Beyond Cancer

02/07/2025

We held our 9th Charity Fundraising Ball at the Leeds Marriott Hotel on 24th May 2025. Our aim this year was to support bowel cancer research through Leeds Hospitals Charity and our own work at Beyond Cancer.

We are pleased to announce that we raised a total of £8017. This meant we were able to donate £3,500.00 for the work of Bowel Cancer in Leeds. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your valuable support. We couldn't do this without you.

Our work will continue in supporting those living with or diagnosed with cancer. In addition, our aim is to raise awareness of prevention and seeking early diagnosis. If you need support or advice do get in touch; we are here to help.

​​Once again, we thank you all for your generous support.

We held our 9th Charity Fundraising Ball at the Leeds Marriott Hotel on 24 May 2025.  Our aim this year was to support bowel cancer research through Leeds Hospitals Charity and our own work at Beyond Cancer. 

25/05/2025

25/05/2025

Well, what a night! Our Charity Fundraising Event was sold out!! We had so much support from family, friends and the wider community, who donated gifts for raffle prizes. Thank you to everyone who supported us with our fundraising efforts.
We presented two ‘Hands To Hold’ Awards to individuals who were well deserving.
Funds raised will be made to Leeds Hospitals Charity and Beyond Cancer. Thank you once again for your continued support 💖

08/02/2025

Tickets selling fast!! Don't miss out on this upcoming event!! 🎉Get your tickets by contacting us on Tel: 07549 705457 or reserve your tickets by emailing us as tickets@beyondcancer.org.uk

04/02/2025

World Cancer Day - Let’s unite to raise awareness about the need for people-centred care. Every story matters, and together we can make a difference. Share your story and inspire others!

World Cancer Day is a reminder to come together to take action against cancer.
Support those affected. Your voice can inspire change!

Being breast aware simply means knowing what your breasts look and feel like normally, being on the lookout for any unusual changes and getting them checked out by your doctor. The earlier breast cancer is diagnosed, the better the chance of successful treatment. So it's important to check your brea...

13/01/2025

Tickets are now available for our Annual Charity Ball at The Marriott Hotel on Saturday 24th May 2025. Reserve yours by emailing: tickets@beyondcancer.org.uk or Tel: 07549 705 457

15/10/2024

Being breast aware simply means knowing what your breasts look and feel like normally, being on the lookout for any unusual changes and getting them checked out by your doctor. The earlier breast cancer is diagnosed, the better the chance of successful treatment. So it's important to check your breasts regularly and see your GP if you notice a change.

​Breast Screening is available after the age of 70, but you will need to request this from your GP.

Further information at: https://www.beyondcancer.org.uk/information-1

11/06/2024

Our next Charity Fundraising Ball will take place on Saturday 24th May 2025. Further information will follow in due course.

24/01/2024

This week is Cervical Cancer Prevention Week.

Learn more about this disease and how attending cervical screening appointments can help to prevent cervical cancer development below.

What is cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer is when abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix, which is the opening to the va**na from the womb, multiply and grow in an uncontrolled way.

Signs and symptoms of cervical cancer

Talk to your doctor if you notice any unusual bleeding, or any other changes that aren't normal for you, including:

- bleeding or pain, during or after s*x

- bleeding after the menopause

- bleeding between periods

- changes to your va**nal discharge

- pain in the area between the hip bones

These are more likely to be signs of other common conditions - but it's still best to get them, or any other unusual changes, checked out.

Cervical screening

Screening is for people without symptoms. It looks for HPV infection in cells and early cell changes. Any abnormal cells can then be treated, which can stop cervical cancer from developing in the first place.

Cervical screening is available for most women and some trans men and non-binary people with a cervix. If you’re 25–64 and registered as female with the GP, you’ll be sent an invitation.

Even if you’ve been screened, it’s important to tell your doctor if you notice anything that’s not normal for you.

Learn about cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is when abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix grow in an uncontrolled way. The cervix is part of the female reproductive system.