Press and Media

Today marks the start of Remember a Charity Week, an annual awareness week which aims to encourage people to leave a gift to a charity in their wills. Kind-hearted Brits left gifts in wills to 10,670 different charities last year, the highest number recorded over the...

A brand new, £250,000 mobile cancer care unit is about to hit the road after East Kent residents, businesses and local charities supported a fundraising campaign to help provide cancer patients with treatment in their communities.    The new vehicle, named Caron after...

Salisbury Hospitals League of Friends has donated £6,475.50 towards the funding for a new mobile cancer care unit for Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust. The mobile unit, provided by charity Hope for Tomorrow, allows cancer patients to be treated locally rather than...

Hope for Tomorrow have joined more than fifty charities as part of One Cancer Voice coalition, in signing a joint letter to Sajid Javid MP ahead of the 10- Year Cancer Plan. The letter is a public reminder of the coalition's expectations of the 10-Year Cancer Plan and...

If the new 10-year Cancer Plan is to be successful in delivering world leading and transformative change then we believe it must meet the following 10 tests: The 10-year Cancer Plan has clear political leadership, is fully costed and funded throughout its lifetime,...

Hope for Tomorrow have recently undertaken a review of our brand and general look and feel. Our old logo, strapline and brand have served us well, but as we continue to push the boundaries of patient-centric cancer care, we felt it was important to update our image,...

New unit enables access to wider option of vital remote healthcare treatment On Friday 5th November, Hope for Tomorrow launched their next generation state-of-the-art fully mobile medical cancer care unit, a ‘world first’ in healthcare innovation, designed to change...

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust – a case study for the use of Mobile Cancer Care Units When Airedale NHS Foundation Trust needed a way to better serve their wide catchment area of cancer patients, they reached out to Hope for Tomorrow. Securing the use of a mobile...

As a charity which receives no government funding, we can only do what we do with your support, and demonstrating the impact we can make through your generosity is incredibly important. In a year where the NHS has been put under immense pressure, we recognise the...

“The cause just seemed to resonate with people. To be able to have your treatment come to a location closer to you, just makes total sense" When Kieran Baines, Customer Relationship Manager at Barchester Healthcare first heard about Hope for Tomorrow in May 2021 it...

'The service that Hope for Tomorrow' provides is of such benefit and value to the community of the Five Valleys that we feel privileged to help fund the weekly visit that the mobile unit makes to Stroud Hospital...” A natural partnership Stroud Hospitals League of...

“Fundraising for Hope for Tomorrow is not just for the moment. Cancer doesn’t discriminate and you never know when you might need the help that Hope for Tomorrow provides” When Kevin Gannaway-Pitts embarked on his own personal fitness challenge in 2016 he couldn’t...

“I know how much being able to use the unit meant to Debbie. Having that extra time to be there for her kids was a huge relief” Inspired by her friend Debbie, who sadly died in 2020, Jo from Cirencester has recently completed the Hope for Tomorrow 1000 mile challenge,...

It has been well publicised that the challenges faced by the NHS throughout the Covid-19 pandemic reach far beyond the direct impact of the virus. Research shows that more than 650,000 people with cancer in the UK (22%) have experienced disruption to their cancer...