| Manchester NHS Course |
| An NHS evidence-based programme to support people living with long term health conditions. The programme addresses the physical and emotional impact when managing health and well-being. |
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| Sunflowers Support Group |
| The Sunflower support group is for women who have been diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer. It is a great way of meeting others within the local area who have been through similar treatment such as surgery, radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy. Here you can find mutual support and friendship. |
| Wednesday mornings, around every two months from 10.30am to 12.30pm at the Trafford Centre. |
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| Manchester Lymphoma Association Support Group |
| Have you been affected by Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin lymphoma? Would you like to meet other people who have experienced lymphoma or are living with the condition? Everyone is welcome to come along to meetings, whether you have or have had a diagnosis yourself, or someone close to you has. |
| 13 September at The Christie Hospital, Manchester |
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| The Pennine Lymphoma Support Group |
| This friendly group offers information and support and regular guest speakers. Our group is open not only to people who have suffered from lymphoma but also to relatives and carers. |
| Thursday 24th August 2017 at 1.30pm at the Middleton Masonic Hall |
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| Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust |
| The group meet to share their experiences and to offer emotional and practicable support and a listening ear. Patients, families and friends are all welcome at the meetings and can attend as often or a little as they like. |
| Bi monthly in the Mayo Building at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust usually from 6pm – 8pm on a Thursday. |
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| South Manchester Bowel Cancer Support Group |
| A group of people who have experienced the effects of bowel cancer. They organise various events throughout the year and have guest speakers and specialist colorectal nurses at all meetings. They offer a chance for a friendly chat with others who understand people’s situations. |
| Meet on the third Thursday of alternate months |
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| Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
| Run by Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for any patients who have had or have a diagnosis of oesophageal or gastric cancers and their carers and family. |
| Friday 29th September 11am - 1pm |
| Friday 24th November 11am - 1pm |
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| University Hospital of South Manchester |
| Informal patient-led group with nurses in attendance. Activities are both cancer and non- cancer related, plus facebook group |
| Every third Thursday of the month in Seminar Room 2 at Withington Community Hospital, Nell Lane, Manchester, M20 2LR from 2-4 pm. |
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| The Quiet Ones |
| We are laryngectomy patients and their companions who have come together to form a group that represents our interests, as well as providing mutual understanding and reassurance. Our aim is to bring together any laryngectomy patient who wishes to join, plus a companion, in an atmosphere that is welcoming and comfortable. |
| We meet on the last saturday every 2 months except December. We meet at Royton Band Club,Sandy Lane, Royton, OL2 5QP. |
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| Greater Manchester Asbestos Victims Support Group |
| This is a support group for people with mesothelioma and those who care for them. These meetings provide an opportunity to meet others who understand what you are going through, and to learn more about mesothelioma and the help that is out there. |
| It meets on the first Monday of every month, from 1.30pm to 3.30pm, in the Collier Room at Methodist Central Hall, Oldham Street, Manchester M1 1JQ. |
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| Beechwood Cancer Care Centre |
| Support group for men with prostate cancer and their friends/carers/family from all areas |
| Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month 6pm-7pm at the Centre. |
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| Breast Cancer Care course |
| A four-session programme providing information, support and professional guidance on how to cope with and adjust to life after treatment. Topics covered may include exercise, managing menopausal symptoms, lymphoedema, and intimacy and relationships. |
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| Manchester (Trafford General Hospital) Support Group |
| Run by Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for any patients who have had or have a diagnosis of oesophageal or gastric cancers and their carers and family. |
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