FOR THOSE TOUCHED BY BREAST CANCER
SUPPORT AWARENESS RESEARCH
Future Dreams is raising funds to support women through their breast cancer journey.
FD works on a number of campaigns to create awareness and fund research projects, with a main
focus on secondary breast cancer.
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Podcast
'And Then Came Breast Cancer' is a podcast series created by Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity, for anyone whose lives have been touched by the disease. Hosted by award-winning journalist and breast cancer survivor Victoria Derbyshire, the series tackles a range of issues experienced by those diagnosed and dealing with breast cancer including loneliness, problems at work, coping with hair loss, mental health issues and body confidence.
Episodes are available now.
No one should have to face breast cancer alone
Future Dreams has made that a reality for thousands of women.
To help even more people with the support that they need, Future Dreams has committed to provide significant funding for a new breast cancer support centre, to be named Future Dreams House.
The building is within a minute’s walk from King’s Cross Station, a site which is accessible to patients across the capital and beyond. Visitors to the house will be able to access practical support including image workshops, life-coaching, financial advice, nutritional advice on exercise and healthy eating, as well as other vital support services for those going through treatment and their families. One of the most vital functions of the new centre will be to provide a non-medical environment in which people can form friendships and networks to help them to take on the disease from a place of solidarity and empowerment.
If you would like to contribute to Future Dreams House, please click the donate button below Visit @futuredreamscharity on Instagram for further updates and images.
How it all began
Our founders Sylvie and Danielle were determined that no one face breast cancer alone, so fought through their own treatments to put on an ambitious and spectacular fundraising event. Since 2008 we have continued their legacy to raise over £6.3m for support, awareness and research.
See our story