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Cancer Support in the Community
Did you know there are many different local groups out there to support you and your family?
Macmillan Cancer Support
Nationwide charity founded in 1911 providing support with your health, managing relationships, and dealing with money and work worries at all stages of your cancer journey.
- Personalised support
- Signposting to other services
- Cancer information
- Counselling
- Online community
Visit Macmillan Cancer Support
Maggie's
Network of thoughtfully designed cancer centres next to hospitals, allowing people to find comfort in the company of others going through the same thing.
- Free support and information
- Support groups
- Walk-in centres
- Courses and workshops
Paul's Cancer Support centre
Cancer support charity based in Battersea, supporting people in the community through counselling, workshops and support groups, both online and in person.
- Home-visiting service
- Wellbeing activities
- Gentle exercise class
- One-to-one therapy
- Massage
- Hypnotherapy
Visit Paul's Cancer Support Centre
Haven
National charity that gives person-centred physical, practical and emotional support to those affected by breast cancer.
- Breast cancer information and support
- Self-help films and audio
- Meditation
- Private therapist support
Cancer Support UK
Nationwide charity providing psychological support to people with cancer during and after treatment, services are designed and delivered by people who have experienced cancer themselves.
- Cancer coaching (for people who have finished cancer treatment)
- Cancer support kits - can act as a practical aid to recovery