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Aurora is a local charity dedicated to providing support for people affected by cancer and long term health conditions, their families and friends. Whilst some of our services are closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Aurora team continues to offer the best possible support to our local communities. For people who are struggling with feelings of anxiety, loneliness or depression, our wellbeing practitioners are here to help and continue to support people via a telephone service, to offer a friendly listening ear, emotional support and to chat about your concerns. Specialised telephone counselling is also available. You don't have to be referred to Aurora by a cancer nurse specialist, GP or health care professional, you can self-refer at any time and access exactly the same support. We also offer online services, resources, advice and information including Yoga therapy, 1:1 coaching, mindfulness, monthly support groups, sleep & fatigue and exercise programmes.

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The centre has an holistic approach seeking to address the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of those affected by cancer. We provide cancer information by Macmillan Cancer Nurse specialists, counselling, complementary therapies (including medical acupuncture), benefits advice, a befriending service, outreach healthy living surgeries, and a carers group. We also have weekly drop in sessions, a wig/hairdressing service and site specific support groups.

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If you're affected by cancer, the Macmillan Information and Support Centre can offer you high quality information and support in a relaxed, comfortable environment at your local hospital. We can also help you access complementary therapies, befriending, benefits advice and self-help and support.

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We offer information and support for anyone affected by cancer. You may have cancer yourself, care for a friend or relative, work as a healthcare professional or simply want to know more about cancer. Whatever your situation, please contact us for a chat and to find out what resources and services are available.

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If you’re affected by cancer, the Macmillan Cancer Information Centre can offer you high quality information and support in a relaxed, comfortable environment. We offer: A drop in service for a wide range of information and support; Health, financial and life management advice; Referral to other healthcare professionals; Details of local and national support services and organisations; Details about complementary therapies and outreach sessions in the community.

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The Macmillan Information Centre provides emotional support and practical help to anyone who has cancer, their relatives, friends and carers in a relaxed and friendly environment. We offer people affected by cancer access to good quality, comprehensive and appropriate information. This includes information in different languages and formats. The centre works closely with the Oncology Team and refers to other services as appropriate e.g., benefits advisors, community services and complementary therapists.
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We provide free information resources for users to view on site or take away. Users can also access online information at this site. We can signpost to other local support services and groups.
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We provide free information resources for users to view on site or take away. Users can also access online information at this site. We can signpost to other local support services and groups.
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Cancer information and support for any one.

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We provide free information resources for users to view on site or take away. Users can also access online information at this site. We can signpost to other local support services and groups.
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We are a free and confidential service here to support people living with cancer and their families. We can signpost to complimentary therapies, benefits advisors to provide information on financial concerns.

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We provide free information resources for users to view on site or take away. Users can also access online information at this site. We can signpost to other local support services and groups.
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When you're affected by cancer, having the right kind of information and support at the right time is essential. The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service provide a confidential service for anyone affected by cancer. Information about all aspects of living with cancer, with access to cancer information materials; counselling; information for families and carers; benefits advice self-help & support groups; signposting to other services; locally approved wig providers; look good feel better events and much more.

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With self-help and support groups, benefits advice and a range of information and support, we're here for everyone affected by cancer. We can also refer you to counselling services and complementary therapies. Also provide Look Good Feel Better service.
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The Macmillan Information and Support Centre is based in the NGS Macmillan Unit at Chesterfield Royal Hospital and anyone affected by cancer can drop into the centre to meet the staff and volunteers who will help you find the information and support you need. All our services are free and include: (*dependant on Covid-19 restrictions). Welfare and benefits service; Wig Fitting*; Look Good Feel Better*; Complementary therapies*; Free headware and Headstrong service; Moving Forward after breast cancer courses*; Psychology support service ; Aftercare workshops*; We have a service for parents or main carer diagnosed with advanced cancer to help them talk with and prepare their children for the future.
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The pod is currently closed though operating remotely. Patients can telephone or contact the information centre via email. Currently oncology services at the hospital has been changed a little and will change again going forward as they are adapting the hospital into zones. The phone line is operational with a voice message system in place.

