​Life after cancer doesn’t always look the way people expect.
​92%
of people in our community told us they find life after cancer harder than cancer treatment.
5,800+
people have turned to
Life after Cancer for support after treatment
98%
of participants felt less isolated and said their wellbeing improved after attending our services.

Your donation helps make sure people aren’t left to navigate this part alone.
With your support we can:
Provide free support after treatment ends
- including peer support groups, workshops, and expert sessions, so cost is never a barrier to getting help.
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Offer places on our 6-week coaching programme
- supporting people to rebuild confidence, make sense of what’s changed, and find direction after cancer.​
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Help more people find support sooner
- by working with healthcare professionals and workplaces, so people know support exists beyond treatment.​​
Your donation helps someone move from feeling stuck after treatment to feeling understood, supported, and less alone after cancer.
Our Mission
Life after Cancer was founded by Steph Davies, following her own experience of cancer, and from the beginning our work has been shaped by people who understand life after cancer first hand.
Our groups and programmes are led by facilitators who have experienced cancer themselves. This shared understanding means people don’t have to explain or justify how they feel. They are met with empathy, honesty, and practical support from the start.
Everything we offer is shaped by the people we support. We stay closely connected to our community, listening to what life after cancer really looks like and responding to what people say they need most.
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Alongside peer support and coaching, we work with trusted experts to offer clear, practical guidance on the challenges people face after treatment. These sessions are created in direct response to the questions and concerns our community raises.
With your support, we can continue to provide accessible, high-quality support after cancer treatment ends. Your donation helps ensure more people feel understood, supported, and less alone at a time when support often drops away.



If you’re able to support Life after Cancer, donations of any size help our work continue.
When treatment ends, regular check-ins often stop and support can drop away. Many people are left navigating ongoing physical symptoms, emotional changes and feelings of isolation on their own.
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Your support allows us to keep our groups running, offer understanding and practical guidance for managing life after cancer, and make sure more people know support exists when treatment ends.
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With your help, more people can find care, connection and understanding at the point they need it.
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Thank you,
Steph and the Life after Cancer team










