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14 Members of the VoiceHost team will be running the 10-mile obstacle course in May raising money for Norfolk's Cancer Charity - Big C. Some have taken on a mud run before but for most, this is a first.

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8,000 People are diagnosed with cancer in Norfolk & Waveney every year and Big C are dedicated to the fight against cancer and its effect on the individual and the family. To this end, they aim to promote partnerships between the statutory, private and voluntary sectors, which together will develop first-class cancer research and services. Their mission is to become the go-to organisation for the people of Norfolk & Waveney when cancer support and information services are required. 

THE BIG C STORY
In 1980, two young men from Norfolk found themselves with cancer and having to travel to London or Cambridge for treatment, often finding this journey harder than the treatment itself. They vowed the people of Norfolk & Waveney would have access to the best treatment and support in their local areas.

Thirty-five years on and this is being realised more than ever; with nearly £30million being raised since "The Big C Appeal" began in 1980. Surgical and diagnostic equipment at Norfolk's hospitals means increasing numbers of people can be treated locally and new equipment in hospitals has meant faster or less invasive treatment for a range of cancers. Research across the Norwich Research Park has found some incredible discoveries into cancer and vital support for those affected by cancer is reaching out to those who need it, closer to them, in the local community.

Today Big C funds four drop in support and information centres across Norfolk and Waveney that are used by thousands of people every year affected by cancer. The centres in Gorleston, Great Yarmouth, King’s Lynn and Norwich provide valuable information about diagnosis, treatments, side effects and recovery. Trained staff are also there to provide emotional help, support and complementary therapies.