The short version
- Future Dreams is a breast cancer charity offering support in person at Future Dreams House in London and online.1
- It offers community meet-ups, workshops and classes (including safe movement and exercise), therapists, a Bra Lounge and free one-to-one appointments with a breast care nurse.1
- It supports people newly diagnosed, after treatment and living with secondary breast cancer.1
At a glance
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Provided by | Future Dreams (charity) |
| Who it’s for | People diagnosed with breast cancer, including secondary breast cancer, and people adjusting to life after treatment |
| Format | In person at Future Dreams House, London, and online |
| Drop-in | Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. No booking needed |
| Cost | Breast care nurse one-to-ones are free. Check the website for other sessions |
| How to join | Drop in, or register and book sessions on the Future Dreams website |
Information from Future Dreams, checked November 2026.1
What it offers
- Community meet-ups, workshops and classes, including safe movement and exercise, mental health and relaxation, and menopause support1
- One-to-one appointments with a clinical breast care nurse specialist1
- Therapists and one-to-one services1
- The Bra Lounge, for help with bras after surgery1
- Dedicated support for people with secondary breast cancer1
- An online information hub1
Future Dreams also publishes practical advice, such as holidaying during and after breast cancer treatment.2
Who it might suit
- You live in or near London and would like somewhere to drop in.
- You’d like online sessions designed specifically for people with breast cancer.
- You’d like help finding bras that work after surgery.
Other options
- Maggie’s centres and online support, across the UK
- Penny Brohn UK online sessions
- Breast Cancer Now Moving Forward course
Related pages
References
- Future Dreams. New to Future Dreams? futuredreams.org.uk/new-to-future-dreams/
- Future Dreams. Holidaying during and after breast cancer treatment. futuredreams.org.uk/holidaying-breast-cancer-treatment/