In memory of Rachel Barnard we are fundraising for the Lynda Jackson Macmillan Centre at Mount Vernon Hospital.

Rachel sadly died from Triple Negative Secondary Breast Cancer in May 2023. She was married to Alaster in August 2022 and leaves behind devastated family and friends who were all very proud to have her in their lives.

We're raising funds so the Lynda Jackson cancer team can carry on supporting patients like Rachel and their families.

Find out more about Rachel here.

The Lynda Jackson Macmillan Centre was opened in June 1993 to provide support and information to people affected by cancer. It was one of the first centres of its kind. The LJMC provides a service that supports patients and their families and helps them cope with all aspects of the disease from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond.

More about Secondary Breast Cancer

Secondary breast cancer occurs when breast cancer cells spread from the first (primary) cancer in the breast through the lymphatic or blood system to other parts of the body.

Demand change for people with secondary breast cancer

Urgent change is needed for those living with secondary breast cancer. These women need you to join us and help ensure the right support, treatment and care is available — right now. - join the campaign

Checking your boobs for Breast Cancer

Whatever your age or gender, knowing your body and being aware of the symptoms of breast cancer is really important. If found early, breast cancer is very treatable and survival rates are higher. So get to know what’s normal for you and check yourself regularly. Coppafeel have a great guide on checking your boobs here