Mind also have support helplines:

Mind infoline - a free helpline offering confidential advice and information on mental health issues. Available via phone, email or text.

Legal line - provides guidance on legal rights discrimination, and employment issues related to mental health.

They offer support groups, cancer kits, and innovative digital emotional support porgrammes.

Anyone affected by cancer can access their services, this includes patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and family members.

They offer a number of services including:

1:1 support and counselling

Support groups

Stress management techniques

Guidance on financial aid

And much more.

Their mission is to empower parents with a cancer diagnosis to navigate family life and support their children effectively.

They offer workshops and coaching programmes as part of their parent support. They also offer resources for children too including: Educational tools and booklets, and interactive activities.

They also offer professional support such as training for healthcare professionals, and educational resources.

They offer practical support to families affected by childhood cancer. This includes organising free days out and events, providing respite and a sense of normalcy during challenging times.

They offer specialised Hospital units, specialised nursing and support staff, and emotional and psychological support.

You can call their helpline on: 0808 808 1677

Or you can contact them through their webform to get email support.

You can also contact the Cruse Gwent service on 0300 1111 003

The link above provides access to podcasts, PDF's and print read leaflet, information about dying, and the planning ahead tool.

Macmillan also provide booklets, and easy read booklets around work and cancer. They also provide booklets in a lot of other areas that may be affected by a cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Follow this link to find other booklets relating to different areas that may be affected by cancer:

Booklets and resources | Macmillan Cancer Support

Click the link above to find your local Sing With Us choir

This is a 12 week program and offers physical exercise, well-being strategies and community support to help individuals build their strength and confidence.

Cardiff, Birmingham, Bradford, Dundee, Glasgow Coatbridge and Rochester.

This app contains a series of mindfulness and relaxation exercises.

They provide movement and mobility programs, injury prevention and recovery, and workshops and coaching as well as well-being and lifestyle support.

When you are part of the cancer voice community you can get involved in a variety of projects, discussions and events.

Watch the Cancer Voices video here: https://youtu.be/nqcAEWoKOOw

Life after Cancer offer support through:

Support Groups | Life after Cancer

One-to-One Coaching | Life after Cancer

Click the links above to find out more.

They offer a multitude of services such as;

Peer support & Group meetings

Green social prescribing groups

One-to-One support

Telephone befriending

Social Horticultural Therapy

Signposting Confidential online advice and support

They also run a choir called the Ray of Light Warblers to promote social engagement and joy through group singing activities.

5k your way - a community based program encouraging those living with and beyond cancer , along with their families, friends, and healthcare professionals, to participate in local parkrun events by walking, jogging, running etc.

Newport 5k your way:

PARKRUN LOCATION:

Tredegar House, Pencarn Way, Coedkernew, Duffryn, Newport NP10 8YW

5KYW Meeting Point:

By the ramp to the brewhouse coffee shop within the grounds of Tredegar House

Online support programme - this is an 8 week 1:1, virtual support program tailored for young people ages 13-30 who are living with and beyond cancer, aiming to provide personalised guidance on integrating physical activity into their recovery and daily routine.

Resource hub - resources designed to educate, inspire, and empower those affected by cancer.

See the above link for the full address details.

The sessions here run on the first Tuesday of every month from 2pm-4pm.

If you do decide to drop in, you can also speak to a cancer support specialist who will answer any questions you have, and help you find the support you need.

Asthma & Lung UK's living with breathlessness booklet can be printed or distributed digitally.

They also run a helpline (Call 0300 222 5800) which provides practical advice, emotional support, or answers to health-related questions.

Digibete is a video platform and app and is a useful tool for young people's management of their diabetes.

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