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Sarcoma Cancer Ireland Launches Two New Family Support Grants New initiatives will provide practical and emotional support to families affected by sarcoma across Ireland Sarcoma Cancer Ireland has announced the introduction of two new support grants aimed at helping families navigate some of the most challenging aspects of a sarcoma diagnosis and bereavement. The charity […]

Sarcoma Cancer Ireland has launched a new dedicated support line offering practical guidance, emotional support, and a listening ear for people affected by sarcoma across Ireland. The helpline is available Tuesdays 10am–1pm and Thursdays 5pm–8pm.

On Rare Disease Day, we stand in solidarity with the 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease. Today, Sarcoma Cancer Ireland is proud to mark this important occasion by launching our Strategic Plan 2026–2028 — a bold roadmap to strengthen support, advocacy, and awareness for sarcoma patients and families across Ireland. As a

As 2025 draws to a close, this Winter Newsletter offers a reflective look at a year of progress, challenge, and quiet determination at Sarcoma Cancer Ireland. It captures twelve months of work shaped by patients, families, supporters, and clinicians, and by a shared commitment to improving outcomes for people affected by sarcoma. Inside, we report

🎄 Get Festive and Make a Difference! 🎄 Christmas Jumper Day 2025 for Sarcoma Cancer Ireland This holiday season, bring your team, workplace, club, school, or friend group togetherfor a fun, heart-warming, and meaningful event —Christmas Jumper Day 2025! From December 2nd to December 20th, you choose the date, the place, andthe people. All you

Dublin, October 2024 – Sarcoma Cancer Ireland has published its Annual Report 2024, marking a year of growth, advocacy, and patient support. Chairperson Rebecca Guilfoyle said: “2024 has been a landmark year for Sarcoma Cancer Ireland. From gaining official charity status to delivering direct support to patients and families, we are building a future where

“The Sunflower Ball was our first major fundraising event after we became a registered charity. The evening was hosted by Dublin GAA superstar Michael Darragh McAuley at the Newgrange Hotel in Navan.” The night was filled emotion, It was full of fun, tears and laughter. We hosted out first ever sunflower awards, these awards went

Sarcoma Cancer Ireland is proud to be a member of the SPAGN organisation (Sarcoma Patient Advocacy Global Network). More than 60 member groups from 5 continents gather under the umbrella of SPAGN, providing a common, international and influential patient voice for sarcoma patients around the globe.  The 14th annual SPAGN conference was held in Rome,