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We offer therapies, peer support, outings and on occasions have talks by health professionals.

We offer support to anyone affected by any type of cancer. Our group is for ladies only. Normally, we have social outings and annual events. We also work with cancer charities.

We are a group of ladies who have had or are having treatment for Breast Cancer. Meeting on the last Thursday of every month (apart from December) at 7.30pm upstairs in the Education Centre at Glenfield Hospital. Meetings include speakers, coffee and chat, craft evenings, suppers etc. We also arrange meals out and have fund raising events.

Breast Cancer Support Group.
Befriending Cancer information materials

Breast Cancer Support Group.
Befriending Cancer information materials

We have talks by a variety of speakers, including medical professionals. Coffee and a chat round off these enjoyable evenings and you are welcome to bring along a female friend or relative.
Supports any ladies who have experienced breast cancer Befriending Cancer information materials Complementary therapies Equipment loan Financial support Information
Telephone helpline

The group meets monthly to enjoy a social and friendly settingfor any adult affected by any type of cancer. A hot drink and biscuit (small donation required)We enjoy meeting up for pub lunches, pottery painting, afternoon teas and an annual Christmas lunch out. We also invite guest speakers to offer information relevant to our members.The group generally meets at the Community Fire Station in Cannock, however we like to venture out for some meetings. Therefore, contacting us prior to your visit would be advised.

Coventry Carers’ Centre opened in July 1996, as the only ‘one stop’ centre for family carers – people who look after a relative, friend or neighbour who, due to ill health or disability, cannot manage without their help at home.
The Carers’ Centre aims to identify family carers within the city, assess their needs and provide information and support to meet their current, and future, needs.

Carers Trust Solihull provides emotional support, information, advice and assistance to those providing unpaid care for a relative, friend or other person who is disabled, frail or has a long term illness. We have monthly carers support groups across the borough of Solihull for carers of all ages, including young carers from 5 years old. Support groups offer emotional and peer support to family members who can share experiences.
We provide home visits, carers assessments and emotional support, training, day trips, information and advice and someone to talk to.

We provide welfare, benefits, debt and generalist advice. The advice is free, confidential and independent.We offer fast track" advice/appointments for people with non curative cancer.".
Benefits, Debt and generalist advice, home visits for housebound,

Aim of the Group: To ensure that in Codsall and Bilbrook there is more help and support so nobody feels that they are isolated and dealing with cancer without support, signposting and professional guidance. The group has three objectives: raising awareness of cancer and provide information; assisting members to ask the right questions around treatment; supporting people in the community who are living with cancer.
Services: Befriending, Cancer Information Materials, Information, Support from Health Professionals

Community Breast Care, is a unique breast care advice service, providing outreach support to those affected by breast cancer. We offer a compassionate, private and professional service to individuals of all ages both pre and post-surgery, throughout NHS funded and Private sector hospitals. We are here to listen to all individuals and offer a completely free bra and prothesis fitting

Meetings are varied (guest speakers both medical or general interest). Occasional therapy days. Breast Care Nurse at most meetings..
Services provided include: Breast, Befriending, Bereavement Support, Cancer information materials, Complementary therapies, Counselling, Support from Health Professionals

Monthly drop-ins for people living with cancer, complementary therapy taster sessions
Services provided include: Monthly drop-ins for people living with cancer, complementary therapy taster sessions

Hummingbird’s is an informal group offering both a friendly and relaxed space for people to chat and share experiences in combination with a selection of complementary therapies. We are open to adults of any age and at any stage of their cancer treatment pathway or those looking after them.

We meet and chat, we help with money matters with our Macmillan adviser. We befriend and visit people at home, we go with our partners to hospital and try and support in any way. Also we support family and carers and they are very welcome to our meetings.
Befriending Cancer information materials Cancer information materials in other languages Complementary therapies Financial support Home visiting Hospital visiting Information Internet use available Support from Health Professionals Telephone helpline Transport service

The Ludlow Cancer Support Group exists to provide a sociable and welcoming environment where, through friendship, fun, and shared experience, members can find additional strength to cope with their situation.
ctivities include painting, Tai Chi, luxury manicures, reflexology, Indian head massage, crosswords and lectures ranging from Pain Relief to Autumn in the Garden. Outings, lunches and a garden-party will be held, and a Newsletter circulated to keep members informed of activities. Membership of the Group’s is free to people who have been diagnosed with cancer of all types, regardless of how long ago the diagnosis was made.

