What we do

SUPPORT

Whether you were diagnosed today or ten years ago we can support you, and those you love.

Our support services aim to assist patients in managing the key issues and pain points when faced with a breast cancer diagnosis, through treatment and beyond including:

• Side effects of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery
• Psychological impact eg stress, anxiety, depression and body image
• Menopausal symptoms
• Infertility
• Lymphoedema and mobility
• Fatigue and insomnia
• Immediate and longterm implications of living with breast cancer

We do this through a diverse range of workshops, classes, professional breast care services, one-to-one therapies and services, a support hub and partnering with support groups that offer valuable peer support. In addition, we produce the annual Future Dreams Magazine and the award-winning podcast hosted by Victoria Derbyshire, And Then Came Breast Cancer.

Please click on the button below to find a session that meets your needs.

research

We fund vital research into secondary breast cancer, also known as metastatic, advanced or stage IV breast cancer. Secondary breast cancer is when the disease has spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body. It is uncurable. Around 25% of people diagnosed with secondaries survive for at least 5 years.  Recent data estimates 31 people loose their lives to secondary breast cancer every day.

Our magazine

FUTURE DREAMS HOUSE

Future Dreams has created a breast cancer support centre, based in central London called Future Dreams House

Visitors will be able to access practical support including image workshops, life coaching, financial and nutritional advice on exercise and healthy eating from this central London location, perhaps the most vital function of the new centre is to provide a non-medical environment in which people can form friendships and networks that will help them to take on this disease from a place of solidarity and empowerment.