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We offer information and support for anyone affected by cancer. You may have cancer yourself, care for a friend or relative, work as a healthcare professional or simply want to know more about cancer. Whatever your situation, you are welcome to drop in for a chat and to browse the resources.

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We offer good high-quality, free and comprehensive information and support to anyone who has concerns about cancer, including relatives, friends and carers. We offer details of other local and national support agencies and services, as well as benefits advice and assistance. We provide befriending and respite support across West Essex and offer living with cancer workshops, including the HOPE (Help Overcoming Problems Effectively) course.

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We provide free information, support and practical advice for anyone affected by cancer. We can also offer: confidential one-to-one support, information on all aspects of living with cancer and treatments and free guided internet access. Many resources are also available in different languages and formats, and are suitable for people with special needs. The service is staffed by a Macmillan Information and Support Advisor, supported by trained volunteers. Some of our volunteers have personal experience of living with cancer.

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The Kettering Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Services offer free, confidential advice and support for patients, carers and relatives. The service is currently running as an email service. We do offer a call back service, so if you would like to speak to someone on the phone, then please do email with your contact details.
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The Northants Cancer Guide is a website created by Northampton and Kettering General Hospitals in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support. The website includes: A map of the cancer pathway designed to help patients navigate their way from initial appointment through to treatment and beyond. Information about other departments involved in the cancer pathway, eg chemotherapy and radiotherapy. A directory of local services to help people access support across a range of services, such as support with personal care and shopping, managing finances, keeping active etc. A full library of videos and webinars presented and produced by healthcare professionals. These are available to offer advice, tips and support for all patients living with cancer. Some videos have been tailored to support specific cancers, eg breast, prostate and haematology.

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The centres, initially funded by Macmillan Cancer Support are part of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. We offer Emotional Support and can refer or signpost you to other services.

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Drop in cancer information and support centre. We have a wide range of up-to-date information leaflets, books, DVDs and CDs, some of which are suitable for people: with learning disabilities, with sight problems, whose first language is not English.

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The Macmillan Cancer Support Centre is located within the Outpatients Department of Lincoln County Hospital. We offer information & support to anyone affected by cancer – patients, families and friends. We also support other health care professionals providing them with resources. We are a providing an appointment only basis due to COVID -19 pandemic. We provide: Prevention & Awareness Information Information about Cancer & Treatments Emotional Support, Look Good Feel Better, and John Coupland Hospital in Gainsborough. Referrals to Welfare Benefits, Community Nurses, Clinical Nurse Specialists, Hospice at Home and Day Therapy.

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If you are affected by cancer, the Macmillan Information and Support Centre can offer you high quality information and support in a relaxed, comfortable environment in your local hospital. Outreach sessions are conducted monthly at various locations around the county. Please contact the Centre for more information.

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The Macmillan Information & Support Centre at the Whittington offers a friendly and relaxed environment, providing emotional support, information and practical advice to anyone affected by cancer. This includes families, carers and friends. There is a wide range of free high-quality cancer materials available as well as signposting to other national and local services. We have a monthly cancer support group, which is open to Whittington Hospital patients. We also provide ‘HOPE’ (Help Overcoming Problems Effectively) courses for patients and family & friends, fatigue management classes, ‘Look Good, Feel Better’ workshops, hand and foot massage & various other workshops (Art Therapy, Writing as Therapy, Relaxation & Visualisation and Mindfulness plus volunteering opportunities. Anyone who is worried or affected by cancer is welcome to drop-in for a chat or to pick up some information.

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We offer people affected by cancer access to free, appropriate information and support in a welcoming and friendly environment. The service is staffed by a Macmillan Information Specialist. We also offer a telephone advice line and a range of supportive services such as Look Good Feel Better, support groups, self-help groups, complementary therapies and benefits advice.

