Social support for TYA patients
We are delighted to have been able to support our Social Worker for Teenagers & Young Adults during the past year in providing vital services
26/01/2022
We would like to say a huge thank you to the TYA team, and especially to our social worker, Laurena, for facilitating some fantastic events for our young patients and their families in 2021. Read more and find out more about 2022 plans on our website: https://t.co/W69ZCtFHiG
As part of our #HereForYou campaign, we are calling on you to wear one of our wristbands on #WorldCancerDay on Friday 4th to show your support for local families impacted by cancer. Order yours online now https://t.co/hMum8pKJru
⭐️ Our Winter Celebrate Great Awards were awarded before Christmas, with 14 very deserving winners across Cancer Services. We were delighted to recognise those staff members nominated who have gone above and beyond to care for and support their patients ⭐️
👟 Grab your trainers take part in the 2022 Belfast City Marathon on 1st May and raise funds to support local families!
➡ Sign up on the official website here: https://t.co/nkl0g1oWVN and let us know by completing our website form: https://t.co/dfri6RXP9C or drop us a message!
Turn your ‘Blue Monday’ into a yellow Monday! 🦸 Be a Hero with our new Hero Miles Challenge.💛 Show your support with our branded merch. 📲 Share your support or 💷 Make a donation – none of our work would be possible without you. Visit https://t.co/1dlX9ck6Xt for more details.
We are delighted to have been able to support our Social Worker for Teenagers & Young Adults during the past year in providing vital services
Friends of the Cancer Centre is committed to ensuring that the work of the charity helps to make a difficult time a little easier. For
Friends of the Cancer Centre is hoping to spread a little festive cheer this Christmas with gifts for teenagers and young adults with cancer across
Friends of the Cancer Centre has recently awarded its prestigious scholarships for 2021. The scholarships, named in memory of former colleagues who were themselves dedicated
The Sheerin family from Derry/ Londonderry are making a very special wish this Christmas in support of local charity, Friends of the Cancer Centre.
Richie, along with his wife Lisa and son Aedan (5), are supporting Friends of the Cancer Centre’s Wish Upon A Star appeal, where for a donation of £10 people can dedicate a star to someone special on the charity’s virtual Christmas tree. The Sheerin family are proudly supporting the appeal to say thanks for the care and support their family has received since Richie was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer called myeloma in 2018, when he was just 35 years old. Richie embarked on an intensive treatment programme and throughout it all, he and his family have been supported by Friends of the Cancer Centre. Today, Richie is sharing his story to help raise awareness and funds so the charity can help other families like his.
A Co Antrim man has trekked the Antrim hills in support of the specialist nurse who cared for him during his treatment for cancer. David
Friends of the Cancer Centre very proudly funds our Oncology Specialist Dietitian, Sophie, in caring for local people affected by pancreatic and oesophageal cancers. Sophie’s
Teenagers and young adults affected by cancer from across Northern Ireland were recently treated to a night of bingo fun by Charlie Hides of Ru
Caring for someone can be rewarding, especially when you can see the person is well and living safely at home. However, it is often hard
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month and Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to highlight the vital role a specialist nurse is playing
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