Cancer Research UK – Coronavirus and Cancer
Constant news about the coronavirus can be worrying. People with cancer and their families might feel especially worried about the virus, as cancer and its treatment can lower your ability to fight infection.
Website
www.cancerresearchuk.orgMacmillan Cancer Support
Being diagnosed with cancer can be a huge shock. You might be overwhelmed, worried about what happens next or thinking about the impact on your life. There is a variety of practical advice and support locally and nationally for people who have been diagnosed with cancer (or their family and friends).
Phone
0808 808 00 00
Website
Macmillan Cancer SupportFocus Support and Information Centre
The Focus centre is in the heart of the Oncology Centre in the outpatient waiting area of Cheltenham General Hospital. The team are there to support patients at every step; from a diagnosis of cancer to advice during and beyond their treatment.
Website
www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk/focusMaggie’s Centre (Cheltenham)
Maggie’s offers free practical, emotional and social support to people with cancer and their families and friends. Help is offered freely to anyone with any type of cancer. Simply drop in to The Lodge, College Baths Road, Cheltenham, GL53 7QB
Phone
01242 250611
Website
Maggie’s CheltenhamYoung People with Cancer
There are a range of charities who specialise in supporting young people with cancer.
Websites
Teenage Cancer Trust
Young Lives vs Cancer