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The Northants Cancer Guide is a website created by Northampton and Kettering General Hospitals in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support. The website includes: A map of the cancer pathway designed to help patients navigate their way from initial appointment through to treatment and beyond. Information about other departments involved in the cancer pathway, eg chemotherapy and radiotherapy. A directory of local services to help people access support across a range of services, such as support with personal care and shopping, managing finances, keeping active etc. A full library of videos and webinars presented and produced by healthcare professionals. These are available to offer advice, tips and support for all patients living with cancer. Some videos have been tailored to support specific cancers, eg breast, prostate and haematology.

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The centre is available for anyone who is affected by cancer whether that is the patient receiving treatment, carers or the worried well. The centre provides free information whether by booklets, email, telephone conversations or 1-2-1 support based on a drop in basis so no appointment is necessary. We supply a comprehensive benefits advice service provided by Citizens Advice Bureau and the Department of Work and Pensions. We run the HOPE course which enables people to cope with challenges faced after cancer treatment. Complementary therapy services are also available on an appointment basis, for more information, please contact us by e-mail or telephone. We also offer information and signposting to a number of local support groups and services who can provide support, information and space to meet other people living with or affected by cancer.

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the Lynda Jackson Macmillan Centre offers a relaxing, peaceful environment for people affected by cancer to seek information and support about all aspects of the disease: from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond. The welcoming drop-in centre is staffed by healthcare professionals and volunteers and provides a friendly place to talk and ask questions. Services also include a telephone helpline, complementary therapy, relaxation classes, counselling and welfare benefits advice as well as details of local self-help courses and support groups.The centre also hosts Look Good Feel Better beauty workshops and headwear workshops. Please drop in or call us to find out more.

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Based at Nottingham City Hospital the Macmillan Information and Support Service provides a confidential drop in service for anyone affected by cancer including patients, relatives and healthcare professionals. If you or someone close to you is affected by cancer we can provide emotional support, benefit and financial advice including applying for benefits and accessing grants. We can also provide information about cancer treatments and managing the side effects of cancer treatments, travel insurance and holiday information, information and support when talking to loved ones and much more. The Service has a group room at its Centre at Queen’s Medical Centre which can be booked and used free of charge for groups affected by cancer. The Service also has access to a Macmillan Benefits Clinic, Hair Loss Clinic, Cancer Support Groups and Carers Drop-in Sessions.

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Based at Queen’s Medical Centre, the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service provides a confidential drop in service for anyone affected by cancer including patients, relatives and healthcare professionals. If you or someone close to you is affected by cancer we can provide emotional support, benefit and financial advice including applying for benefits and accessing grants. We can also provide information about cancer treatments and managing the side effects of cancer treatments, travel insurance and holiday information, information and support when talking to loved ones and much more. The Centre has a group room which can be booked and used free of charge for groups affected by cancer. The Service also has access to a Macmillan Benefits Clinic, Hair Loss Clinic, Cancer Support Groups and Carers Drop-in Sessions. Provides emotional support and signposting to local, regional and national services.

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Our centre offers quality, comprehensive and appropriate information to anyone affected by cancer, including family or friends. We provide a free confidential drop in service in a relaxed and friendly environment. Our staff and trained volunteers can help you find the most appropriate resources and services for your query.

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We offer Emotional Support and can refer and signpost you to other services.
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We offer information and support to people living with cancer, their families and carers. We also provide counselling and can signpost you to other help and support you may need. Our benefit advice sessions are available by appointment on Thursday mornings.

