As part of our Power of Friends series, we chatted with 69 year old Jimmy Greene from Cladybeg in Armagh who was diagnosed with prostate

Friendship is a powerful thing. Our friends are there to share the good times, as well as support us when things aren’t going so well.

Leading advisory firm BDO Northern Ireland, are getting set to conquer Northern Ireland’s highest peak to support local charity Friends of the Cancer Centre and

A new service providing age appropriate clinical and psychosocial support to teenagers and young adults (TYA) living with cancer across Northern Ireland has been launched.

Since 2008, Friends of the Cancer Centre has been investing in the training and development of cancer services staff through our Scholarship Programme.  Our scholarships

We’re delighted to share the great news that our wonderful clinical nurse specialist for teenagers and young adults, Renée Reid was named joint winner of

More men in Northern Ireland are surviving prostate cancer thanks to the latest advances in treatment being carried out by specialists in Belfast with the

Friends of the Cancer Centre is calling on people across Northern Ireland to take part in the ultimate act of friendship to support local people affected

Gordon McKeown is sadly stepping down from his position as chairman of Friends of the Cancer Centre after 30 years with the charity. During his

It’s not every day that your donation to a really worthwhile cause gets you something in return but that’s exactly what is happening from 13th