- You will receive general information two or three times a year, which will include the Foundation Newsletter. This information will be fairly brief and will be about how the Trust is performing and how services are developing.
- You will receive regular information including the Foundation Newsletter, invitations to Members Events and meetings of the Membership Council.
All members are eligible to vote, so both Level 1 and 2 membership will receive information about elections.
Please select the option below which applies to you. Advice is available at the bottom of this section.
Royal Marsden patient†
Paediatric or adolescent patient††
Adult patient living in south west London
Adult patient living elsewhere in Greater London
Adult patient living in East Elmbridge or mid Surrey
Adult patient living elsewhere in England
Carer‡
Carer of a Royal Marsden patient
Member of the public
Local resident living in the borough of Kensington & Chelsea
Local resident living in the borough of Sutton
Local resident living in the borough of Merton
Living elsewhere in England
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A patient is defined as any person who has received treatment or follow up care from the Trust within the last five years.
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A paediatric or adolescent patient is an individual who is aged between 16 and 25.
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A carer is an individual who has attended the Trust as the carer of a patient within the last five year period. They should not have been a volunteer of an organisation or employed for this caring role.
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A partner is an individual who works in the medical field but is not a member of staff at the Royal Marsden Hospital.
Areas of particular interest
Please indicate your areas of interest - to help us, please select a maximum of three areas of interest so that we can understand the priorities you have in being a member:
I pledge to support the Royal Marsden and its commitment to delivering excellence in cancer research, treatment and education. I support the Trust's priorities, which are set out in its mission statement below:
- To provide a dynamic, evidence-based, high quality and focused approach to cancer care which is responsive to the needs of patients and their families
- To invest in new services, facilities and equipment as part of an ongoing modernisation programme
- To work in partnership with other organisations to share expertise and good practice
- To develop innovative programmes in cancer research for the benefit of the nation
- To recruit, retain and invest in the professional development of high calibre staff
- To ensure financial viability and cost effective use of resources.
The details you have supplied will be held in a confidential database. The Trust will adhere to the Data Protection Act in the use of this information.
Please note that information about members of the patient constituency, including any class within it, will not be made available to members of the public through the Register.
All other members have the right to request that their details are not made available to the general public through the Register by selecting the box below. The Public Benefit Corporation (Register of Members) Regulations 2004 permit an individual to have access to the full Register of Members if this is necessary for them to carry out legitimate statutory functions, for example, the Returning Officer for elections to the Membership Council.