Anthony Nolan Patient Grant
Anthony Nolan Patient Grants can financially support patients before, during, and after a stem cell transplant or CAR T-cell therapy. We offer small one-off grants to help with any unexpected costs you may have.
Anthony Nolan podcasts
We hope you find our podcast helpful and interesting. Find out how to listen.
Patients & Families e-newsletter
‘Before, During, After’ is our quarterly e-newsletter for stem cell transplant patients and their families.
Support for patients and families
We're here to help before, during and after your stem cell transplant or CAR T-cell therapy
Bereavement and stem cell transplant
Losing someone close to you after their stem cell transplant can be devastating. Here, we’ll answer some common questions you might have and offer support. We’re here for you.
Sex after a stem cell transplant
Sex is often a big part of our lives, whether we’re comfortable admitting it or not. It provides pleasure, releases stress, and can help to create a deeper intimacy with a partner.
Finding support for your mental health
Nobody expects you to deal with everything alone during recovery. On this page, we explain how you can find mental health support from people around you, as well as from charities, organisations and medical professionals.
Taking control of your recovery and living well
Being away from the security of the hospital might bring up feelings of helplessness and anxiety. On this page, we share advice on managing these feelings, getting in control of your recovery and maybe even trying something new after a stem cell transplant.
Body image after a stem cell transplant
Changes to our bodies are an important part of recovery, but the way we see these changes can mean different things to different people. On this page, we explore the idea of body image and how it might relate to your mental wellbeing.
Graft versus host disease (GvHD)
After having a stem cell transplant, you might develop graft versus host disease (GvHD). This page will help you understand what this means, when you might get it and what signs to look out for.