Rehab Beyond Cancer

WE'RE HIRING!

Yes, that's right! We are looking for a manager for our Yorkshire based Cancer Charity.

Could this be the next role you're looking for?

A great package, working from home and to be a part of an incredible group of individuals with a passion for spreading the cancer message.

Drop us an email; [email protected] for the application pack.

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Let’s talk about something we don’t talk about enough: loneliness after cancer.

For many people affected by cancer, the end of treatment isn’t the end of the struggle. The physical side effects can linger, but so can something less visible — isolation.

Loneliness is more than just a tough emotion. Research shows it’s linked to poorer immune function, increased fatigue, pain, depression, sleep disturbances, and even a higher risk of cancer recurrence. And yet, it’s something many people feel they shouldn’t talk about — especially when they’re expected to feel "grateful" that treatment is over.

At PINC & STEEL, we believe no one should face recovery alone. That’s why our programmes are built around connection. Whether it’s chatting with others in a rehab class, or simply having a physio who takes the time to check in — these moments of connection matter.

We want to break the stigma around loneliness and mental health. And we want to be part of a future where it’s completely normal for health professionals to ask, “How’s your heart, your mind, your spirit — not just your body?”

Because cancer rehabilitation is about more than regaining strength — it’s about restoring confidence, hope, and connection.

If you or someone you know could benefit from the support of connecting with others in a cancer rehab group, we’re here.
Register at https://www.pincandsteel.com/

"Physical activity is not just a tool for fitness; it is a cornerstone of healthier, happier lives."

These are the words of Athens medical doctor Eirini Kyriakoulakou, the first researcher to take part in a new fellowship exchange programme funded by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation through its Global Health Initiative.

Eirini embraced the opportunity to spend time learning about Active Together Yorkshire, a pioneering programme that is helping hundreds of people with cancer in Yorkshire prepare for and recover from cancer by providing physical activity, nutritional and psychological support.

💬 “Meaningful actions in research, society, and development are never achieved in isolation. Networking and collaboration are the driving forces behind impactful progress. It’s through interactions with others that the best and most transformative ideas are born."

https://www.yorkshirecancerresearch.org.uk/insights/driving-forward-the-medicine-of-exercise-how-a-partnership-between-athens-and-sheffield-became-a-family-adventure