Cancer Support Scotland is delighted to announce the appointment of Rob Murray as our new Chief Executive. Following an intensive and rigorous recruitment process with help from Aspen recruitment, specialists in Charity CEO appointments, it is Rob Murray we are welcoming aboard. Rob will be starting mid December with Cancer Support Scotland and is ready… Read More »Cancer Support Scotland, has appointed a new CEO: Rob Murray
12 Days of Kindness 1. Send a Christmas card with an extra special message Did you know we stock a range of charity Christmas Cards? You can buy them directly from us. Visit our Calman centre on the Gartnavel campus at 75 Shelley Rd, Glasgow, G12 0ZE. 2. Donate an auction or raffle prize… Read More »12 days of Kindness
Myofascial Release (MFR) Myofascial Release (MFR) is a specialised treatment that releases restrictions within the connective tissue also known as Fascia. The Fascia tissue is woven around every muscle, bone, artery and veins it also wraps around your internal organs. Put simply it is binding us together. Why is Myofascial Release used? If the… Read More »How Myofascial Release therapy is releasing pain and tension for Cancer patients?
Thank you to 5 of our brave Service Users who express in their own words the difference Cancer Support Scotland has made to their lives. Here at Cancer Support Scotland we are deeply touched by their personal stories and kind words. We would also like to thank the fantastic team from Baby Grand Productions for giving up… Read More »Presenting Cancer Support Scotland Video
Our 3rd Ladies Lunch was a huge success at the Radisson Blu on Sunday the 28th of October 2018. We were overwhelmed with show of support from everyone in the room. An incredible £8,705 was raised on the day, even better this will rise as the Gift Aid and match funding comes in. This… Read More »Our Ladies Lunch was full of fun, fizz and fundraising
WELCOME This year’s AGM will take place on Thursday 11th of October 2018 in our Calman Centre, 75 Shelley Rd, Gartnavel Campus, Glasgow, G12 0ZE Doors Open: 9.30am Who can attend? The event is open to all and free to attend. If you wish to come along please email info@CancerSupportScotland.org to confirm you will be… Read More »Cancer Support Scotland’s AGM 2018
Meet the Fundraising Fingland family. We are so proud to introduce Lachie, Fiona and Chiara of the Fingland family who are taking part in the Great Scottish Run. Those that follow our posts on Social Media may already be familiar with the Fingland family. Together with friends and family the Fingland’s have been actively… Read More »Fundraising is a family affair
Huge thanks to the 3 thrill seekers from Sainsbury’s Bearsden zip sliding their way across the Clyde. Well done to Alana, Joakim and Johnnie for braving the elements to zip slide across the river. All in the name of Cancer Support Scotland chosen as their local charity of the year. On Saturday the 15th of… Read More »Sainsbury’s Bearsden Zip Sliding for Cancer Support Scotland
Thinking about volunteering for a cause that matters to you? We’re always grateful to our growing team of volunteers. With volunteers it’s possible to provide essential counselling and complementary therapy for people affected by cancer. Read on to discover why volunteering matters for you and the people you are helping. Why volunteering matters? Without… Read More »Why Volunteering Matters?
Cancer Support Scotland is launching Stress Management Drop-In evenings. We’re aware everyone’s experience of coping with cancer is different. Everyone reacts in their own way and are feeling stressed and anxious at different times. You can’t predict when you’ll be needing support to deal with stress. That’s why we’re here for you. We asked… Read More »Launching New Stress Management Drop in Evenings