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The service is staffed by two Macmillan professionals and supported by trained volunteers. They are able to offer cancer information materials, Support, local information, signposting to other services to anyone who has been affected by cancer, in a safe and confidential environment. If you have a cancer diagnosis, are worried about cancer or are visiting on behalf of a friend or relative we can provide information that covers the cancer journey, including pre-diagnosis, diagnosis and treatments, living with and beyond cancer, palliative and end of life care. We can refer to the Macmillan Welfare Rights Service, complementary therapies, counselling and signpost to other local agencies and support groups. If you need someone to talk to we can give you the time you need to listen. Being affected by a cancer diagnosis can affect so many areas of your life and we are here to support you.
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If you are affected by cancer, the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centre can offer you high quality information and support in a relaxed, comfortable environment in your local community. We provide information and emotional support to patients/carers/families affected by cancer. We can offer benefits advice and further financial support, health & wellbeing information to empower self-management of a cancer diagnosis, signposting and referral to other sources of support including counselling, complementary therapies, wig service, support groups, Macmillan benefits advice services. We are wheelchair accessible and also have information for those with hearing or sight impairment.

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We are here to support anyone affected by cancer. We can also support and advise the immediate family network and beyond including teachers, employers, local charities etc. We have a wide range of high quality and up-to-date cancer information materials on display which may be available in other formats such as CDs, Braille, large print or in other languages so please do ask if any of these are more suitable. We believe that information helps you to make choices, it helps you to find the support you need and it can help you regain some control over what is happening to you or those close to you. We can also signpost and/or refer you to various services and charities, both local and national, depending upon your individual needs. We can apply for a one-off grant to help with the extra cost of having cancer as well as blue badges and adult social care assessments on your behalf. You may just want to come and talk through how you are feeling and we have both trained staff and volunteer members who have been affected by cancer or cared for someone with cancer who will listen to you. We also offer the H.O.P.E Self-Management Programme and Look Good Feel Better skin and beauty workshops (for patients only).
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The Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centre offers good quality, free, comprehensive and appropriate information and support in a warm, friendly and confidential environment. The centre is open to all & run by information specialists with considerable experience in helping people with cancer. Our trained volunteers also help in the centre. We can also talk to you about your concerns, or any questions you may have about cancer, its treatment, effects and living with and after the disease

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Our service is provided across two hospital sites, Royal Stoke University Hospital (Stoke on Trent) and County Hospital (Stafford), where you will find an easily accessible centre close to the main entrance on each site. We are here to support anyone affected by cancer. We can also support and advise the immediate family network and beyond including teachers, employers, local charities etc. We have a wide range of high quality and up-to-date cancer information materials on display which may be available in other formats such as CDs, Braille, large print or in other languages so please do ask if any of these are more suitable. We believe that information helps you to make choices, it helps you to find the support you need and it can help you regain some control over what is happening to you or those close to you. We can also signpost and/or refer you to various services and charities, both local and national, depending upon your individual needs. We can apply for a one-off grant to help with the extra cost of having cancer as well as blue badges and adult social care assessments on your behalf. You may just want to come and talk through how you are feeling and we have both staff and volunteer members who have been affected by cancer or cared for someone with cancer who will listen to you. We also offer the H.O.P.E Self-Management Programme and Look Good Feel Better skin and beauty workshops (for patients only). We have a strong partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support since receiving both their support and funding to open our centre in Royal Stoke University Hospital in 2003 which is why we share the name Macmillan in our title. This of course is not to be confused with the local hospice who ‘promotes comprehensive care for those with progressive, advanced disease and a limited life expectancy in order that they may achieve the best quality of life’ and who is affectionately known as the ‘Dougie Mac’.
Services: Cancer information materials, Cancer information materials in other languages, Financial support, Hospital visiting, Information, Internet use available, Provision for learning difficulties, Provision for visually impaired, Support from Health Professionals, Telephone helpline, Look Good, Feel Better, Signposting to other services, Volunteering activities

