Responding to the Sewell Report

Given the recent Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities in the UK and the subsequent findings of the Sewell Report, we wanted to issue a statement to acknowledge the unrest many of our beneficiaries may be feeling.

We know that stories have the power to change behaviours and save lives. We especially want to hear from young people who have had a breast cancer experience and are Black, from the South Asian community, living with a disability (visible or invisible), trans or non-binary. Click for more info or to get in touch.

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You may have seen in the news that Sarah Harding has written about dismissing a change in her boobs. The “denial” Sarah felt is something we know a lot of young people experience, and we want to provide reassurance for those who have noticed a change. Here’s our guide to what to do if you’ve noticed something unusual.

After already going through treatment for thyroid cancer and a breast cancer diagnosis, Rhiannon was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time. We had a chat to Rhiannon about her experience and her relationship to her chest.

This Mother’s Day, we’re spreading our arms wide and showing some love to the mum in our lives- whether it’s a parent, colleague, friend or housemate. The great news is, our brilliant brand breasties are on hand to help!