Ovarian, uterine, cervix and other gynecological cancers are among the most common cancers affecting women, but collectively attract less attention than they deserve from the public and policy makers. Women themselves may be unaware of the sometime vague symptoms or may be too embarrassed to consult a doctor.
Cancer patients and their families experience a range of physical, psychological and financial adverse effects. Community-based cancer centres offer a range of services and interventions, free of charge, to support those affected by cancer.
These were made and donated by a wonderful member of the community. They have shared a guide so you can make your own
We have a great turn out for the publisment of the EVeCanS Study that was undertaken on our centre over the course of last year.… Read More »WCD Presentation
Ahead of World Cancer Day 2020 you are invited to attend a Free event to find out about the supports available to those affected by cancer and… Read More »WCD 2020
There is a limited number of Traditionally Made St Brigid’s Cross’ for sale at €3 each from our Centre (H53 P8H0). These have been made… Read More »St Brigid’s Cross
It was with great sadness we learned of the passing of our dear friend and mentor Tom Quinn. Tom was always so generous with his… Read More »RIP Tom Quinn
East Galway & Midlands Cancer Support is delighted to release the audio files from a talk on the HPV Vaccine. There is a lot of… Read More »HPV vaccine “Truths & Myths”
Cappataggle GAA and EGM Cancer Support Abseil in Croke park as fundraiser.
Peter Cooney cut the ribbon on the new extension to our centre on May 26th 2019. He officially opened the newest part of our building along… Read More »Cutting of the Ribbon on New Extension