Our group meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month between 6pm and 8pm in the Primrose Unit reception. we have talks from a variety of people and offer a space for people to chat an support each other. Refreshments provided.

Group supports: Adults; Carers; Patients, Relatives.

Our group is a casual, relaxed, drop in support group for anybody affected by cancer whether you are a person living with cancer or you are supporting somebody with cancer.

We aim to offer emotional support and information to those in our area affected by cancer (and their families). It is an open and accessible to all irrespective of faith, religion, colour or creed. The group offers mutual support, collects and disseminates information on all matters relating to cancer and acts as a signpost to other relevant agencies. Strict confidentiality is maintained at all times.

Physical Activity Service
Get Active Feel Good Shropshire is a scheme to help you to maintain or increase physical activity levels. Our highly trained cancer and exercise professionals really understand cancer and can create a physical activity programme just for you, as well as giving you ongoing support.

This is a small informal group. We meet for a coffee or light lunch and our aim is to listen, support _& encourage to seek professional help if appropriate.

We will use Multilingual interpreter at each session where people with cancer or their carers will be able to take part in discussions, interact with different health & social care speakers, visit different community groups to develop links. We will also work on building confidence and motivating volunteers to learn how to arrange and facilitate group meetings, so they can be self-sufficient in the future to run the group.We hope to be able to reach “hard to engage with” people from Eastern Europe. We will engage with Eastern European cancer patients & their carers who are isolated and don’t access services available locally due to language and cultural barrier. We aim to bring professionals from Health & social care to the groups meetings and using multilingual facilitators to get the message across. Volunteer’s expenses will be used for trips to other groups where they can learn from each other. Leaflets and posters will also be produced in both English and East European languages regarding the content of each of the sessions and information about how they can attend.

Services provided include: Telephone support, Home Visits, Bereavement Support

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information Look Good, Feel Better Other services Outreach Self Help & Support Groups Signposting to other services User groups Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information Look Good, Feel Better Other services Outreach Self Help & Support Groups Signposting to other services User groups Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information Look Good, Feel Better Other services Outreach Self Help & Support Groups Signposting to other services User groups Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information Look Good, Feel Better Other services Outreach Self Help & Support Groups Signposting to other services User groups Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Services: Befriending, Bereavement support, Complementary therapies, InformationLook Good, Feel Better, Other services, Outreach, Self Help & Support Groups, Signposting to other services, User groups, Volunteering activities

A community-based initiative to encourage those living with and beyond cancer, to walk, jog, run, cheer or volunteer at a local 5k Your Way parkrun event on the last Saturday of every month, followed by a cuppa and a chat. All ages and abilities welcome.
This initiative is for people living with and beyond cancer, family, friends, carers and healthcare professionals.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information Look Good, Feel Better Other services Outreach Self Help & Support Groups Signposting to other services User groups Volunteering activities

We are a friendly group of ladies who regularly meet both in group and socially to provide advice, support and friendship at diagnosis, throughout treatment and beyond. We also have guest speakers at our meetings to give advice on their services that may help before, during and after treatment. We are predominantly Breast Cancer Survivors but also offer support to anyone with any cancer diagnosis.
Services: Befriending, Cancer information materials, Counselling, Home visiting, Information

where we offer a warm and friendly welcome with practical help and emotional support to ladies diagnosed with breast cancer.
Services provided include: Carers, Relatives, Breast, Melanoma, Counselling, Cancer information materials, Support from Health Professionals, Home visiting, Befriending

Mutual support is at the heart of all that we do. When we are able to meet again the following is the norm for our meetings. During the morning refreshments are provided including a light lunch. We usually have 2 complementary therapists offering Reflexology, Reiki and Light massage. Occasionally we invite a speaker on a relevant topic. In addition we arrange social events during the year, which may include meals at Christmas and New Year, a summer BBQ, visits to local places of interest or theatre trips. We make a small charge for attendance, to cover some meeting costs but invite donations and a personal contribution towards the cost of outings.

For people in South Shropshire who have any type of cancer, their relatives and friends. We also support the bereaved. Our focus is on support and care through our monthly programme. We can also provide information and signposting to local service providers.
Services provided include: access to cancer information, advice on seeking more detailed disease information and second opinions, a bi-monthly newsletter, monthly meetings at the Mayfair Community Centre in Church Stretton with speakers and social one-to-one time, summer events and Christmas lunch, signposting to local health and care providers, information on complementary therapy.

