Hannah turns dad’s cancer shock into fundraising spur
Mark Stott from Exeter discovered he had cancer in February and three weeks later had his stomach removed. It was…
FORCE is here to help you and your loved ones through every step of a cancer diagnosis, treatment and aftercare.
Check out what’s available below.
All our services are free and available at our relaxed and comfortable Support and Information Centre in Exeter, open weekdays, except Bank Holidays, from 9:00am until 4:30pm.
You can drop in whenever we’re open – no appointment needed. You can get information and advice and discuss the help and support you need with our professional staff. When possible, we also take our services into community hospitals across Devon and have exercise programmes around the county.
We work closely with hospital staff involved in the treatment of cancer patients and also have links with other cancer charities, which means that if we cannot help immediately, we can usually put you in touch with someone who can.
Contact us for support on 01392 406151 or support@forcecancercharity.co.uk.
Cancer brings about change in people’s lives and hearing that you or someone close to you has cancer can be a distressing experience. A diagnosis is often accompanied by a range of different emotions which can prove challenging to face alone. FORCE offers a range of free support for you at any stage of your cancer journey.
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The latest FORCE Matters magazine is out now with news about our support for local people dealing with a cancer diagnosis, stories from patients and their loved ones whose lives we have touched and from the communities we serve who find wonderful ways to raise money.
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