November 28, 2025
Need a little bit of calm before the Christmas rush, why not join our lovely Liz for a free Craft session making little ornaments for your Christmas tree? We are limiting numbers to 10 so we can sit and chat comfortably...
Need a little bit of calm before the Christmas rush, why not join our lovely Liz for a free Craft session making little ornaments for your Christmas tree? We are limiting numbers to 10 so we can sit and chat comfortably...
If so, please come to our ‘Wellbeing Afternoon’, for free mini taster treats. So far we have chair massages, brow tint/threading, hand massages and refreshments thanks to kind donations of time/expertise and funds, including a generous contribution from CoOp Kate’s Community...
Following the survey conducted in May by Islay Connections this is their Report including our Group’s own contributions. They are intending to publicise the findings as widely and highly as possible and calling for collaborations to help improve the experiences of...
If you or someone close to you is dealing with cancer, you’re very welcome to pop downstairs (end room of the corridor to the left) for a free tea or coffee and a slice of cake. No pressure to talk, just...
Our next gathering is back at the Gaelic College where a cup of tea will be raised in memory of Jennifer, a great loss to our group as well as to many others. As Jennifer wanted, we remain committed to supporting...
If you have cancer, or have had cancer or are supporting a loved one with it, why not pop along to No.1 Charlotte Street Hotel in Port Ellen and see if the group is likely to benefit you in any way....
This is a free 2 day course (with refreshments and lunch provided) run by the experts from the Beatson but at The Gaelic College, Bowmore. This is a unique opportunity and we are lucky to be the first island getting it...
The slides from this event can be found under the Useful Information page, 'Cancer Overview' above
This is an informal and friendly group set up by those affected by Cancer to provide support and share information with others going through the same journey who also live on Islay. We believe no one needs to tackle this alone and we understand the extra isolation and difficulties often experienced when you live in such a remote location.