At Fujifilm UK, myself and other colleagues will be participating in three upcoming events in support of Trekstock Cancer Support:

...I am part of the Skydiving team! 😨🫣🪂

- 3 members of our Fujifilm UK team will be participating in a skydive to raise a goal of £5000 for Trekstock Cancer Support.

The skydive will take place on the 27th March 2026. 😊

About Fujifilm’s partnership with Trekstock Cancer Support

Fujifilm UK and Fujifilm Healthcare UK launched a three-year partnership with Trekstock Cancer Support in September 2026.

In the UK, this unique partnership between Fujifilm and Trekstock Cancer Support aims to reach clinical staff and teams at major UK cancer centres, and to directly support the patients they care for. This will include planning for the provision of future joint Wellbeing Rooms; physical spaces in NHS cancer specialist treatment centres where people in their 20s, 30s and 40s can take respite from treatment on the adult ward.

As a leader in diagnostic imaging and key partner to the UK healthcare system and NHS, Fujifilm Healthcare UK is at the heart of innovative technologies supporting diagnosis as early as possible. Based on a 90-year global history of innovation, Fujifilm is proud to support healthcare systems across the UK, including the NHS, to deliver the best possible outcomes for patients, providing diagnostic solutions and innovative treatments for long-term conditions such as cancer.

Globally, as a committed Visionary Partner to the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)’s World Cancer Day campaign, the Fujifilm Group is aiming to address the cancer burden and to improve patient outcomes, ensuring no individual undergoing cancer treatment and beyond goes unseen.

For more information on Fujifilm UK and Fujifilm Healthcare UK’s cancer treatment work and technologies, and Fujifilm Group’s partnership with the UICC, visit: https://www.fujifilm.com/uk/en/news/World_Cancer_Day_2025-2027.

Who are Trekstock Cancer Support?

Trekstock Cancer Support are a UK-based charity helping people in their 20s, 30s and 40s rebuild strength, rediscover confidence, and redefine life during and after treatment.

99 people aged 20-49 are diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK. However, many vanish into a healthcare system that isn’t built for them. Trekstock Cancer Support helps bridge the gap between childhood services and the ageing adult ward, creating a space for those in their 20s, 30s and 40s diagnosed with cancer to access the support they need.

Their tailored plans cover fitness, nutrition, rest and rehabilitation, ensuring continuous support through every stage – because cancer doesn’t stop when treatment ends.