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Formerly Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust

Our Services A - Z - Macmillan Cancer Support

About the service

Southport Macmillan Information and Support Centre

The Information and Support Centre is available for drop in from 10.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Fridays at 29, Wright Street, Southport PR9 0TL.

You can also telephone on: 01704 530 024

Or email on: cmicb-sf.macmillancic@nhs.net

For up-to-date information on events, please follow us on facebook – southportmacmillancentre or visit our website: www.southportmacmillancentre.org.uk

We have staff who can support you with emotional, practical, and financial issues.  We run a range of support groups including:

  • Walking Groups,
  • Chair Exercise
  • Yoga,
  • Circuits
  • Craft Groups
  • Coffee and Chat
  • Macmillan Singers
  • Breast Cancer Support Group
  • Prosthesis service for Southport Hospital Breast Cancer legacy patients.
  • We hold regular HOPE Courses and Health and Wellbeing Events

Next Health and Wellbeing Event – Southport Hospital Clinical Education Centre, May 17th, 1.30pm to 3.30pm. 

Please contact us for details. We also have a free person-centred counselling service.

West Lancashire Macmillan Information & Support Centre

The West Lancashire Macmillan Information and Support Service offers free and confidential support, advice and information to patients, their family and carers.

The team will meet and talk with you, helping you to plan and live well.

Whatever your problem, they will go the extra mile to support you living with and beyond cancer.

They offer emotional support, cancer information materials, access to benefits advice, holistic needs assessments, and signposting to local support groups.

The Coventry University/Macmillan HOPE course (Help Overcoming Problems Effectively) is available to help manage the day-to-day impact cancer has on lives and help people rediscover their strengths after treatment ends.

To get help, simply:

There’s also much help and information on the Macmillan website.

Page last updated on 09th February 2024

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