Breast cancer support group

We are not only here to support those affected, you are welcome to bring someone with you if you wish, male or female. The Breast Care Nurses also attend and encourage you to enjoy a chat over a free cup of tea or coffee and join in the fun when we run group activities.

We aim to be there for you when you need to talk or just for some light-hearted company.  Peer support can be a great way to negotiate your cancer journey.

Where is it held & when?

Group: Main Support Group
Location: Mercure Hotel Conference Centre, Maidstone.
Room: Tec West Room
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: 12:30-2:30pm

What happens at the meeting?

The main support group is open to attendees of all ages and at all stages of their breast cancer journey. It facilitates peer support and a safe space to discuss the impact of diagnosis and treatment, along with access to a breast clinical nurse specialist for attendees, and provides an opportunity to experience speakers and holistic demonstrations that add interest and encourage well-being.

Group: Younger Women's Support Group
Location: Mercure Hotel Conference Centre, Maidstone.
Room: County Room
When: Second Friday of every month
Time: 12pm-2pm

What happens at the meeting?

The younger women's support group is for people under 50 years of age to help navigate their breast cancer journeys. It provides peer support and a safe space to discuss the impact of diagnosis and treatment and access to a breast clinical nurse specialist, along with signposting & speakers for age specific support, (such as returning to work, financial support and discussing the journey with young families) and well-being demonstrations.

Additional information

      Contact us

      If you would like more information, please contact the Breast Care Nurses for details on:

      Phone: 01622 225743
      Email:
      mtw-tr.breastcancersupportgroup@nhs.net

      Come and join us! Don't be shy! We look forward to seeing you!

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