Our Mission is to ...

To amplify lived experience, reduce inequalities, and shape cancer services through trusted relationships, community‑rooted engagement, insight, and partnership working.

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Join us in driving innovation and enhancing cancer service in the Region! Your donation fuels our mission to elevate patient experiences and advance research in cancer treatment.

Amplifying the voices of people affected by cancer across the North East & North Cumbria

Patient-led, community-driven, changing cancer care together.

Northern Cancer Voices occupies a unique space between communities and systems. We do not simply deliver support, collect feedback, or sit on committees in isolation. We connect people’s real, lived experiences of cancer with the organisations that design, fund and deliver services ensuring insight leads to action, not just conversations. NCV’s uniqueness is not what we do, it is where we sit and how we move between worlds.

Featured Digital Story Spotlight

My Cervical Cancer Story

By Kelly McKie

Advocacy & Policy

We work to influence decision-makers, laws, and resource allocation.

Support & Connection

We work to support those affected by a cancer diagnosis through peer support groups and by facilitating collaboration between health professionals and patients and their carers.

Tackling Inequalities

We work to make sure everyone has access to information and support available.

What We Do

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Latest Stories

1 in 2 people in the UK will get cancer during their life time. By sharing stories from people who have had cancer or are living with a cancer diagnosis, we can help raise awareness...

Karen's Story

My story begins when I was thirteen, the start of my periods and my journey with endometriosis. In the 1970’s treatment for period problems tened to revolve around pill and painkillers. Danazol was a particularly nasty pill I was given. Miraculously my…

Mike's Story

In 2015 I was diagnosed with n nlarged prostate and a PSA of 8. An MRI scan followed and subsequwently a general anaesthetic and a trans rectal biopsy at the Freeman Hospital. Twele biopsies were taken which resulted in a serious bleed and a prolonged hospital stay…

Janet's Story

Sept 2018 I wake, unable to move the pain was excruciating. An ambulance arrives and forty mins later after getting down stairs, with two paramedics and gas and air my journey to A & E begins. I’m taken into a room with Dr and given Morphine and sent home. As time…

Where To Find Us

We're always here to talk!

If you would like to speak to us in person, head to our Where To Find Us page for where we’ll be and when.

Our Supporters

We couldn't achieve all that we do without our fantastic supporters. If you would like to support Northern Cancer Voices please don't hesitate to get in touch.