The digital cancer community for anyone living with or beyond cancer.
"I feel seen for the first time since my diagnosis. Alike helped me make sense of it all."

“Everyone said I was brave, but I just felt invisible.”
of people affected by cancer feel less socially connected after treatment ends.

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That’s where Alike comes in.
We've built a digital space where the cancer community can connect.
Made for people who've been there too.
Loneliness and mental ill-health cost the UK economy an estimated £109.7 billion. (Mental Health Foundation, 2022)
This is why we created Alike.
To reduce the human, hidden, cost of cancer.
of people living with cancer experience loneliness.
It’s one of the most common and least talked about side effects.
young adults with cancer say they feel isolated from their peers.
Education, friendships, careers, relationships — cancer can make figuring it all out even harder.
Up to 70% of people affected by cancer feel less socially connected after treatment ends.
Cancer doesn’t end when treatment does. That’s often when the silence sets in.
People who experience chronic loneliness face a 26% higher risk of early death.
When compounded by cancer, loneliness can affect recovery, mental health, and outcomes.



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