Media resources
Press & Media
Resources for journalists covering the screening-access gap and World Aid Network’s Breast Cancer Charity campaign. We are not a UK helpline and we do not invent programme counters.
Who this is not for: patients needing clinical advice (see a GP or NHS 111); anyone wanting a helpline (use Breast Cancer Support). 020 4622 0003 is the office number for media and donations.
Media enquiries
Press contact
For interview requests, photography, comment, statistics or editorial support, please contact us directly. We aim to respond to all media enquiries within one working day.
Phone
020 4622 0003Post
World Aid NetworkInternational House
51 Borough High Street
London SE1 1NB
For editorial use
Organisational boilerplate
Standard description (short)
Breast Cancer Charity is a campaign of World Aid Network, funding free breast cancer screening, community education and treatment access in low-income communities. It is a screening and treatment-access charity, not a cancer research charity and not a UK helpline. Charity Commission registration is in progress (application 5290505). ICO ZC156579.
Extended description
Breast Cancer Charity is a fundraising and awareness campaign of World Aid Network, London. The campaign funds mobile screening, community education and treatment access where organised programmes do not reach. Clinical copy is desk-assessed against NHS and WHO guidance — not a named clinician review unless we say so. We do not publish live “lives saved” or “women screened” counters until partner reports exist; see breastcancer-charity.org/your-impact/. ICO ZC156579. Charity Commission application 5290505 — we do not claim registered-charity status.
For editorial reference
Key breast cancer statistics
New breast cancer diagnoses worldwide (2024, WHO)
Deaths from breast cancer worldwide (2024, WHO). Most deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries — we do not quote an unverified percentage.
Five-year survival, stage 1 vs stage 4, England (women diagnosed 2018–2022, England). Source: CRUK / NHS.
UK five-year survival (CRUK, England & Wales, women)
illustrative five-year survival in settings without organised screening (WHO / regional estimates)
new breast cancer cases in females in the UK each year (Cancer Research UK)
Please cite the source named on each tile and re-check at publication. Do not attribute CRUK or WHO figures as Breast Cancer Charity field results. Sources: WHO, CRUK survival, CRUK incidence.
Working with us
Editorial guidelines
Clinical content
We do not provide clinical advice or publish original medical research. All clinical content on breastcancer-charity.org is written by our editorial team and reviewed against NHS and WHO guidelines. For clinical comment, please consult the NHS, Cancer Research UK or a registered medical professional.
Photography and imagery
Programme photography is available for editorial use with appropriate attribution. Please contact us at [email protected] to request images. All images must be used in a context that accurately represents our work.
Interview requests
We are available for interview on topics including the global breast cancer survival gap, community-led health education, and fundraising for treatment access. Please contact us at least 48 hours in advance for broadcast requests.
Accuracy and corrections
We take accuracy seriously. If you believe any information published by us is incorrect or requires clarification, please contact [email protected] and we will respond promptly.