The HSE Annual Report 2025 highlights the continued progress being made in supporting people living with and beyond cancer, acknowledging the important contribution of the National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) Survivorship Team and the network of Community Cancer Support Centres across Ireland. Working in partnership with healthcare providers, voluntary organisations
The Oesophageal Cancer Fund (OCF) is expanding its patient support services to include people diagnosed with stomach (gastric) cancer as part of its Stomach Cancer Extension Pilot. The initiative will see gastric cancer patients welcomed to OCF’s Patient Support and Wellbeing Meetings, joining the organisation’s existing community of oesophageal cancer
Cois Nore has relocated to its spacious newly renovated premises on Waterford Road, marking an exciting new chapter in its journey.The bright and beautifully decorated building features dedicated rooms for both individual and group services, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for everyone who visits. The new premises also includes
Purple House Cancer Support officially launched its new Nutritional Kitchen on Friday, 26th June. The purpose-built facility will provide practical, evidence-based nutritional guidance, cooking demonstrations and interactive workshops designed to help individuals navigate the challenges of maintaining good nutrition during and after cancer treatment. A key feature of the new
Cancer Support Sanctuary LARCC in Multyfarnham, Co. Westmeath, is offering a series of 2 night retreats for people living with a cancer diagnosis. Designed to provide a peaceful space for rest, renewal and support, the retreats include activities such as sound baths, relaxing touch therapies, restorative yoga, meditation, and guided
In order to support people with metastatic cancer, who have their own set of emotional, physical, and practical needs separate to other cancer patients, the Marie Keating Foundation has launched its Positive Living programme. These monthly meetings, for men and women living with metastatic cancer, are free to attend and
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