Our vision is clear. We want to improve the quality of life for people impacted by breast cancer by offering the first bespoke breast cancer support and wellbeing centre in Scotland.

The House of Hope provides access to funded wellbeing and holistic therapies and services away from the sterile hospital or clinical setting to complement medical treatments. We run drop-in sessions, classes, therapy sessions and much more. 

Behind every breast cancer diagnosis is a person, a family and a story.

Stories of Hope was created for our Strictly for Hope Gala Ball to put the voices and experiences of our community at the heart of the evening.

It brings together personal stories from people impacted by breast cancer, sharing diagnosis, treatment, the difficult days, the moments that helped and what life looks like now.

Some are told in their own words, some through Q&As and others through video. Each one is different, but together they show the people and experiences at the heart of the House of Hope.

Eight people. Eight portraits. Eight stories.

A breast cancer diagnosis can change many things, but it doesn't define who you are.

I'm Still Me is a portrait exhibition featuring eight people from the House of Hope community, created in collaboration with acclaimed Scottish artist Nicola Cairns.

Through a series of vibrant, expressive portraits, the exhibition celebrates the individuals behind the diagnosis – their personalities, passions, experiences and the things that make them who they are.

First exhibited at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh in October 2026, I'm Still Me was an opportunity to share these eight individual stories and encourage people to look beyond breast cancer to see the person.

Now, you can explore the exhibition online, discover the portraits and meet the people who inspired them.

These are just some of the alarming facts facing the Scottish breast cancer community, and they are the reason the services we provide are so vital.

The House of Hope is Scotland’s first dedicated breast cancer wellbeing and support centre, providing a welcoming space for people impacted by breast cancer, along with their families and loved ones.

Since opening our doors in summer 2025, we've welcomed hundreds of people into the House, offering a range of wellbeing sessions, practical advice, emotional support and opportunities to connect with others who understand what they're going through.

None of this would be possible without the generosity of our incredible Army of Hope. As demand for our services continues to grow, fundraising and donations remain vital to helping us support more people across our community.

There are lots of ways to get involved, from organising or taking part in a fundraising event to corporate partnerships, making a donation or volunteering your time and skills.

Find out how you can support the House of Hope and help us continue making a difference.

We're delighted to be supported by The Scotto, Scotland's community lottery.

Every time someone plays The Scotto, a portion of their subscription helps support the House of Hope, enabling us to continue providing wellbeing services, specialist treatments, information sessions and a welcoming community for people impacted by breast cancer across Scotland.

We're incredibly grateful to The Scotto and everyone who plays. Their support is helping us grow our services and reach more people who need us.

The best part? By playing The Scotto, you're not only supporting the House of Hope – you'll also be in with a chance of winning fantastic prizes.

Play The Scotto and support the House of Hope today.