To speak to a specialist cancer nurse,
freefone the National Cancer Helpline
1800 200 700
Mon—Thurs 9am—7pm Fri 9am—5pm
How we can help
Talk to us on our Helpline - 1800 200 700
Mon-Thurs 9am-7pm Fri 9am-5pm
You aren't alone. Whether you've been diagnosed with cancer, or know someone who has been, we have a variety of practical and emotional services to help you along the way. Find out more about:
- cancer support services around the country
- our survivorship programme
- our counselling services
- our annual patient conferences
- how to volunteer to start a support group
We'll help you to deal with life during and after treatment, including:
- How to talk to loved ones about your illness
- Managing cancer side effects like fatigue or hair loss
- Managing money
If you are caring for someone with cancer, we are here to help with lots of advice.
We have two dedicated transport programmes: Care to Drive, where trained drivers can give you a lift to your treatment, and Travel2Care, which helps with the costs of transport. Find out more at the following links:
Our nurses can help you when and where you need them.
If cancer is a big financial burden, we may be able to provide you with financial assistance. Find out who this special grant is for and how to apply.
We have something going on almost everywhere. Find support groups and services in your area. If you're interested in volunteering you can spend some time in an existing cancer support group or start up your own.
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Follow the links for more information on our health education programmes and cancer awareness campaigns:
Take advantage of our one-to-one support programme, where you'll receive emotional and practical support from a person who's dealt with a cancer diagnosis themselves.
We're here to help
Heartening to meet a survivor and see how well she looked
Marie O'Laoi
Volunteer, Reach to Recovery
