
The Swallows Head and Neck Cancer Charity
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The charity is dedicated to individuals affected by head and neck cancers and plays a crucial role in providing support and resources. The mission revolves around four key pillars: Support, Awareness, Research and Advocacy.
Support
Comprehensive support for patients, caregivers, families facing head and neck cancers. Includes emotional support, practical assistance navigating the complexities of treatment and recovery into survivorship.
Support group meetings facilitated by the charity creates a safe space for individuals to share experiences and insights, fostering a sense of community, family and understanding. The meeting in your area is held every 2nd Thursday of the month where patients, caregivers, family and friends come together in a relaxed and friendly environment to meet like-minded people.
Awareness
The charity actively engages in raising awareness about head and neck cancers, their risk factors and symptoms. Education and early detection are pivotal in improving outcomes for patients. The charity collaborates with health professionals around the globe, conducts awareness campaigns, and utilises various platforms to disseminate information to the public.
Making a Difference
The charity stands as a beacon of hope for those navigating the challenge of head and neck cancers. By providing support 24/7, raising awareness, supporting research, supporting hospital teams, and advocating for change, the charity contributes significantly to the well-being of individuals and families affected by these complex cancers. Patients, caregivers, family members and friends all gather to have a social evening and chat about how they are dealing with the head and neck cancer journey. Currently, we have several support groups in the UK and our unique international virtual monthly patient and caregiver meeting. Our experience, and feedback gathered from attendees, is that they value this time spent together to talk about their own specific issues in an open and honest way and to receive support.
Making a difference in the fight against head and neck cancers
Our cancers pose unique challenges, affecting vital areas, the mouth, throat, nose, and salivary glands. Coping with the physical, emotional, and financial burdens can be overwhelming for individuals and their families. We step in to provide support, awareness, and hope.
Our website highlights the locations where we have our current groups. If you have one close to you, make a call or send an email to start on a new journey of hope and belief or just turn up at the next meeting where a friendly face will greet you.
24/7 Support Patient & Caregiver Line: 07504 725 059
24/7 Larrengectomy Support text service: 07830 929 400
X (Twitter) @swallowsgroup
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theswallowscancersupport
The charity is dedicated to individuals affected by head and neck cancers and plays a crucial role in providing support and resources. The mission revolves around four key pillars: Support, Awareness, Research and Advocacy.
Support
Comprehensive support for patients, caregivers, families facing head and neck cancers. Includes emotional support, practical assistance navigating the complexities of treatment and recovery into survivorship.
Support group meetings facilitated by the charity creates a safe space for individuals to share experiences and insights, fostering a sense of community, family and understanding. The meeting in your area is held every 2nd Thursday of the month where patients, caregivers, family and friends come together in a relaxed and friendly environment to meet like-minded people.
Awareness
The charity actively engages in raising awareness about head and neck cancers, their risk factors and symptoms. Education and early detection are pivotal in improving outcomes for patients. The charity collaborates with health professionals around the globe, conducts awareness campaigns, and utilises various platforms to disseminate information to the public.
Making a Difference
The charity stands as a beacon of hope for those navigating the challenge of head and neck cancers. By providing support 24/7, raising awareness, supporting research, supporting hospital teams, and advocating for change, the charity contributes significantly to the well-being of individuals and families affected by these complex cancers. Patients, caregivers, family members and friends all gather to have a social evening and chat about how they are dealing with the head and neck cancer journey. Currently, we have several support groups in the UK and our unique international virtual monthly patient and caregiver meeting. Our experience, and feedback gathered from attendees, is that they value this time spent together to talk about their own specific issues in an open and honest way and to receive support.
Making a difference in the fight against head and neck cancers
Our cancers pose unique challenges, affecting vital areas, the mouth, throat, nose, and salivary glands. Coping with the physical, emotional, and financial burdens can be overwhelming for individuals and their families. We step in to provide support, awareness, and hope.
Our website highlights the locations where we have our current groups. If you have one close to you, make a call or send an email to start on a new journey of hope and belief or just turn up at the next meeting where a friendly face will greet you.
24/7 Support Patient & Caregiver Line: 07504 725 059
24/7 Larrengectomy Support text service: 07830 929 400
X (Twitter) @swallowsgroup
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theswallowscancersupport
Service type
This service offers support in person, by telephone, and by SMS.
This service is provided by a charity or a community group.
Last updated 13/01/2025 11:36am
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