Living with cancer can be a life-altering experience impacting on work, socialising, hobbies, faith and self-identify can be shaken or lost entirely.

Each individual may feel like they are starting again, and one of the benefits of our work is getting people to where they are able to find what they have lost, or unlock potential ways to make the next chapter of their life powerful and impactful, for themselves and those around them.

Our difference is simple but incredibly impactful.

People find us and our holistic services important to help them to grow in confidence and to help find what they have lost in themselves during their cancer treatment. Our services are available through a referral from a medical practitioner but many self-refer/walk in following the recommendations and experiences of others who have had their lives changed by what we do.

People who use our services spend roughly a year with us on their journey and as soon as they arrive, we are part of their story. Each person makes their own choices, they share their dreams, they are the agents of their own change and growth, we help to facilitate this through offering complementary holistic services.

The geographical coverage of the funding is for patients, carers or family members affected by a cancer residing within the Warrington and Halton (Widnes and Runcorn) areas, as well as those who may live out of area, but receiving cancer support at Warrington and Halton Teaching hospitals Trust.

Funding would make a difference to the lives of people aged 16+ by providing support and life enhancing activities to people touched by cancer. This means the person directly affected and those around them, both biological and found family.