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Ways we can help

We are here to help you find the support that's right for you - whether you have cancer yourself or are close to someone diagnosed. We can talk through your concerns over the phone on our CancerLine, provide useful Macmillan publications or point you in the direction of other helpful organisations.

Need to talk to someone?

If you need someone to talk to who understands what you are going through, we're here. We will listen to your particular issues with empathy and respect, and explain how Macmillan can help. Read more about CancerLine >>


YouthLine

If you are between 12 and 21 years old and have questions or concerns about cancer, you can speak to someone in confidence. Read more about YouthLine >>


Cancer information and support centres and mobile centres

Our information and support centres can provide you with practical and emotional advice. Use Macmillan Map to search for a cancer information centre near you, or read about our information and support centres >>


Financial help

The financial implications after being diagnosed with cancer can be unexpected. Find out benefits you may be entitled to and how to make a claim >>


Macmillan publications

We develop publications specifically for people with cancer, their family and friends. They can be ordered free of charge using our online form. Order Macmillan publications >>


Living with Cancer course

Our Living with Cancer course is a free six-week course for people living with cancer, run by trained tutors who have also had cancer themselves. It can really help people with cancer to enjoy a better quality of life. Read more about the Living with Cancer Course >>


 

Helpful organisations

As well as offering our own emotional and practical support, we also have a list of other helpful organisations that may be of use to you. Go to list of helpful organisations >>