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Managed by experienced healthcare professionals, together with volunteers, Stratford upon Avon's Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service helps to improve the quality of life for people affected by cancer by providing information and support to cancer patients, families, friends, carers and hospital staff. This includes benefits and financial advice, signposting to other services as appropriate, referral to Clinical Psychologist and practical advice. We're also here to listen to you and discuss how cancer is affecting your life. You can talk to us confidentially in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
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The service is staffed by two Macmillan professionals and supported by trained volunteers. They are able to offer cancer information materials, Support, local information, signposting to other services to anyone who has been affected by cancer, in a safe and confidential environment. If you have a cancer diagnosis, are worried about cancer or are visiting on behalf of a friend or relative we can provide information that covers the cancer journey, including pre-diagnosis, diagnosis and treatments, living with and beyond cancer, palliative and end of life care. We can refer to the Macmillan Welfare Rights Service, complementary therapies, counselling and signpost to other local agencies and support groups. If you need someone to talk to we can give you the time you need to listen. Being affected by a cancer diagnosis can affect so many areas of your life and we are here to support you.
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Walk in service for information, emotional and practical support. Information - leaflets, books, CDs and DVDs. Patient computer to access cancer information. Complementary therapy services include massage, reflexology healing. Also have meditation, yoga and art class. Counselling, financial advice and Walking for Health on Wednesdays and Fridays. There is an outreach service in the Healthy Hub at the local library in Katherine Street between 11 -12:30 on the first Monday of the month. There is a HOPE 6 week of 2.5 hours workshops in evenings.

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If you’re affected by cancer, the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Hub can offer patients, carers and their families, information and support in a relaxed and comfortable environment within the hospital. We can refer patients to appropriate services that they may wish or need to access when diagnosed, during treatment and beyond i.e. Psychology Support, the Benefit Advice Service, Physical Activities programmes within the area, Complementary Therapies, Look Good Feel Better (Pampering Therapy), Health & Wellbeing Forum and Events, the Living With and Beyond Cancer Programme. We provide a range of cancer information leaflets and details of local support groups within the Walsall.
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If you’re affected by cancer, the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Hub can offer patients, carers and their families, information and support in a relaxed and comfortable environment within the hospital. We can refer patients to appropriate services that they may wish or need to access when diagnosed, during treatment and beyond i.e. Psychology Support, the Benefit Advice Service, Physical Activities programmes within the area, Complementary Therapies, Look Good Feel Better (Pampering Therapy), Health & Wellbeing Forum and Events, the Living With and Beyond Cancer Programme. We provide a range of cancer information leaflets and details of local support groups within the Walsall.

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Managed by experienced healthcare professionals, together with volunteers, the team helps to improve the quality of life for people affected by cancer by providing information and support to cancer patients, families, friends, carers and hospital staff. This includes benefits and financial advice, signposting to other services as appropriate, referral to Clinical Psychologist and practical advice. We're also here to listen to you and discuss how cancer is affecting your life. You can talk to us confidentially in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

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We are a drop-in Centre and our visitors are patients, their families or health care professionals supporting them. They might want to know about a particular cancer, getting help when discharged or just wish to talk to someone about how they are feeling. The Centre is run by a Macmillan Information Manager and supported by trained volunteers who provide an essential service assisting visitors. They find the right booklet or drug factsheet, listen to their fears or signpost them to an outside organisation. They also undertake ward visits to cancer in-patients and take telephone calls for nurses.

