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Our benefits advisors can tell you what you're entitled to and help with practical things like parking permits and extra money you may be able to claim.

Our cancer support specialists can listen to how you're feeling, answer any questions you may have and help you find the support you need. You don't need an appointment, just come in.

If things are getting on top of you, if you're scared, worried or feeling down, we're here. Our cancer support specialists can arrange to talk with you to see if our psychologist would be the right support for you.

The workshop will help you understand cancer and the treatments available, as well as potential side effects, how to manage them and how to look after yourself. It can help you take an active role in your treatment and recovery, and give you a chance to ask questions and share your experiences with people who understand what you’re going through.

Prehabilitation means getting ready for cancer treatment following a cancer diagnosis. Our prehabilitation workshop will help you prepare and to be more physically active and emotionally resilient before treatment, as this can have a significant impact on how you feel after treatment.

When you're diagnosed with cancer, you may have questions about what food to eat. Our nutrition workshops are a chance to meet and talk to other people with cancer, discuss healthier options and discover what suits you best.

Creative writing is a way to explore thoughts, feelings and creative ideas using a variety of resources to help words flow.

This support group brings together people with haematology (blood) cancers. It provides information on treatment options and techniques to improve wellbeing, as well as a chance to talk to others with similar experiences.

This support group brings together people with breast cancer. It provides information on treatment options and techniques to improve wellbeing, as well as a chance to talk to others with similar experiences.