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For Cancer Clients

We are here to support – call us on our usual support number 044 937 1971. Here for you!

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Our Services

Children's Play

Facilitated by a fully qualified Children’s Play Therapist.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

A specialist treatment delivered by highly skilled therapists.

Breast Care Services

Access to a comprehensive range of services, products & clothing.

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Counselling

Comprehensive counselling services & complementary therapies.

Our beautiful grounds at LARCC

Residential Courses

Designed to help people living with cancer.

The Lazarus Community Forum

The unique Lazarus Community Forum offers inspiration and encouragement to cancer patients by raising the awareness of cancer survivability by those who have experienced it.

By empowering cancer survivors to express their thoughts on cancer in this public forum, current patients can access valuable information from long term survivors and thus have another source of hope in facing their own cancer.

Please note, the views expressed in these stories are those of the authors alone, and do not reflect upon the services delivered by Cancer Support Sanctuary LARCC.

Your personal story is important – please share it with us to benefit other cancer patients

Being diagnosed with a cancer is literally an unforgettable event in ones life. In my story, this event occurred not once but twice, although by the second diagnosis, my sense of shock was not as numbing, as I was by then better informed about the effects of cancer through my association with LARCC.
Waking up on Monday morning, most of us wouldn’t choose to begin our week with ten hours of radical surgery. Especially when you’re not the person being paid to wear the hospital scrubs while brandishing the scalpel. But that’s just what I chose to do in 2006 at the age of thirty-four despite many doctors
‘Always look on the bright side of Life (from Monty Python) From: A Faire to Remember by Eric Idle The following words can be read with great hope, and with the expectation of better things to come – no matter what slings and arrows life throws in one’s direction: Some things in life are bad