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Call the Macmillan Support Line
Macmillan Cancer Support and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust are working together to bring you the Macmillan Information and Support Service at Nottingham City Hospital and Queen's Medical Centre. Our team of friendly Macmillan Professionals are here to help you. Whether you're living with cancer, or are a relative, friend or carer of someone who is, we are here for you. We provide one-to-one emotional, practical and Money and information at any stage of your cancer journey. We also offer support to health and social care professionals working in cancer care. We offer free, confidential support and advice to anyone that needs it, in a safe and comfortable space, including: ? Information and support on all aspects of living with cancer, including treatment, side effects and recovery ? Emotional support as often as you need - no referral or appointment required ? Holistic Needs Assessment Clinics for Carers ? Emotional, practical and financial information and support for carers ? Advice on benefits ? Help with benefit and grant applications ? Information about money worries, including housing, pensions and insurance ? Advice about work ? Bereavement support ? Cancer information materials ? Cancer information materials in other languages and formats, including easy read information ? Spoken interpretation service ? Support for Health and Social Care Professionals ? Access to local services like support groups, Emotional support services and exercise programmes. The Macmillan Information and Support Service is a drop-in service, no appointment is required. Just drop into one of our Information Centres, Call, Text or Email us. If you are making a special journey to visit one of our Information Centres, we advise calling ahead as opening hours can occasionally vary.
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You can phone the Macmillan Support Line - 0808 808 00 00. We offer confidential support to people living with cancer and their loved ones. If you need to talk, we’ll listen. If you would like to talk to someone in a language other than English, we also offer an interpreter service for our Macmillan Support Line.
Find out how our money advisers can help you access benefits you may be entitled to if you are living with cancer or supporting someone with cancer. You can call the Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00.
A cancer diagnosis can have many financial implications. Here you can find frequently asked questions about claiming benefits, getting help with living costs and managing your finances if you're impacted by cancer. We are here for you if you have questions about cancer, managing money or you need emotional support. Just call 0800 808 00 00.
Our local cancer support search in partnership with the Cancer Care Map is here to help. Whether you are looking for support with being diagnosed or help with how you are feeling.
The Macmillan Online Community is a free online place for people living with or who are affected by cancer to chat about the issues affecting them.
Our free Macmillan Buddy service is here for you. We'll match you with someone who understands what you're going through, and they'll give you a weekly call. How it works > 1. You sign up to register your interest. 2. We'll get in touch to find out what support you need. 3. We'll find a Macmillan Buddy who suits your needs. 4. You'll get a weekly telephone or video call
With Macmillan's Free Will Service, you can have your will written for free by one of our trusted will writing partners or solicitors. You can leave a gift in your will with Macmillan, but this is optional.
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