Active Against Cancer

Following a stage 4 bowel cancer diagnosis and six major surgeries, Tracey Davison-Franks found a welcoming community through our free NHS service, which provides tailored exercise support for people living with and beyond cancer. Tracey credits with giving her the confidence to exercise despite having a stoma.

For Tracey, the impact has been personal and profound. And now she’s giving back.

🪩 On 4 September, Tracey and a friend are hosting the Along Came Polly Silent Disco & Auction at Bilton Club - Harrogate to raise funds for the service that has helped her rebuild both physically and mentally.

Join the party and help ensure others can benefit from the same support that has meant so much to Tracey.

🎟 Tickets available via the Bilton Club website - see link below.

https://www.biltonclub.co.uk/products/along-came-polly-silent-disco

Harrogate Hospital & Community Charity

📹 Want to know more about our free NHS service? Our patients say it better than we ever could. They share the ups and downs of treatment, the friendships and encouragement they found through the programme, and the difference exercise made to their recovery and wellbeing.

🎞 From proud achievements - we see you, Joan 😉 - to feeling stronger and more empowered, their video stories highlight the impact the programme can have after a cancer diagnosis.

https://activeagainstcancer.nhs.uk/what-to-expect/what-our-patients-think/