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The Centre is run by a team of volunteers and supported by the Trust’s Macmillan Living with and Beyond Cancer Team. We aim to be open and accessible to all and strive to ensure that each and every person who calls has their needs identified and met. For patients and their carers/loved ones, we aim to deliver caring, confidential non-clinical support alongside clinical pathways, at a time when it is most needed. Our services include: • Meet and Greet Reception area with information and services on display for visitors to browse • Sign posting to local hospital and community cancer support and wellbeing services (including Support Groups and financial/benefits advice) • Access to free cancer patient information (both national and for local services) For patients undergoing treatment we offer: • Wig Fitting Services (via hospital referral only) • A Listening Ear - where patients / carers are able to chat about their concerns in a friendly, supportive and confidential environment (via drop-in, no appointment necessary) • Headways Service - Specialising in the use of headwear as an alternative to wigs, Headways provides advice and support to patients who may be experiencing hair loss or thinning as a result of treatment. Specialist headwear and accessories are also stocked and available to purchase (open to all, via appointment only).
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We provide free information resources for users to view on site or take away. Users can also access online information at this site. We can signpost to other local support services and groups.
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We offer support and information to anyone who has concerns about cancer, their relatives, friends and carers. We can help you with the practical aspects of living with cancer; from finance and benefits support to helping with filling out forms and travel insurance. Information on health promotion, prevention and detection of cancer is also available. The Headlines hair loss service is also held at our centre.
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The centres, initially funded by Macmillan Cancer Support are part of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and offer a safe and relaxed environment at your local hospital. We also offer referral and signposting to other services such as benefits advice, buddying and befriending, exercise, self-help and support..
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Maggie’s Centres are places where anyone affected by cancer is welcome – from just being diagnosed or undergoing treatment, to post-treatment, recurrence, end of life or in bereavement. Maggie’s also warmly welcomes family and friends of the person with cancer. A wide range of practical information and emotional support is offered at all Maggie’s Centres, including Maggie’s “Programme of Support” which is tailored to each person’s individual need. The professional experts who work at Maggie's will guide you through practical information and emotional support to help you to find the support you need and your Programme of Support can range from advice on finances and nutrition, to stress management and relaxation, and much more. The Programme of Support is designed to help at any stage of cancer and can be accessed at your local Maggie’s Centre, as and when you need it

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The Patrick Room, at the Cancer Centre at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, provides information and support to people with cancer and their families in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. A professional and experienced team, which is supported by trained volunteers, delivers the service. The Patrick Room is a drop in centre which provides a comprehensive library with leaflets and books as well as access to the Internet.
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The Northamptonshire Wellbeing Programme is an online service of webinars and short videos developed by healthcare professionals at Northampton and Kettering General Hospitals. Patients, their families, carers and friends can access information related to finances, mindfulness, physical and emotional effects of cancer as well as tumour specific advice and guidance. There are regular live Q&A events with clinicians, healthcare professionals and other specialists available to answer questions across a range of topics. It is quick and easy to register for these events through the website.

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We offer a friendly environment and time for patients, family, carers and friends to share concerns, ask questions and obtain up-to-date information.
We can refer callers who are registered with a GP within the Grove House catchment area (St. Albans, Harpenden & Dacorum) to Grove House Day Services such as a Specialist Nurse Clinic, Day Hospice, therapies and counselling.

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The Centre has re-opened with bookable face to face appointments for counselling and emotional support sessions.

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A cancer or palliative diagnosis can leave patients facing many challenges. From coping with their illness and treatment to accessing the correct information and support they require. Here at the Information & Support Services Centre we can support patients who have been touched by a cancer/palliative condition; or for those who just want information on cancer awareness, prevention and screening. What can we offer: - Devise an information pack specifically tailored to the patient’s needs. - Language support for speakers of the BME community. - A friendly listening ear, to discuss concerns with in confidence. - Supervised access to the internet for health related information. - A comprehensive range of information literature that you can browse or take away. - Information on local and national support groups (including BME support groups). - Assistance in accessing services provided by other organisations e.g. CAB Benefits Advice; Assistance in accessing other NHS services e.g. Complementary Therapies, Psychology. - Free up to date information on cancer and palliative conditions to patients, carers and their families; supporting them throughout their journey. Outreach Support Officers: Cancer or Palliative patients who require on-going support can be referred to our Outreach Support Officers. They can provide support by: - Accompanying hospital appointments or treatments. - To enable patients, their carers and families to express their emotions and needs in a supportive environment. - Language support in English, Gujarati, Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi (Interpreters can be booked for other languages). - To ensure patients, their carers and families receive equal access to information taking into account patients social, spiritual, cultural and ethnic needs. - To provide practical information and support to patients, their carers and families to help reduce the fear and uncertainty of living with cancer or a palliative condition.
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