Cancer Focus Northern Ireland

Ciaran Stewart (35), from north Belfast, tragically lost his wife Fiona to breast cancer on April 2. Ciaran and children Cára (9), Ryan (7) and Caiden (4) use the lifeline Cancer Focus Northern Ireland Family Support Service. Here's their story.

A band of gym chums have chosen October – breast cancer awareness month – to launch their 2014 Pink and Brawn calendar to raise vital funds for two special local charities.

Christine Garrett (29) lives at Lisbane, Comber, and was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2011. She tells her story here to highlight breast cancer awareness month which runs in October.

Bangor dad Stephen Montgomery was left devastated when he lost both his wife and his father to cancer within a few weeks. With help from family, friends - and Cancer Focus Northern Ireland - he is slowing getting his life together again.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is holding its next prostate cancer support group meeting in the north west on Wednesday 25th September at 7.30pm in the Agnes Jones House, Altnagelvin Hospital.

Why not have a fun Girls' Night In this October to help raise vital cash Cancer Focus Northern Ireland,which is funding ground-breaking breast cancer research at Queen's University Belfast?

Leading cancer charity Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is starting up its support groups after the summer break and is introducing a short series of support meetings for the bereaved.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland, the official charity for the first Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon and Fun Run, is appealing for volunteers to help on race day, Sunday September 22.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is holding a walk on Saturday 7th September at Hillsborough Lake, for anyone who has been affected by cancer.

Coleraine men Peter Ferris and Harold Reilly are running ten marathons in ten days for Cancer Focus Northern Ireland. To support them please text ‘CANF50 £5’ to 70070 to donate £5 or go to www.justgiving.com/10marathons.