Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People 2025
Breast Cancer Now

Breast Cancer Now Annual Report and Accounts 2024/25

Breast Cancer Now is the UK's leading breast cancer charity, funding life-saving research and supporting those affected by the disease. Their annual report highlights research investment, patient services, and progress towards their goal of everyone surviving breast cancer by 2050.

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£21m invested in research Key Metric 1
300,000 people reached via helpline and services Key Metric 2
130+ research projects funded Key Metric 3
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📋About

Breast cancer research, patient support, information resources, advocacy, nurse helpline

📊Key Metrics

£21m invested in research Key Metric 1
300,000 people reached via helpline and services Key Metric 2
130+ research projects funded Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • New treatments reaching patients sooner
  • Improved understanding of breast cancer biology
  • Patients better informed and supported

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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