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Inspiring story from former patient and long time supporter of the CCHF
Nigel received treatment in SMH and Oxford 29 years ago before the present unit was built and, along with other young patients, raised money early in the drive to build…
Lord Carrington, Patron of CCHF 6/6/19-9/7/18
It was with great sadness that we learnt of the death of Lord Carrington, a loyal friend and patron of the Cancer Care and Haematology Fund for many years. He…
Two supporters to run in the Virgin London Marathon for CCHF
The CCHF has-not 1-but 2-supporters in this year’s London marathon in April! Both are running because of close personal or family experience of the Unit. Andy is running in memory…
Help with difficult veins
A fear of all chemotherapy patients is that it won’t be possible to ‘find’ a vein to administer chemotherapy, or that it will be difficult and painful. Chemotherapy nurses are…
CCHU Creative Arts Group
Many will have seen pictures on the walls of the CCHU painted by members of this group, run in the CCHU under the helpful eye of Niki Powell. Many find…
The MCF Awards results are in… 1st place & £25,000 for CCHF!!! 🎉 🎉 🎉
The MCF COMMUNITY AWARDS results have been announced with CCHFund having been entered into the Buckinghamshire Charities category. The voting closed on the 31st July with over 177,000 votes being cast…
14 down 6 to go!
Ian is well on with his challenge of completing 20 olympic triathlons in 20 days to celebrate 20 years since finishing chemotherapy as a very young man. In his interview…
MCF Community Awards results to be announced in September
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED IN THE MCF COMMUNITY AWARDS Over the past six weeks, the 300 nominated charities have received a huge amount of support from people…
Hero to do 20 triathlons in 20 days to celebrate 20 years since treatment in CCHU!
Ex patient Ian Hanson is to do 20 marathons in 20 days ending with the St Neots race on 3/9/17. This impressive challenge involves a total of 30k swimming, 800k…
Last chance to vote for mcf community award
Voting closes today and with it our last chance to win £25,000 from the Freemason’s generous, 300th birthday £3million give away. What we could do with this…..equipment, nurses, wig service.…