Free psychological support. Great spaces to go to sit, learn and or join an activity. Centres all over the UK. Online support provided as well.

Break Out programme (6 weeks, online, for anyone in treatment or remission). Shine Circles (6 weeks, online, for those with incurable cancer). Shine Plus Ones Circle (6 weeks, online, for partners of younger adults with cancer):

A simple, online resource helping people find cancer support services in their local area wherever they are in the UK.

Helps young people aged five to twenty five when a loved one has a serious illness.

Support for children and young people across the UK & Northern Ireland whose parent have a cancer diagnosis, are undergoing cancer treatment, has seen a cancer recurrence, died from cancer & beyond.

Emotional support and guidance (one to one virtual appointments) to help parents that receive a diagnosis for a cancer that cannot be cured, to help them prepare their children. Facilitated peer support groups for teenagers and peer support group for parents/co-parents, whose partner has incurable cancer.

Provides emotional support to mums who were diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy, their partners and the wider family. Online resources, support from peers through closed forums, bespoke support directly with a dedicated support worker, and small grant applications. In certain areas of the UK, we can also provide home visits.

Free support for anyone affected by breast cancer. Services include: Talking to a nurse, joining a course, meeting other people who understand. There is specific support for primary or secondary breast cancer in younger women (under 45 yrs), as well as support after breast cancer.

Tools and toolkits to help parents diagnosed with cancer, talk to their children and help them understand the disease. Tools to support their emotional well-being by demonstrating different ways of coping and communicating.

A resource page full of free resources in different formats (comics, animations, text) for younger children, teenagers, adults and schools.

Pip’s Kit supports children aged 5-10 years who have a parent diagnosed with incurable cancer, or who is in end of life care. Age appropriate information about cancer, illness, grief and death. Ideas on coping, communicating and collecting memories.

Practical tips, expert advice, personal stories and signposts to further information for people impacted by breast cancer, provided by people impacted by breast cancer

Emotional and practical support to people affected by cancer, their family, carers and friends. Services are freely offered to all from pre-diagnosis and diagnosis through treatment and beyond at support and wellbeing centres located across the north-east of Scotland and Northern Isles.

Sets of flash cards to help open up difficult conversations about cancer, and to promote open and honest communication in a non scary away.

Helps families living in Sussex through their cancer journeys. Practical help and support to make day-to-day life easier. They work with local businesses and communities to offer families a wealth of services to support them through their diagnosis, treatment and beyond.

Provides free, professional and expert support to any member of the Jewish community affected by cancer, as well as their family and friends.

Family and children’s support service within Surrey helping families and children when a parent has cancer. Supports parents in talking to their children about their cancer diagnosis. Support for schools to better understand and manage situations when a parent has cancer.

A charity committed to improving parental mental health, wellbeing, and confidence. They offer different types of support to alleviate the pressure parents experience, provide routes to join other parents, and supply resources to encourage the growth of a supportive community.

Support for parents available throughout Warwickshire and beyond, and includes Family Wellbeing Support, Counselling and Parent Mentoring.

A charity website for people with cancer and their families to access a variety of gifts generously donated by people and companies. Find anything from restaurant meals, hotel stays, beauty treatments, tickets for events and attractions…

The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution provides local support to the farming community across England and Wales. Support is tailored to each applicant and initial advice can be accessed via the RABI freephone helpline 0800 188 4444 or through referral.

Big C Centres at the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital, Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn offering support for anyone affected by cancer. Services also include family therapy and 1:1 child counselling with trained counsellors in a safe and welcoming environment.

Support for children of families dealing with cancer and other life affecting illnesses, offering help through physical and sporting activities, counselling and memory-making days. They can arrange memory-making days and activities throughout England, however our counselling support is currently only available in boroughs of south-east London and Kent.

A charity based that grants wishes to adults who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness aged between 18–55.

Helping women living with secondary breast cancer ease the financial pressure.

Provides support to people, families, and communities across Kent, East Sussex, Medway and South London. Services focus on improving health and wellbeing, tackling loneliness, and helping people access the right support.

Offer respite breaks for those affected by cancer. Three and four night breaks at a Haven site called Weymouth Bay Holiday Park.

Supporting anyone affected by cancer in Solihull & Birmingham. There are qualified counsellors that can support adults and children, funding for families suffering financial hardship, an after school club run for the teens by the teens, and workshops focussing on specific topics.

Organises days out and short breaks for families affected by cancer and giving families something to look forward to during the most difficult of times.

Supporting people living in Stoke on Trent area, who have been affected by cancer. Support incudes: counselling sessions, home whilst undergoing treatment to help with the small tasks and face to face meetings.

Provides physical and emotional support and wellbeing services to anyone affected by cancer, no matter where you are (Centre is based in Battersea, London, but lots on online support). Services include: Counselling & complementary therapies; support Groups, and classes & workshops.