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27 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
Sing It OutSinging can make you feel better in all sorts of ways. It can lower the stress hormone cortisol, help you build up your confidence, and allows you to express feelings you might not have the words for. For some it’s about self expression. Some find comfort in harmonising with other voices. Some enjoy the challenge […]
23 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cancer and Money – Financial Support and AdviceManaging finances is stressful at the best of times, but when you’re dealing with cancer, things can get complicated. There are a wealth of organisations out there ready to help lighten the load at a difficult time. From respite grants to 24 hour helplines, here we highlight some of the support available. Macmillan […]
21 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cornwall Cancer Café and PodcastWhen someone is affected by cancer, whether personally or through someone they love, life can feel suddenly unfamiliar. The need for connection, for understanding, and for somewhere to simply be yourself becomes incredibly important. That’s where Cornwall Cancer Café steps in. The project was established by Matthi Clarke as he was recovering from […]
16 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cancer Support Services in Cambridge | SpotlightThere are over 6,000 local and national support services listed across the UK on Cancer Care Map. Today we’re spotlighting some of the cancer support services available in and around Cambridge. A Touch of Sparkle Charity providing care packs to support people living with cancer and those going through surgery for cancer. Packages […]
14 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… Cancer in CommonIn today’s blog, we spend five minutes with Chloe Dixon, who founded a cancer support charity to help people feel less alone. Cancer in Common has grown from a small community initiative to a UK wide charity, hosting social events that bring people together. Tell us about your organisation… Cancer in Common is […]
09 July 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cooking, Eating and NutritionGetting the nourishment you need is important, but it’s not always easy. What does a balanced diet look like? What if I don’t feel like eating? What if I’m having trouble with swallowing or digestion? There is support out there, from nutritional advice to cookery courses. These days, everyone seems to have a […]
29 June 2026 — Lia Rogers
5 minutes with… AngorIn today’s blog, we chat to Angor, a charity dedicated to helping anyone living with cancer or a life-limiting condition, based in Carmarthenshire Wales. Tell us about your organisation… We offer a safe, empowering space for individuals, their families and carers designed to help people cope with all aspects of a life-altering diagnosis, through […]
26 June 2026 — Lia Rogers
Cancer Support Services in Bristol | SpotlightThere are over 6,000 local and national support services listed across the UK on Cancer Care Map. Today we’re spotlighting some of the cancer support services available in and around Bristol. Caafi Health Cancer Champions – Project for Black and Minoritised communities in inner-city Bristol. Supported by Macmillan Cancer Support, it trains local volunteers […]
23 June 2026 — Lia Rogers
Are cafés your cup of tea?Cancer cafés are growing in popularity and number on Cancer Care Map. These are often community lead spaces, sometimes with support from charities like Macmillan, that give those affected by cancer the opportunity to meet in an informal, social environment. You might find it more relaxing to socialise in spaces where what you are going […]
18 June 2026 — Lia Rogers
You’re Not Alone: Support from Target Ovarian CancerTarget Ovarian Cancer is one the UK’s leading ovarian cancer charities. They aim is to stop ovarian cancer devastating lives by driving national awareness campaigns, training GPs, and supporting everyone affected by the disease. If you or someone you love has been affected by ovarian cancer, you’re not alone, and below they explain the different […]
