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The All-Wales Cancer Community is our way of making sure that the voices of those affected by cancer are heard by the people who make decisions and shape the cancer care landscape in Wales. On this page you can find current opportunities to get involved!
You can filter the opportunities by cancer type and location (including information about whether they are online or face-to-face), and view in full by clicking on the listings below.
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End Date Mar 2025
Do you have heartburn or acid reflux?
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London are looking for people to do an interview about acid reflux and cancer screening. We are looking for people aged 55-79 who experience regular heartburn or acid reflux and take medicine to manage the symptoms to take part in a 30-60 minute interview and will provide a £25 voucher to all who take part.
Location
Face to face and online
Eligibility
Men (55-79 years old) and women (65-79 years) who regularly take medicine to manage their acid reflux
End Date Mar 2025
Discussion of I-Prehab education for healthcare workers working with people with cancer
An opportunity to help develop a UK-wide education about how to make prehabilitation accessible for everyone.
Cancer Type
All
Location
Cardiff
Eligibility
Anyone affected by cancer, and their carers
End Date Mar 2025
Have you had treatment for cancer?
Cardiff University are looking for steering group members to help researchers develop new cancer studies by sharing feedback as someone who has lived experience of cancer treatments as a patient or carer.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Anyone who has lived experience of cancer treatments as a patient or carer
End Date Mar 2025
Senedd Cymru Inquiry into the future of general practice in Wales
The Health and Social Care Committee wants to hear your thoughts on the future of GP services in Wales. They’re looking for patient experiences, including how easy it is to get care, how well GP services manage patient needs, the quality of care you receive, and how much you trust the service. Your feedback can help shape the future of general practice.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Anyone in Wales
End Date Mar 2025
Invitation for those affected by cancer to comment on draft guidance on individualised mRNA cancer immunotherapies
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) wants to hear your thoughts on new guidance on developing individualised mRNA cancer immunotherapies (sometimes called “personalised cancer vaccines”) Section 8 of the guidance is about information for patients, healthcare professionals, and the public. As someone affected by cancer, your opinion on this part is especially important to us.
Cancer Type
All
Location
Online
Eligibility
Individual cancer patients, their families or other caregivers, cancer patient groups.
End Date Mar 2025
Make Your Voice Heard
The new Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, Rhian Bowen-Davies wants to hear from as many people as possible about the action that would help to improve older people’s lives, and the ways their work can support the delivery of these outcomes.
Location
Online
Eligibility
People aged 60 and over
End Date Apr 2025
Complete a survey on research opportunities for people with lung, liver, brain, oesophageal, pancreatic and/or stomach cancer.
The Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce represents lung, liver, brain, oesophageal, pancreatic and stomach cancers. Complete their survey to help them gather insights into how you perceive the role and value of research in improving outcomes for these cancers, as well as any barriers you or your loved one have faced in accessing research opportunities.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Anyone with an experience of lung, liver, brain, oesophageal, pancreatic and/or stomach cancer – personally or through a loved one
End Date Apr 2025
Share the cancer patient view on frailty screening and prevention
Researchers and doctors from Cardiff Metropolitan University and the Acute Oncology Service of University Hospitals of Wales are seeking your views to help them understand how research on frailty can improve the needs of older adults affected by cancer and shape future research.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Cancer patients aged 65 and over, their family members, close friends or carers
End Date Apr 2025
Understanding the level of body image concerns present among young adults (18-39 years) who have or have had cancer as part of some PhD research conducted at the University of Surrey
The University of Surrey are conducting a study to try to understand the level of body image concerns present among young adults (18-39 years) who have or have had cancer, as well as strategies they would endorse to help reduce concerns. Their aim is to increase understanding in this area and to inform the development of resources to help improve body image in this group.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Young adults (18-39 years) who have or have had cancer
End Date May 2025
Can you help our counselling team better understand and support the needs of neurodiverse clients?
We know that being neurodiverse can affect people in many ways and we’d like to ensure our service understands the issues you might face and supports you appropriately.
Location
Online
Eligibility
Anyone who is neurodiverse (diagnosed or self-diagnosed) and who has a current or previous diagnosis of cancer.
End Date Dec 2025
Help the North Wales Cancer Patient Forum to bring a patient voice to cancer services in North Wales
Join the North Wales Cancer Patient Forum to be given opportunities to use your cancer experience to help make a difference to cancer care in North Wales. By working together with cancer teams across the region, they aim to ensure that the patient voice is heard, especially when designing or refreshing services.
Cancer Type
All
Location
North Wales
Eligibility
Anyone affected by cancer in North Wales
End Date Jul 2027
Join the largest study of melanoma ever
MyMelanoma is a study designed to research the important current questions about melanoma and its treatment. The questions relate to treatments, the nature of the particular cancers (all cancers are a little bit different), other health matters and to lifestyles. The aim of the study is to collect high quality, detailed information which will be used as a resource by scientists to carry out research to benefit melanoma patients.
Cancer Type
Melanoma (Skin)
Location
Online
Eligibility
Anyone with experience of NHS melanoma treatment
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