Macmillan Centre at George Eliot Hospital

21/04/2026

We have a HOPE Course for people who have completed cancer treatment or who are nearly finished with treatment. It will be running on 23rd May, 30th May and 6th June. If you would like more information please call 02476 153201 or email cancersupport@geh.nhs.uk

17/04/2026

If you need to talk about a cancer diagnosis and how you are feeling, please drop in to the centre or give us a call on 02476 153201

14/04/2026

At the NHS, we want to make sure patients have a good experience of care. Getting feedback from patients helps us improve and give patients what they need.
If you are being treated for cancer during April, May, June 2026, you may be invited to take part in the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey later in the year. Please have your say 📢 Your answers will help the NHS make cancer care better.
If you are invited, you will get a letter with more information later this year.
For more information on the survey, please visit www.ncpes.co.uk
To opt out of the survey you can contact the Patient Advice and Liaison team on 02476 865550 or by emailing PALS@geh.nhs.uk

Your chance to tell us about your experience of cancer care in the NHS and help us understand how NHS cancer services can be improved.

02/04/2026

We will be closed tomorrow and monday. If you want to speak to someone from Macmillan the main phone line is available 8am to 8pm.

31/03/2026

You may get invited to take part in the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey. For more information as to what that involves and why it matters please head to www.ncpes.co.uk

31/03/2026

Meeting today. If you are affected by Gynaecological cancer and want to talk, please feel free to just pop in.

05/03/2026

Upcoming course: Have you completed or will soon complete breast cancer treatment? The Moving Forward course is there to help you navigate the new normal and adjust to daily life.

It's completely free. Register via the QR code or via https://breastcancernow.org/support-for-you/moving-forward/moving-forward-in-person/register?sku=177e7563-62b5-41bd-b167-4485eb3d96b7&_gl=1*3cxtpe*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-KWNh7uIkwMVgptQBh1PZAIDEAAYASAAEgJJMvD_BwE&gbraid=0AAAAADBP5du75XW9wmBi0wtXj67XEwuXj

12/02/2026

The Carers Trust Heart of England are holding their Spring Expo on Tuesday 3rd March between 2.00 and 6.00pm at Coventry Cathedral.

Discover information and advice from local organisations across Coventry and Warwickshire, explore interactive stalls and take part in activities.

To register for the Spring Expo, please follow the link and complete the registration form, https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=3RGJnSvmgkCtxrBJWdlvoizpOFo2h_tOtgFx7B9qjHRUMkpRVzhRTFg2MkRPUzk4NFMxOEVJVzlKSS4u – Fill in form or use the QR code on the leaflet.

05/02/2026

Take part in the From Me To You 24 hour letter writing marathon and help brighten the day of people diagnosed with cancer

29/01/2026

Have you finished all your Christmas chocolate and sweet treats yet? 🍫

Don’t throw those empty tubs away - Tub2Pub is back for 2026!

Last year, Tub2Pub raised over £10k for us by recycling over 240,000 tubs. With your help, we can beat that record in 2026!

You have until 15th February 2026 to drop off your clean, empty plastic tubs at any participating Greene King Brewery pub, restaurant or hotel, and they’ll help recycle them for you.

The money raised from recycling the plastic helps fund Macmillan’s vital support services. ♻️

To find your nearest participating venue, visit https://brnw.ch/21wYX9S

23/01/2026

Spotlight on Vitamins A & B: Small Nutrients, Big Impact
Keeping our bodies nourished doesn’t have to be complicated. Two groups of vitamins that quietly support our everyday well-being are vitamin A and the B vitamins, each playing a unique role in helping us feel our best.
Vitamin A: The Protector
• Vision
• Skin health
You’ll find it in colourful fruits and veg like carrots, spinach, sweet potatoes, mangoes, and apricots, as well as dairy, eggs, and oily fish.
B Vitamins: The Energy Builders
• Energy
• Brain function
They’re found in whole grains, dairy, eggs, meat, fish, nuts, seeds, legumes, and leafy greens. Because B vitamins are water-soluble, we need regular intake to keep levels topped up.
When we understand what these vitamins do, it becomes easier to make small choices that support our long-term health, especially for those living with chronic conditions where fatigue, skin health, or immune support are daily considerations.

20/01/2026

We will soon be running another HOPE Course. If you have finished treatment, or are soon to finish then this course can help you explore your future options. It's free and runs for 6 weeks. If you are interested call 02476 153201 or email cancersupport@geh.nhs.uk