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Together, no one will face cancer alone. We offer many kinds of free support that you may be interested in for your patients.
Order information about practical issues, such as diet and how to cope with fatigue, and the emotional effects of living with cancer for your patients.
More than half of people looking after someone with cancer in the UK don't know about the support available to carers. We need your help to let carers know that Macmillan is here for them, too. Order from our series of information booklets written specifically for carers, covering topics such as financial help, practical support, and combining working and caring.
Order a range of expert cancer information about different cancer types and treatments for your patients. All of our information is written and reviewed by specialists.
A lot of people worry about how their condition might affect their pensions or mortgages. That's something I can definitely help with. Rob, Macmillan Financial Guide
A lot of people worry about how their condition might affect their pensions or mortgages. That's something I can definitely help with.
Rob, Macmillan Financial Guide
The Macmillan Support Line| is where your patients can get trusted, sensitive, accurate information and support at home, in their own time.
Our cancer support specialists, cancer nurses, welfare rights advisers and financial guides are on hand to answer questions about cancer, treatments, benefits and finances.|
Send your patients to 0808 808 00 00, lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 8pm, and it doesn’t cost a penny.
More people need help adjusting to life after cancer now, especially if they're struggling with fatigue or any lifestyle changes. They can drop by and see me. Archana, Macmillan Information and Support Manager
More people need help adjusting to life after cancer now, especially if they're struggling with fatigue or any lifestyle changes. They can drop by and see me.
Archana, Macmillan Information and Support Manager
At our local centres you'll find a team of experts and trained volunteers on hand to answer any cancer related questions.
They also provide booklets, leaflets and other sources of information free of charge.
In addition, our mobile centres tour the UK|, visiting high streets, communities and events to bring free, confidential information and support to people affected by cancer.
Search for your nearest information and support centre by postcode.|
Our cancer information is written by experts and reviewed by people affected by cancer and relevant professionals. It is certified by the Information Standard|, so you can be sure it’s from a source you can trust.
You and your patients can order our free information resources on be.macmillan|. All of our cancer information is also available online|.
People need accurate and sensitive information that they can read in their own time at home. And I can help with that. Hermanus, Cancer Information Development Nurse
People need accurate and sensitive information that they can read in their own time at home. And I can help with that.
Hermanus, Cancer Information Development Nurse
Sign up for regular updates on new and revised cancer information and support resources and professional learning and development opportunities.
This poster for your waiting room tells your patients everything that the Macmillan Support Line can help them with.
Find more useful resources, information and a range of toolkits designed for professionals and your patients.
A Macmillan grant is a one-off payment for adults, young people or children with cancer, to cover a wide range of practical needs, such as heating bills, extra clothing, or a much needed break. Find out more|