Cancer Support

Macmillan Centre

The Macmillan Centre offers cancer information and support services. It has been developed as a joint venture between Macmillan cancer support, Croydon Health Services, Citizens Advice Centre, South East Cancer Help Centre and people with cancer.

The centre is based at Croydon University Hospital.

Telephone: 020 8401 3441 or 020 8401 3000 Ext. 5744

Website: www.croydonhealthservices.nhs.uk

Email: benny.millier@nhs.net

Gov UK: Easy Guide to Cervical Screening

Leaflet: Cervical Screening Easy Guide

Gov UK: Easy Guide to Breast Screening

Leaflet: Breast Screening Easy Guide

Live Through This

If you’re part of the LGBTIQ+ community and affected by cancer, explore the Live Through This resources via their website.

Website: www.livethroughthis.co.uk/resources

South West London Breast Screening Service

For more information about your local breast screening service please visit our web site, or to make an appointment telephone 0203 758 2024

Website: www.london-breastscreening.org.uk

Not just a lump
– Attention – all women over 70
It’s time to look after yourself

Barnet Mencap – Learning Disabilities and Cancer Screening

The number of people with learning disabilities going for cancer screenings is too low. If you, or somebody you support, may benefit from a cancer screening, find out more information below.

Website: www.barnetmencap.org.uk/cancerscreeningpack

Gov UK: Easy Guide to Bowel Screening

Leaflet: Bowel Screening Easy Guide

No Barriers cervical screening for trans and non-binary people

RM Partners is funding a new dedicated clinic to offer cervical screening sensitive to the needs of trans men and non-binary people.

Website: www.rmpartners.nhs.uk/no-barriers-cervical-screening-for-trans-and-non-binary-people

Youtube: The No Barriers Cervical Screening Promo Video

South East Cancer Help Centre

SECHC aims to give any person affected by cancer an opportunity to explore ways which may help them to cope with their situation. The Centre aims to respect and support them in the choices they make and to provide individual and group support, complementary therapies and information within a friendly, caring environment.

Telephone: 020 8668 0974

Website: www.sechc.org.uk