Cancer is one of the most dangerous disease in the modern times. Macmillan cancer support is a non-governmental charity organization, that aims at eliminating cancer from our modern society. Many people are encouraged to join the group in its fight. The official mobile website of the Macmillan cancer support group comes with all the information one needs to know about this cause.

If you need information about cancer you can check the Cancer information page. The page comes with various sections where you can get information on the history of cancer. The mobile website actually comes with other personal informational webpages where users can get help. You do not have to go through the Cancer fight alone, you can use the free phone line available on the Talk to Us section of the website. The website also come with solutions for the deaf to share out their Cancer stories on the mobile website through the text relay system. If you are looking to share your story during out of office hours, do not worry since you can also contact various numbers given on the website 24/7. If you wish to visit a Cancer informational center, you can just enter your postal code and the website will give map directions to the nearest center.

If you are already affected by cancer, you can check the Macmillan Nurses link where you can get expertise advice, information and support for free from the well trained Macmillan professionals.  On the Macmillan Nurses page, you will be able to learn about how you can access the nurses’ services. The website also gives Cancer patients more hope since you can learn on how you can get funded by the organization. The Financial support page makes it possible for Cancer patients to contact Macmillan for financial aid for costs incurred during treatment and screenings.

Things that we Like

• The website comes with a Direct-To-Call button where you can call Macmillan Cancer Support.
• The website comes with a SMS link where well wishers can donate money directly to the website.

Enhancements

• The developers should have considered creating a nice navigation menu to ensure that users do not scroll down a long page. This is not suitable for users with devices with small screen sizes.