Cancer Support Salisbury

Bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers in the UK. As part of #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth Dr Dawn Harper talks about the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer. Having the symptoms does not definitely mean a person has bowel cancer, but it's important to get checked by a GP.

Join us tomorrow for social drop-in, our volunteers will have the kettle on ready for a cuppa and a catch up 💜

It’s April and we have been chosen by @waitrose Salisbury for their Community Matters Token Scheme 🟢 Every time you shop at Waitrose remember to pick up a token and pop it into the token unit as you exit. Every token for us helps our cause - thanks for your support 💜

Join us this Thursday for our first afternoon of Community Singing Circle with Sandi from Sweet Harmony at social drop-in 💜

Do you know someone who could benefit from our support services? Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved and carers. Join us for a cuppa, we are ready to listen 💜

New for this year Social -Drop Evening from 7pm-9pm at St Osmunds Parish Centre. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones & carers. It’s good to talk.

Open to anyone affected by cancer including their loved ones, families and carers. Pop in to social drop-in this week. The kettles always on and a warm welcome awaits you 💜

Pop in this week to our daytime social drop-in’s. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones and carers. The kettles always on for a cuppa and we look forward to seeing you 💜

From 7pm Kev Lawrence will be talking with various people who were at the @CancerSalisbury 5th Birthday Celebrations recently. First he talks - and laughs! - with Rachel Salter. Listen at radioodstock.org.uk #salisbury #CancerSupport

Friends & supporters of Cancer Support Salisbury gathered on Saturday to celebrate the charity’s 5th birthday. Trustees Rachel Salter & Robert Wells, blew out the candles on the birthday cake before delivering a heartfelt speech thanking volunteers and friends of the charity

Join us Wednesday morning for social drop-in, open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones and carers. You can be sure of a warm welcome and the kettle is always on for a cuppa.

Happy New Year! Social drop-in is back this week starting tomorrow morning. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones and carers. Kettle on come and visit 😊

It’s our last social drop-in’s for this year. Pop in and have a cuppa with us & chat with our supportive volunteers. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones & family. We return after the Christmas Holidays on Wednesday 7th & Thursday 8th January.

Our wonderful volunteers created our beautiful Cancer Support Salisbury tree on Monday, which is now on view along side many others from local charities, schools and businesses at St Thomas's Church Christmas Tree Festival. Pop along to get in the Christmas mood. Open all week.

We are happy to welcome The Skylarks Choir for a ‘Christmas Carol Sing-a-long Thursday 4th December at 3.30pm at The Quaker Meeting House. Pop along and enjoy the festive fun at social drop-in. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones, carers and friends.

Do you know someone who could use a little extra support? We’re here for anyone affected by cancer — including loved ones and carers. Come and join us in a welcoming space where you can talk, relax, and connect. There’s always a warm cuppa waiting for you 🫖🍰

@John_Dabell Thinking of you John and your family. 💜

In ICU

We are looking forward to being a part of this! Date for your diaries to pop along and see all the wonderfully decorated trees at @SarumStThomas

It maybe gloomy outside but you are sure of a warm welcome at our twice weekly social drop-ins. Open to anyone affected by cancer including loved ones and carers.