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Lymphoma Action National Conference 2026
We are delighted to bring back our National Conference during our 40th anniversary year! As we celebrate four decades of supporting people affected by lymphoma, we will combine expert speakers, the voices of people with lived-experience and our supportive community for a day filled with insight, connection and reassurance.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, living well beyond treatment or supporting a loved one, we hope you will join us.
Why attend?
Our conferences are known for being warm, welcoming and informative – created with the needs of people affected by lymphoma firmly at the heart.
You’ll hear from leading clinical specialists, learn practical tips for day-to-day living, and have the opportunity to meet others who truly understand.
Who is the event for?
This conference is for people affected by lymphoma:
people diagnosed with lymphoma
family, friends and carers
anyone looking for reliable information, supportive community and expert insight.
Please note: This is not an event for healthcare professionals - you can see our education and training for healthcare professionals here. We welcome the support of healthcare professionals in promoting the conference to people affected by lymphoma.
Our aims
We want everyone who joins us to feel:
informed – with clear, trusted information about lymphoma and its treatment
supported – through opportunities to talk, share and connect
empowered – with practical ideas to help manage life with lymphoma
Expect a mix of:
Expert medical talks on lymphoma, symptoms and side effects
Personal story from someone with lived experience of lymphoma
Wellbeing and practical sessions, including managing fatigue, emotional wellbeing, finances and planning for holidays
Time to connect with others affected by lymphoma throughout the day.
Together, we’ll explore helpful strategies, answer your questions, and share the latest from Lymphoma Action, including updates on our support services and resources.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, living well beyond treatment or supporting a loved one, we hope you will join us.
Why attend?
Our conferences are known for being warm, welcoming and informative – created with the needs of people affected by lymphoma firmly at the heart.
You’ll hear from leading clinical specialists, learn practical tips for day-to-day living, and have the opportunity to meet others who truly understand.
Who is the event for?
This conference is for people affected by lymphoma:
people diagnosed with lymphoma
family, friends and carers
anyone looking for reliable information, supportive community and expert insight.
Please note: This is not an event for healthcare professionals - you can see our education and training for healthcare professionals here. We welcome the support of healthcare professionals in promoting the conference to people affected by lymphoma.
Our aims
We want everyone who joins us to feel:
informed – with clear, trusted information about lymphoma and its treatment
supported – through opportunities to talk, share and connect
empowered – with practical ideas to help manage life with lymphoma
Expect a mix of:
Expert medical talks on lymphoma, symptoms and side effects
Personal story from someone with lived experience of lymphoma
Wellbeing and practical sessions, including managing fatigue, emotional wellbeing, finances and planning for holidays
Time to connect with others affected by lymphoma throughout the day.
Together, we’ll explore helpful strategies, answer your questions, and share the latest from Lymphoma Action, including updates on our support services and resources.
Friday 8 May
The Milner, Station Road, York, North Yorkshire YO24 1AA
Conference tickets are £30 per person and advance booking via Eventbrite is required. Each individually packed lunch will include a sandwich, a savoury item, salted crisps, fruit, a sweet treat and bottled water. Please provide any dietary requirements or food allergies when completing your booking so we can share them with the catering team. If you have any questions, please email the team on conferences@lymphoma-action.org.uk.
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