How we help
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Patient care
We are committed to ensuring that patients can avail of the best treatment and care available by funding vital medical staff and equipment.
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Patient comfort
We believe the little things make a big difference and we strive to make a really difficult time for patients and families a little easier.
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Research
Research is vital in the fight against cancer and Friends of the Cancer Centre is the leading local cancer charity funding research right here in Northern Ireland.
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Fundraise
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Slieve Donard Challenge
Saturday, 2 September 2017
Take on Northern Ireland's highest peak ...
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Newry Canal Cycle
Saturday, 9 September 2017
Come and join us for our annual Newry Canal Cycle which provides a great opportunity for cyclists of all abilities to cycle along this beautiful route steeped in history while raising vital funds for us at the same time....
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Belfast City Half Marathon
Sunday, 17 September 2017
Pull on your trainers and take part in this year's Belfast City Half Marathon on Sunday 17th September. ...
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Make a donation
£5 per month could pay for 2 hours of a Friends of the Cancer Centre Clinical Nurse Specialist
£10 per month could help support a cancer patient financially through Friends of the Cancer Centre’s Grant Programme
£25 per month could support local research, to give patients in Northern Ireland the latest developments in cancer treatment.
Maggie's Muppets take to the water at our Dragon Boat Race
Our family and friends are there for us through the good times and the bad. For Samuel Burns, his brother David and sister Abbie, family and friends were there to support them when their mum Margaret passed away from breast cancer in 2014. Last month the family got together to take part in our Dragon Boat Race under the team name Maggie’s Muppets. While they didn’t win, they had a day filled with fun and laughter in memory of a very special wife, mum, sister and aunt. As part of our #PowerOfFriends series we chatted with Samuel on the day of the race about his mum, how the charity helped them all through a really difficult time and how they wanted to get together to help other families like their own.