Cancer Focus Northern Ireland

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is holding a walk specifically for cancer patients on Saturday 12th May at Botanic Gardens, Belfast.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is holding an evening walk specifically for cancer patients on Wednesday 2nd May at Stormont Estate, Belfast.

Sarah Lowry is only eight years old but she has big plans to hold a special ‘Coffee and Cake Morning’ to raise funds for the Ulster Cancer Foundation in memory of her mother, Helen, who sadly passed away from cancer.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation’s will be providing its Zest for Life programme for cancer patients in Belfast and Ballymoney thanks to the support and fundraising efforts of the staff at Belfast law firm, Cleaver Fulton Rankin.

In Northern Ireland there are around 1,100 cases of bowel cancer diagnosed each year with about 440 deaths.A new UCF survey has revealed that only 30% of students are aware that eating red or processed meat could increase the risk of the disease.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is providing an art therapy service, free of charge, for cancer patients in Downpatrick and the surrounding area.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is providing an art therapy service, free of charge, for cancer patients in Craigavon and the surrounding area.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation will be extending its monthly family support group meetings to Craigavon, thanks to fundraising by Northern Bank staff and customers.

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is providing an art therapy service, free of charge, for cancer patients in Omagh and the surrounding area.

The countdown is on for the 2012 Ards Half Marathon and Walk. It’s just 11 weeks until the race so for anyone thinking of taking part it’s the ideal time to start training.