Young people affected by cancer benefit from Surf Therapy programme
Children and young people affected by cancer are building confidence, improving wellbeing and connecting with others through a Surf Therapy programme funded by Somerset Wiltshire Avon and Gloucestershire (SWAG) Cancer…
Read MoreSWAG’s Senior Data Analyst Recognised Among UK’s Top AI Leaders
We are proud to announce that Funmi Oladipo, our Senior Data Analyst at SWAG Cancer Alliance, has been recognised as one of the UK’s Top 100 AI Leaders through the…
Read MoreNew South West podcast series helps communities spot cancer earlier
A new four-part podcast series from BCfm Radio is helping people across Bristol, Wiltshire, Somerset and Gloucestershire recognise the early signs of cancer and feel more confident about seeking medical…
Read MoreSWAG maintains 9 out of 10 rating for patient care in latest National Cancer Patient Experience Survey
Patients across Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire (SWAG) have rated their cancer care an average of 9 out of 10 in the latest National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (NCPES). The…
Read MorePrehabilitation and Physical Activity Funding Call
The SWAG Cancer Alliance is inviting applications for one-off funding to support innovative projects that improve population health outcomes and reduce health inequalities for those diagnosed with cancer. Projects should…
Read MoreSWAG Cancer Alliance Neighbourhood Cancer Care Co-Design Events
Help Shape the Future of Neighbourhood Cancer Care Are you involved in supporting people affected by cancer? The SWAG Cancer Alliance is bringing together healthcare professionals, community organisations, patients, carers…
Read More“I don’t know if I would still be here if I hadn’t gone to my lung cancer screening” – Caroline’s story
Caroline Digby was 60 when she was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2024. Like many people invited to the Lung Cancer Screening Programme, she almost didn’t go. “I had no…
Read MoreBowel Cancer – Ben’s Story: “I went to the GP thinking I was completely wasting their time”
Ben was just 48 when he was diagnosed with bowel cancer in January this year. Fit, active, and busy running a family business teaching renovation and construction courses with his…
Read MoreThe role of a Cancer Pathway Navigator
Cancer Pathway Navigators are administrative, patient facing roles that work as part of a team to support patients who have been referred from their GP and places on the two-week…
Read MoreBowel Cancer Awareness: Signs, Symptoms and Screening
April marks Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness of bowel cancer – one of the UK’s most common cancers. Almost 44,000 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer…
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