This year marks Friends of the Cancer Centre’s 35th anniversary. For over three decades, Friends of the Cancer Centre has been proudly supporting families across

Perhaps you’ve been dreaming up a building project or renovation in Northern Ireland? Or, during lockdown, your plans might have changed. Are you considering staying

It’s been an intense, busy month in lockdown for Belfast-based Professor Joe O’Sullivan. As a Consultant Prostate Cancer Oncologist at the Northern Ireland Cancer Centre,

Staying in touch with family and friends has never been more important, particularly for people affected by cancer who are self isolating.  However, with so

Staying in touch with loved ones has never been more important and for patients in hospital receiving cancer treatment and care, staying in touch with

As the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) issue continues to develop, we are conscious of the impact it could have on our supporters and the hospital community. The

Thousands of families visited Santa’s Grotto at Sprucefield Shopping Centre in December and while visiting Santa at Sprucefield was free, generous shoppers donated £11,000 to

Randalstown and Campsie based car retailer John Mulholland Motors have donated £58,287 to support our work. Managing Director and owner, John Mulholland was diagnosed with

Local Motorsport can be rightly proud of their achievements after raising £14,000 for Friends of the Cancer Centre in memory of ‘rally mad’ John Mulholland.

Throughout 2018 and 2019, staff and customers of McCalls of Lisburn have taken part in a range of fundraising and awareness raising activities for the