancer — and why this must be a priority...

As of today, World Cancer Day, Wales in the only UK nation without a long-term plan to drive improvements in cancer care and outcomes. With cancer incidence in Wales rising – adding pressure to an already stretched system – the next Government must urgently address this...

Brain tumours are consistently falling through gaps in policy. As a proud member of the Wales Cancer Alliance, we've joined together to call on all parties in Wales to commit to implementing our recommendations to improve cancer care should they form the next Welsh Government. See below for more.

Wales Cancer Alliance @walescanceralliance.org · 11mo ago

📢 We've launched our 2025 manifesto! Fixing the Foundations: Building a better future for cancer care in Wales. Every year, around 19,500 people are diagnosed with cancer in Wales. We need bold action to deliver timely, compassionate, and world-class care. What we're calling for⬇️

📢 We've launched our 2025 manifesto! Fixing the Foundations: Building a better future for cancer care in Wales. Every year, around 19,500 people are diagnosed with cancer in Wales. We need bold action to deliver timely, compassionate, and world-class care. What we're calling for⬇️

💬 Did you know our Responsive Emergency Assessment and Community Team (REACT) service aims to help keep patients with a terminal diagnosis out of hospital? The scheme was set up after data showed that end-of-life patients spent an average of a month in hospital in the last year of their life. 💔

An ambulance parked in front of an Accident and Emergency department, with a text overlay stating, "We work with hospitals so people with a terminal illness can be cared for out of hospital. @mariecurieuk.