New Sarcoma Support Line Opens Across Ireland

Sarcoma Cancer Ireland has launched a new dedicated support line aimed at providing practical guidance, emotional support, and a listening ear for people affected by sarcoma across Ireland.

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Big Yellow Picnic 2026

This Sarcoma Awareness Month, Sarcoma Cancer Ireland is asking everyone across Ireland to host a Big Yellow Picnic.

Grab friends and family for a summer gathering in your garden, a local park, the office, or even on the beach. Pick any date in July, register, and receive a free picnic pack with everything you need: yellow tablecloth, plates and cutlery, sarcoma info, posters, and fundraising tips.

It’s a simple way to raise awareness of sarcoma, bring your community together, and support patients and families across Ireland. Share your photos using #BigYellowPicnic and help inspire others to join in. Sign up today and turn a summer get-together into something that makes a real difference.

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About Sarcoma Cancer Ireland

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Our Services

Explore our wide range of services designed to support sarcoma patients and their families through education, emotional assistance, and access to vital resources.

Patient and Family Support Group

Discussing emotional and practical challenges of sarcoma.
Encouraging shared insights and support.
Offering tools and strategies for the journey.

Bereavement Support Group

A compassionate space to share feelings and coping strategies.
Professional guidance on managing grief and finding hope.
A sense of community with others facing similar experiences.

Financial Aid Grant

Sarcoma patients face significant financial challenges during their diagnosis and treatment. This €500 grant provides crucial support to cover expenses such as treatment, transportation, and accommodation, easing the burden on patients and their families.

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Download our Guide for GPS

If you are concerned about your health, the first call is usually to your GP. However, most GPs only see one sarcoma patient in their entire career, meaning that early symptoms are often dismissed or misdiagnosed.

With this in mind, we have produced a guide for GPs to help them recognise sarcoma symptoms and know how to refer their patients to the national sarcoma service for further investigations.

Become a Volunteer

Join Sarcoma Cancer Ireland as a volunteer and help make a meaningful impact in supporting those affected by sarcoma.

Get Details on how to Volunteer

Corporate Social Responsibility

Become a sponsor or partner with us to help make a difference

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Purpose-Driven Branding

By supporting Sarcoma Cancer Ireland, your company demonstrates a commitment to health and well-being, resonating with stakeholders who value corporate responsibility.

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Make a Difference

Contributions directly support critical research, patient support, or awareness campaigns, providing measurable social benefits

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Brand Differentiation

It sets your company apart from competitors by showcasing a unique and meaningful cause alignment.

Become a Partner

Join us as a corporate partner and create a meaningful impact—together, we can transform lives through sarcoma advocacy, education, and support. Whether big or small, your contributions drive change. We’re always seeking sponsors for our fundraising events—partner with us to make a difference today

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