Every month we either have health professionals, holistic therapists or someone offering advice to help through the cancer journey. Family activities. Plenty of time to chat among ourselves and offer support to each other.
Group supports: adults; carers; patients; relatives; young adults affected by cancer; young adults with cancer; parents of children or young adults with cancer and women,
Befriending Cancer information materials Complementary therapies Counselling Equipment loan Home visiting Hospital visiting Information Professional counselling
Provision for learning difficulties Telephone helpline Transport service

In 2009 the Facefax Association charity extended its services and opened The Dunstone Bennett Complementary Centre which offers support for people in Northamptonshire on a journey through any type of cancer.The complementary health centre is run by a team of dedicated volunteers who work closely with medical staff at Northampton General Hospital and Macmillan, providing services for cancer patients, their family members, loved ones and carers. CONTACT US TO ARRANGE AN INITIAL VISIT WHEN WE CAN DISCUSS YOUR TREATMENT OPTIONS AND SERVICES AVAILABLE.
ervices offered: Reiki; Indian Head Massage; Reflexology; Back, Neck and Shoulder Massage; Beauty Treatments & Advice; Counselling; Art Workshops; Support Groups.

Our group provides an opportunity for anyone affected by cancer to come together to sing for fun.Group supports everybody offering alternative activities to socialise and share experiences.
Befriending Bereavement support Complementary therapies Information

Group supports Adults, Carers, Patients, Relatives, Young adults affected by cancer, Young adults with cancer, Parents of Children or Young Adults with cancer, Men, Women

The purpose of the group is to support each other, talk about our own experiences, socialise and sometimes have talks by health professionals. It’s open to all cancer patients, carers and anyone who has been affected by cancer

Move4You with Tottenham Hotspur Foundation offers a 12-session guided physical activity programme across Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington to anyone over 18 who has had a cancer diagnosis in the last 5 years. The programme caters to all abilities and will help you get and stay active. Our professionals really understand cancer and can create a physical activity programme just for you, as well as giving you ongoing support. We deliver one-to-one small group exercise classes where the instructors can develop close relationships with the patient and signpost to other local activities. Taking part in physical activity during and after cancer treatment can play a huge part in enabling a person to take back control and build up their confidence. It can help prevent and manage some of the effects of treatment, such as fatigue, depression, muscle wasting and risks to your heart health.

Move4You with Tottenham Hotspur Foundation offers a 12-session guided physical activity programme across Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington to anyone over 18 who has had a cancer diagnosis in the last 5 years. The programme caters to all abilities and will help you get and stay active. Our professionals really understand cancer and can create a physical activity programme just for you, as well as giving you ongoing support. We deliver one-to-one small group exercise classes where the instructors can develop close relationships with the patient and signpost to other local activities. Taking part in physical activity during and after cancer treatment can play a huge part in enabling a person to take back control and build up their confidence. It can help prevent and manage some of the effects of treatment, such as fatigue, depression, muscle wasting and risks to your heart health.

Move4You with Tottenham Hotspur Foundation offers a 12-session guided physical activity programme across Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington to anyone over 18 who has had a cancer diagnosis in the last 5 years. The programme caters to all abilities and will help you get and stay active. Our professionals really understand cancer and can create a physical activity programme just for you, as well as giving you ongoing support. We deliver one-to-one small group exercise classes where the instructors can develop close relationships with the patient and signpost to other local activities. Taking part in physical activity during and after cancer treatment can play a huge part in enabling a person to take back control and build up their confidence. It can help prevent and manage some of the effects of treatment, such as fatigue, depression, muscle wasting and risks to your heart health.

support group that has speakers come every month to speak about, complimentary therapies, dietary therapy, financial support. The group welcomes anyone affected by cancer.

We have talks by health professionals and others, plus walking for health, occassional lunches ect. Just chatting to help and support each other in a social atmosphere.
Hereford Cancer Support Group support everybody including men and women affected by all cancers.

Let’s talk Hope provides support to people who have had cancer or survived cancer, as well as their families and friends in a relaxed and friendly environment. Let’s Talk Hope also takes pride in raising awareness and signposting to relevant services.Let’s Talk Hope, supports, signposts and raises awareness of all types of cancer.
Befriending Other services Signposting to other services Support from Health Professionals