Gill Chasemore has kindly offered to run another due to how popular the first was. It really is a very gentle but effective form of exercise ideal for those with or recovering from Cancer. No equipment needed, just wear comfortable clothing,...
This is Maggie’s Highlands latest Timetable of events available online via Zoom, which they have just sent us. In addition, they have asked us to point out the following:- ‘Network Groups These are aimed at specific cancer types, giving people a...
We just wanted to share a piece of good news we received this morning from Glasgow Airport Management. After many months of our Group trying to get a dedicated Patient Lounge (like the one enjoyed by patients travelling through Aberdeen) patients...
Oncologists increasingly recommend Tai Chi, a gentle, low impact exercise that can help to reduce stress, promote relaxation, improve sleep, mood and overall wellbeing. It can be practiced standing or seated, making it accessible even for those with limited energy or...
New year, new start, new you…if you or someone you love is affected by Cancer why not join us and see whether it can be better together?We face a lot of extra logistical challenges when going through a Cancer journey from...
To join these free Zoom courses or to contact them for free Cancer Support or Benefits advice just Email them.
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...
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.