Cancer Support

If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with cancer, Macmillan Cancer Support at Glasgow Life Libraries offer a free and confidential service, providing emotional, practical and financial support to anyone who is affected by cancer. So whatever cancer throws your way, they are there for you.

If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with cancer, Macmillan are here to help. Find out how they support you and get information about different cancer types using their cancer A to Z

Please find a number of videos that may help you navigate cancer

The booklet included in the link below explains why it is important to talk about cancer and who you might want to talk to. It also has practical tips for having a conversation.

Please find books recommended by Macmillan that are held within our Libraries

The Beatson Cancer charity will aim help to enhance a cancer patients’ sense of wellbeing and their capacity to self-manage their condition.

Find out about the range of services they provide provide for inpatients and outpatients below

The rising cost of living is affecting everyone. The Beatson charity have gathered practical support on offer to both patients and their families facing the cost of living pressures. Some of these options have been available for a while, and others have been introduced recently.

Marion’s House is vital, providing free accommodation for children and families to stay during cancer treatment. If you know a child with cancer please review their site for more information.

OUTpatients are a peer support provider for LGBTIQ+ cancer patients in the UK, inclusive of all genders or types of cancer and are the only cancer charity led by and for the LGBTIQ+ community.

Are you supporting someone with cancer?
Please review Maggie's website to help you to find out more about managing as a carer and find support with managing emotions and practical issues.