Cancer doesn't care. We do
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group.
The charity’s origins date back to 1979, when Shepton Mallet farmer Chris Norman learned that the cancer unit at the Royal United Hospital was at risk of being closed and relocated to Bristol.
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Cancer doesn't care. We do
Children’s Centre Building Appeal
With your generous support, this fundraising campaign will help us deliver two vital improvements that will directly impact children undergoing cancer treatment.
Our goal is to raise £495,000 to complete this project. The NHS is unable to fund this project but fundraising for BCUSG will help us to provide Paediatric Oncology at the Royal United Hospital with the upgraded facilities identified by their team that will make a real difference for their patients.
Cancer doesn't care. We do
Superficial Therapy Unit Appeal
We are raising funds to purchase a new Superficial X-ray Therapy unit for the Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospital (RUH), Bath — vital technology that will directly improve the treatment of cancer patients in our community.
Our goal is to raise £325,000 to replace the current Superficial Therapy unit, which was originally funded by BCUSG in 2010 and has now reached the end of its safe operational life after 15 years of service.
Cancer doesn't care. We do
Get a charity place.
We’re offering a limited number of charity places to run in support of the Bath Cancer Unit Support Group, helping to fund vital equipment, services, and facilities at the Royal United Hospital Bath.
Join #TeamBCUSG for a half marathon route in Bath - One of the UK’s most prestigious half marathons.
Cancer doesn't care. We do
Movement for Good Awards.
The Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards is a annual programme of giving that anyone can get involved in, and again this year they’ll be donating over £1 million to charities and good causes.
If nominated for the £1000 award, it will help us provide vital equipment, enhanced facilities, and essential services that fall outside NHS funding.
Cancer doesn't care. We do
Macmillan Support.
The Macmillan Support Line & website offers free, confidential support to people living with cancer and their loved ones. If you need to talk, they will listen.
We know cancer can affect you physically, emotionally and financially. Macmillan is here to help.
