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St David’s is the smallest city in the United Kingdom with a population of just over 1,600. Despite it’s small size, this beautiful cathedral city and its surrounding areas are home to a great selection of cancer support services and organisations. Our latest City Spotlight takes a look at St David’s. Please note, due to […]
You may not realise that Cancer Care Map is run by The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund. The charity was set up in 1966 with donations made by the public following the death of broadcaster Richard Dimbleby. We still rely on donations and grants today to continue our work, none of which would be possible without charitable […]
The port city of Southampton can be found in the South-East county of Hampshire. It is famous the world over for its port location and being the departure point for both the Mayflower and the Titanic. Southampton is also the location for a strong collection of cancer support services. For our latest City Spotlight, we […]
Something To Look Forward To are a family founded cancer charity providing gifts and experiences to people affected by cancer and their families. The charity’s aims are to promote the wellbeing, relieve the stress and aid recuperation of those who are experiencing the effects of cancer and it’s treatment, together with their family. In particular […]
The city of Chester may be known for having the most complete city walls, the oldest racecourse and the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain, but did you know it is also home to some incredible cancer support services? Our latest City Spotlight takes a look at some of the cancer support services in Chester. Please […]
We at Cancer Care Map, as well as having our inventory of cancer support services, we also work directly with cancer alliances and organisations to help signpost services in more regional and localised areas. Here, Cancer Matters Wessex tell us how our partnership helps those living in Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. At […]
The importance of digital health services has increased exponentially the start of the pandemic with more and more people depending on technology to find the help and support they need. Perci Health is the first digital platform offering people affected by cancer affordable online support by multiple professionals in one accessible location, available within 1-2 […]
As the most complete medieval city in the United Kingdom, the city of Norwich is a popular tourist destination and is home to one of the largest medieval cathedrals in the country. The city’s natural beauty also saw it voted the greenest city in the UK. It is also home to an eclectic selection of […]
Male Cancer Awareness Week was set up by charity Orchid Cancer to help raise awareness of the three male cancers: prostate, testicular and penile cancer. As a charity, Orchid focuses its efforts in three key areas: raising awareness of male cancer, pioneering research into the cancer types and support services for those living with male cancer. They […]
Losing her father suddenly to cancer and amidst a cloak of silence had a profound effect on Caroline Leek, inspiring her to help other families affected by the disease. “Results show that children who have a parent or carer diagnosed with cancer are at high risk of developing negative psychosocial problems, such as anxiety, sadness, anger, or irrational feelings […]