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Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
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Maggie's Barts
St Bartholomew's Hospital
London
EC1A 7BE
Whatever kind of cancer, whatever stage you're at – we're here with you.
Together, we will talk things through and help you find the information and support that’s right for you and your family.
We'll give you a call within one working day.
One of our Cancer Support Specialists will give you a call within one working day.
Whatever kind of cancer, and whatever stage you’re at – we're here for you.
Our centre is a space for being together or for a moment alone, for getting going again or for meeting people who just get it.
All our cancer support specialists have expert knowledge about cancer and treatment, and many are NHS-trained.
The kettle's already on – just come in.
Maggie's Barts
St Bartholomew's Hospital
London
EC1A 7BE
Getting here by:
Car
Maggie's Barts is located within the grounds of St Bartholomew's Hospital. There is no public parking at the hospital, but if you do need to drive, the Rotunda multi-storey public car park is close to the hospital in West Smithfield. NCP Aldersgate multi-storey is also nearby.
St Bartholomew's Hospital operates a one-way system with drop-off and pick-up at three designated laybys, with a maximum stay of 10 minutes. You can access the drop-off point from Giltspur Street and exit onto King Edward Street.
There are a small number of parking bays for Blue Badge holders. These are accessed via Giltspur Street. Drivers who are registered disabled and have a Blue Badge can also check where to park on the City of London Corporation website.
St Bartholomew's Hospital is situated within the congestion charge zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).
Public Transport
The following buses stop outside or close to the hospital: 4, 8, 17, 25 (24-hour service), 45 46, 56, 63, 76, 100, 153, 172, 242 (24-hour service) and 521 (Mondays to Fridays only), as well as the night buses N8, N63 and N76. Low-floor wheelchair-accessible buses run on all routes serving St Bartholomew's Hospital.
For travel by tube, the closest underground stations are St Paul's (5-minute walk), Barbican (7-minute walk), Farringdon (8-minute walk), Blackfriars (10-minute walk), and Moorgate (17-minute walk).
For travel by train, the nearest National Rail stations are Blackfriars (10-minute walk), Cannon Street (15-minute walk), City Thameslink (7-minute walk), Moorgate (17-minute walk) and Farringdon (8-minute walk). Liverpool Street Station is a 21-minute walk or a short tube, bus, bike or taxi ride away.
For cycling to Maggie's Barts, Santander Cycle hire docks are located on West Smithfield near the King Henry VIII Gate entrance and on King Edward Street. The City of London also provides dockless hire bays, which can be viewed via their interactive map.
If you are bringing your own bike, there are cycle rack facilities available outside the transport lounge and outside the Nuffield Health at St Bartholomew's Hospital building, as well as offsite City of London cycle racks located near hospital entrances.
Accessibility
Maggie's Barts is fully accessible for disabled access. There is a ramp located at the main entrance of the building, which is located in the courtyard/main square of the hospital. We also have a lift in the centre to ensure that you can access all our spaces.
The hospital also provides a patient transport service.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Centre Head
I look after the running of the centre and make sure my team and I are providing the best possible cancer support.
I have over 13 years’ experience as a therapeutic radiographer, specialising in oncology care, delivering and developing the treatment techniques provided to patients. I have worked in large teaching hospitals in London and was in post as the Breast Advanced Practitioner before joining Maggie’s in 2020.
I’m here to listen, to help you talk things over and to find the information and support that’s right for you and your family.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Counselling Psychologist
As a qualified Counselling Psychologist, I can help if things are getting on top of you, if you're scared, worried or feeling down.
I joined Maggie's at the beginning of 2022. I have also worked in an NHS psycho-oncology setting, as well as more general psychological support services. I have a special interest in exploring existential issues, the psychological challenges around illness and loss, as well as the potential for growth and making meaning alongside these experiences.
We can talk about things in a safe and supportive space and you can see me in private, in a group or with your family.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Cancer Support Specialist
My background is as a nurse and art psychotherapist. I give one-to-one information and support and will guide you through the parts of our support that are most appropriate to you. I also run many of our support groups, workshops, and courses.
I’m here to listen – just come in.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Cancer Support Specialist
My background is as a therapy radiographer, specialising in pre-treatment.
I give one-to-one information and support and will guide you through the parts of our support that are most appropriate to you. I also run many of our support groups, workshops, and courses.
I’m here to listen – just come in.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Benefits Advisor
I joined Maggie's in 2021, after having provided benefits advice for the last 20 years in a range of different settings.
I provide one-to-one support and can help you to understand what you’re entitled to and help with practical things like travel costs and extra money you may be able to claim.
I’ll help you to fill out all the necessary forms and support you through the application process.
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Centre Fundraising Manager
I make sure we raise enough money to keep our doors open for people with cancer and their loved ones.
I work with our fantastic corporate partners, local trusts, fundraising groups and individuals who help to make our work possible by donating, joining our events and organising their own fundraising for the centre.
I also work with businesses to raise awareness of the support available here, including webinars and events on supporting staff with cancer.
If you’d like to work with us, I’d love to hear from you.
Hannah.bosley@maggies.org
07484682451
Centre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Centre Fundraiser
I help to raise funds and awareness of our centre by organising fundraising events in the community. If you'd like to fundraise or volunteer for us then come and talk to me about how we can support you.
Amy.sorrell@maggies.orgCentre:
Maggie's Barts – London
Position:
Centre Fundraising Organiser
I help to raise funds and awareness of our centre by organising fundraising events in the community. If you'd like to fundraise or volunteer for us then come and talk to me about how we can support you.
Our beautiful centre was built in the historic grounds of St Bartholomew’s Hospital in 2017. Envisioned as a 'vessel within a vessel within a vessel', this three-story building features a unique glass facade to create a light and airy space – perfect for the delivery of our cancer support.
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