Living With and Beyond Cancer Programme

Living With and Beyond Cancer Programme We offer information & support for those affected by cancer in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Powys

The Living With and Beyond Cancer Team at SaTH are a support service for anyone affected by cancer. The aim of this page is to offer support and promote services and events in the Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Powys that could benefit those affected by cancer.

Brave the big talk this .Opening up about our mental health can be the first step towards getting help.If you or someon...
05/02/2026

Brave the big talk this .
Opening up about our mental health can be the first step towards getting help.
If you or someone you care about needs support, visit mind.org.uk/TimeToTalkDay


Let’s unite to raise awareness about the need for people-centred care. Every story matter's.Let’s unite to raise awarene...
04/02/2026

Let’s unite to raise awareness about the need for people-centred care. Every story
matter's.
Let’s unite to raise awareness about the need for people-centred care. Every story
matters, and together we can make a difference. Share your story and inspire
others!

, and together we can make a difference. Share your story and inspire
others! World Cancer Day

TODAY!'Men Like Us' has it's meeting in Ludlow!Have you ever thought about joining MLU but not known if its for you? Giv...
03/02/2026

TODAY!
'Men Like Us' has it's meeting in Ludlow!

Have you ever thought about joining MLU but not known if its for you?
Give it a go! Might be the best thing you ever do!

Relaxed and informal setting with a brew and biscuits if your quick enough!

2pm-3pm
St Peters Church, Henlow Road, Ludlow, SY1 1QZ

There is still time to book onto next weeks Living Well Session! These sessions are designed to provide support througho...
28/01/2026

There is still time to book onto next weeks Living Well Session!

These sessions are designed to provide support throughout treatment and beyond.
The Living Well Sessions are:
• Free to attend
• Face-to-face sessions are held at different community venues throughout Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin to make them more accessible
• For anybody affected by cancer: the person living with cancer, family, friends or anybody else supporting someone living with and beyond cancer
• Available for you to attend as many times as you wish pre, during and post treatment
• Designed to offer support, advice and tips as to how to safely self-manage four topics away from the hospital setting
• Learn about local and national services that you may benefit from
• Provide an opportunity for you to share your experiences and learn from others
• Ask non-clinical questions around the four topics

📅6th February
🌎Shrewsbury Fire Station, St Michaels Street, SY1 2HJ
⏱ 10am-3pm

This post has recently been shared in the Telford Breast of Friends group by a member Dilys. She has kindly agreed for t...
23/01/2026

This post has recently been shared in the Telford Breast of Friends group by a member Dilys. She has kindly agreed for this opportunity to be shared. See her message below and details in the picture....

Morning

It would be lovely to meet you on Tuesday 27th.
I had my Breast Cancer diagnosis in 2023 and I know how much walking has helped me.

My name is Dilys and I will be leading the walk, please drop me a message if you have any questions, I will be there in a high viz jacket to meet you.

This week is Cervical Cancer Prevention week. Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). It i...
21/01/2026

This week is Cervical Cancer Prevention week.
Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). It is a very common virus. 8 in 10 of us will come into contact with it in our lives but our bodies will clear the virus and it won't cause any issues. Rarely, HPV lingers and develops into cell changes or cancer.

Cervical screening tests are a test to help prevent cervical cancer, not diagnose it. The test looks for high-risk HPV, and if present, looks for changes to the cells. These cell changes aren't cancer but could turn into cancer over time. If your screening results show that you have high-risk HPV and cell changes, you will be referred to a gynaecologist and for a colposcopy which is a test to have a closer look at your cervix.

All young people will be offered the HPV vaccine in year 8 as part of the school's vaccination programme. The HPV vaccine has been shown to reduce the number of cervical cancers by 90%. You can get the HPV vaccine from your GP up until the age of 25, or up to 45 if you are considered to be in a higher risk group.

Coming soon! The Gynaecology Team are so excited to announce the launch of their brand new GynaeOncology support group!A...
20/01/2026

Coming soon!

The Gynaecology Team are so excited to announce the launch of their brand new GynaeOncology support group!

A safe, welcoming group for anyone affected by a Gynaecological cancer diagnosis.

The group is a chance to Share experiences with others who understand, Talk openly in a confidential, supportive environment, get emotional support, information and guidance.

Whether you've been recently diagnosed, are undergoing treatment, Living with or beyond cancer you are very welcome.

All details ⬇️

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week takes place from 19 to 25 January 2026.The aim is to encourage women and people with a c...
19/01/2026

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week takes place from 19 to 25 January 2026.
The aim is to encourage women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64 to come forward for their cervical screening. It also offers an opportunity to share information and resources to help people make informed decisions about screening and tackle some of the barriers stopping people from being screened.

The Eve Appeal estimate that the UK's cervical screening programme saves over 5000 lives each year. On their website, they have tips for making a cervical screening appointment more comfortable. This includes tailored information for survivors of sexual violence, and for trans and non-binary people.

If you would like more information or wish to talk about cervical screening, you can speak to your local Macmillan Cancer Support Centres by phone, email or by dropping in to talk to one of the team. They have resources about the cervical screening programme that they can talk you through or send to you.
Macmillan Cancer Support Centre, Hamar Centre, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (01743 261000 ext. 1957)
Macmillan Cancer Support Centre, Princess Royal Hospital, Telford (01952 565702)
Email the Macmillan Cancer Support Centre team: sath.macmillaninformation@nhs.net

Lingen Davies Cancer Support are providing free legal advice clinics every month during 2026. The clinics will be held 1...
13/01/2026

Lingen Davies Cancer Support are providing free legal advice clinics every month during 2026. The clinics will be held 12pm - 3pm at the Macmillan Cancer Support Centre in the Hamar Centre, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital.
These clinics are appointed on a first come, first served basis. You can book a slot by emailing hello@lingendavies.co.uk or phoning the office on 01743 492396.

The first clinic will be held this Thursday, 15th January.

Next months Living Well Session is coming around fast! There are still spaces left to book contact the team on 01743 492...
13/01/2026

Next months Living Well Session is coming around fast!

There are still spaces left to book contact the team on 01743 492424 or email sath.lwbc@nhs.net

The Living Well Sessions are free to attend and aim to open up discussion about small changes you could make in your life to help with fatigue, physical activity, emotional wellbeing and nutrition.
The day aims to offer support, share experiences and take ideas as to safely self-manage these things away from the hospital setting.
We understand that it can be a little overwhelming at times and a lot of the people who have attended have left feeling reassured and empowered with knowledge and things to try for themselves.
All sessions run 10am to 3pm

📅6th February
🌎Shrewsbury Fire station, St Michaels Street, SY1 2NJ
⏱ 10am-3pm

Starting the 27th January in Horsehay!Another opportunity to get out in fresh air and nature with likeminded people! It'...
08/01/2026

Starting the 27th January in Horsehay!

Another opportunity to get out in fresh air and nature with likeminded people!

It's free, it’s fun, it’s sociable and it’s available to everyone. Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Telford and Wrekin have the opportunity to walk with one of our friendly local groups, creating a happier, healthier and greener Telford. No booking, just turn up, you will be made welcome and will be helped to find groups that match your abilities.

Wellbeing Walks- Telford & Wrekin

Address

Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, Mytton Oak Road
Shrewsbury
SY38XQ

Telephone

+441743492424

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