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Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity

Future Dreams Impact Report 2025-2026

Future Dreams' Impact Report 2025-2026 describes a landmark year for the breast cancer charity, five years after it opened Future Dreams House. In 2025 it recorded 10,928 visits to Future Dreams House and online (up 31% on 2024), 2,449 one-to-one sessions, 293 expert bra fittings and 185 one-to-one clinical specialist breast care nurse appointments, educated over 2,000 people through Breast Health Masterclasses and invested £135,000 in research. Its 2025 visitor survey found 92% found its services valuable.

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Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity was founded in 2008 by mother and daughter Sylvie Henry and Danielle Leslie. It improves the lives of people diagnosed with breast cancer through wrap-around support at Future Dreams House in London and online, funds pioneering research and promotes early diagnosis. It receives no government funding.

Key Metrics

10,928 visits to Future Dreams House and online in 2025, up 31% on 2024
2,449 one-to-one support sessions in 2025
£135,000 invested in breast cancer research

Key Outcomes

  • 92% of visitors surveyed found Future Dreams services valuable
  • Over 2,000 people educated through Breast Health Masterclasses
  • 185 one-to-one clinical specialist breast care nurse appointments and 293 expert bra fittings delivered

Geography

England and Wales

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