What other organisations can help me?

Do you live in central Scotland?

Could you benefit from homecooked meals being delivered to you?

Visit Blueberry Hill to view their menus or place an order.

Do you live in Scotland?

Do you need support with shopping or meal preparation? 

Visit The Food Train website for information on the services they provide.

Are you looking for practical support, emotional or financial support?

Visit the Macmillan website or contact our support line here

You can also find recipes specific to certain needs here

Do you find it difficult to prepare meals?

Do you want homecooked meals delivered to you?

If you have swallowing difficulties or prefer softer options click here.

Visit Wiltshire Farm Foods to view their menus or place an order.

Do you have diabetes? Maybe someone you are close to has diabetes?

Visit Diabetes UK for more information. You can also find out about local support services in your area.

Food Standards Scotland (FSS) is the public sector food body for Scotland.

Visit the FSS website for information and advice on food safety and healthy eating.

Do you smoke?

Do you want to get the benefits of stopping smoking or cutting down?

Visit the  NHS Scotland support page to find a  way that works for you.

Do you have bladder or bowel cancer or are you supporting someone with these?

Do you rely on easy access to toilet facilities? Click here to pick up your 'just can't wait' card to help you: https://www.bbuk.org.uk/just-cant-wait-cards/

Or visit the homepage for other support and resources.

Do you have blood cancer or are you supporting someone with blood cancer?

Do you want specialist support or to join a community forum?

Visit Blood Cancer UK to find out what support they can offer you.

Do you have bowel cancer or are you supporting someone with bowel cancer?

Visit Bowel Cancer UK to find out what support they can offer you.

Colostomy UK is a support charity that supports and empowers people living with a stoma, their families, carers and friends.

Click here to visit their website for more information and support.

Visit www.iasupport.org to find out more about our local groups, helping you live a full and active life, or to speak with one of our trained volunteers.

Do you or someone you care for have lymphoma?

For more information, online support or to be connected with a buddy visit the Lymphoma Action website.

Do you or someone you are caring for have Myeloma UK?

Are you looking for more information?

Visit Myeloma UK to find out more about the support services they have available to you.

Pancreatic Cancer UK have written and video information about digestion, nutrition and managing any symptoms on their website.

You can also speak to specialist nurses on their free Support Line, who can talk you through any question or concerns you have and offer emotional support.

Have you had radiotherapy to your pelvic area?

Are you having long-term side effects from this?

Visit PRDA for information and support.

Are you affected by prostate cancer?

Visit their website for information and support.

Prostate Cancer UK is a registered charity in England and Wales (1005541) and in Scotland (SC039332). Registered company 02653887.

Have you or someone close to you got lung cancer?

Visit the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation for more information or support.

Do you have prostate cancer or are you supporting someone with prostate cancer?

Visit Tackle Prostate Cancer for support from a patient-led group.

Do you live in the North East of Scotland or the Scottish Isles?

Do you have cancer or are you caring for someone with cancer?

Are you looking for 1-2-1 counselling or are you interested in joining a support group?

Visit CLAN Cancer Support to connect.

Do you live in the North East of Scotland, Orkney or Shetland area?

Friends of ANCHOR aims to improve the lives of those with cancer or a haemophilia condition. There for you during your time in the hospital to better the treatment outcomes and overall patient experience.

Visit their website to find out how they can help you.

Are you looking for practical support, emotional or financial support?

Visit our website or contact our support line here

If you or someone you love has cancer you may have lots of questions, like how your treatment may make you feel, or what to do if you have money worries.

Drop into one of our centres for a chat with one of our Cancer Support Specialists. We also offer psychological support and group activities too.

To find your nearest centre visit: www.maggies.org

Marie Curie is the UK’s leading end of life charity, supporting people and their families living with a terminal illness.  

We provide frontline nursing and hospice care, a free support line and a wealth of information and support on all aspects of dying, death and bereavement.

For more information visit www.mariecurie.org.uk

Penny Brohn UK offer support to anyone with cancer before, during or after treatment.

Visit their website to find out how they can help you.

The Dundee Carers Centre aims to make a difference to the lives of carers of all ages and disabled people in Dundee.

We provide information and support services for carers, young carers and disabled people.

We ensure the rights of carers, young carers and disabled people are promoted and upheld.

We work collectively to develop new services in response to identified unmet need

Visit Dundee Carers Centre if you need their support.

If you or someone you love has cancer you may have lots of questions, like how your treatment may make you feel, or what to do if you have money worries.

Drop into one of our centres for a chat with one of our Cancer Support Specialists. We also offer psychological support and group activities too.

To find your nearest centre visit: www.maggies.org

Do you live in the Perth and Kinross area of Scotland?

Do you support someone living with cancer?

Visit PKAV's if you need their support.

Supporting People Who Care.

Online platform offering FREE practical advice & learning for unpaid carers, families and workforce in Dundee.

Website: https://carersofdundee.org/

Email:  support@carersofdundee.org 

Voluntary Action Shetland Carers Support service.

Supporting and empowering unpaid Carers in Shetland to manage their caring role and have a life alongside caring.

Website: www.shetlandcarers.org

Email: carers@shetland.org

Scottish Cancer Prevention Network raises awareness of lifestyle choices you can make to reduce your risk of developing cancer. They communicate these messages and promote action for change at public and government level.

World Cancer Research Fund cut through the jargon and turn the latest, evidence-based research into practical, straightforward advice and information to help anyone who wants to reduce their risk of developing cancer or improve their quality of life after cancer.