Partners

Most of our workshops are run in liaison with existing cancer organisations and charities. This way we can add value to their organisations and they add value to ours, a win-win situation as this way we can provide better services to people affected by cancer, offering more choices to meet their needs.
Would you like to explore how we could become partners, please get in touch.

Cancer Coaching Community (UK)

The Cancer Coaching Community (CCC) is a newly founded community of professional coaches who coach people affected by cancer, to support them to move forward from their cancer experience.  What’s unique about this group is that ALL coaches have direct or indirect cancer experience and have a wide knowledge and understanding about the impact of cancer.

We aspire to be the UK organisation that champions coaching for people affected by cancer. It will enable them to access trained, knowledgeable and professional coaches, who will provide dedicated support at one of the most challenging periods in people’s lives.

CCC aims are to:

  • Improve self-management and the resilience of people affected by cancer
  • Collate and share knowledge of the practice and benefits of cancer coaching
  • Develop proposals for how cancer coaching can help healthcare professionals, employers and society to meet the growing demand for after-cancer care and reduce costs
  • Raise awareness of cancer coaching amongst people affected by cancer
  • Provide the focal point for research into the practice and benefits of cancer coaching
  • Partner with cancer and wellbeing organisations to increase awareness
  • Meet the growing demand for cancer coaching and promote & facilitate a national cancer coaching service

Working With Cancer (South of UK)

Woring With Cancer helps both employees and employers to manage cancer and work.  They advise employers on how to successfully manage cancer in the workplace, and they advise individuals affected by cancer on returning to work, remaining in work or finding employment at any stage during or after cancer treatment.  It’s setup as a Social Enterprise; their work with commercial organisations subsidises the work with many cancer charities.

SPIRE South Bank Hospital (Worcester & Wolverhampton)

Two SPIRE Hospitals  offered our LYLAC one-day workshop to their patients who have finished their cancer treatment and is planning this as a returning event in their hospital Stay tuned for new dates at our events page

Macmillan Cancer Support

As a national charity to support people affected by cancer, Macmillan means millions of supporters, professionals, volunteers, campaigners and people affected by cancer.  Together they make sure there’s always someone there for you, to give you the support, energy and inspiration you need to help you feel more like you.  We provide Macmillan regular one-day workshops at Macmillan Centres in Southampton, Portsmouth and Jersey.
Check our calendar to see when and where these courses are on.

The Living Tree (Bridport)

The Living Tree is a self-help support group for people who have experienced cancer and for their families/carers.  Our group is based in Bridport and is open to any cancer patients from West Dorset, East Devon and South Somerset. We’re all at different stages in our cancer journeys – some recently diagnosed, others undergoing treatment, some in remission, others post-cancer.

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