MAGGIE KESWICK JENCKS CANCER CARING CENTRES TRUST 

To contribute to the funds required to make Maggie’s practical, emotional and social support available for people with cancer and their loved ones from Maggie’s network of 8 centres in Scotland, ....more

To contribute to the funds required to make Maggie’s practical, emotional and social support available for people with cancer and their loved ones from Maggie’s network of 8 centres in Scotland, over one year.

Donation from Lifescan Scotland Ltd Fund for Maggie's Highland

Anonymous donation from Foundation Scotland Donor

Our 4-week nutrition course, run by a professional dietician, aims to share advice, information and practical skills to help people with cancer and their carers to affect positive dietary change.

Anonymous donation from Foundation Scotland Donor

To build a new Maggie's centre alongside Northampton General Hospital, to provide anarchitecturally outstanding, calm space in which people diagnosed with cancer, and theirfamilies, can access ....more

To build a new Maggie's centre alongside Northampton General Hospital, to provide anarchitecturally outstanding, calm space in which people diagnosed with cancer, and theirfamilies, can access psychological and practical support.

Donation from Millar Mathieson Fund - Inspired by the Youth Philanthropy Initiative presentations by The Mary Erskine School, Edinburgh S2 pupils (for Maggies Edinburgh)

A donation on behalf of Craig Clarkson for the Maggie?s Centre Edinburgh as his half marathon fundraising

Donation from The Leckie Family Fund, for Maggies Ladies Love Lunch, Edinburgh

Donation to Maggie's Cancer Centre (SC024414) from the Booby Birds Fund for general charitable running costs.

Core Funding

To contribute to the funds required to make Maggie’s practical, emotional and social support available for people with cancer and their loved ones from Maggie’s network of 8 centres in Scotland.

To support a drop-in cancer support centre.

Donation from F Laing Family Fund. In memory of Philippa Grant

Towards the salary costs for your Benefits Advisor at Maggie's Dundee.

Our acupuncture and hypnotherapy sessions will help people receiving certain cancer treatments with symptoms such as anxiety, fatigue, hot flushes, night sweats, insomnia and disturbed sleep.

In the words of a centre visitor: "yoga provided healing, body and soul, after surgery". We want to offer the benefits of yoga to the thousands of people who visit our centre each year.

We would like to provide specialist counselling to people and families living with cancer. The aim is to reduce anxiety and depression, while increasing self-esteem.

We aim to deliver Living Alone with Cancer and Family & Friends groups to support people with cancer within the West London community and if needed provide them with 1:1 psychological support.

Art therapy is an alternative way to express and explore the emotions and impact of a cancer diagnosis with an art psychotherapist in a group setting, for those in the City and East of London.

We would like to provide high quality advice about how to manage the impact of cancer treatment, managing the side effects of treatment through food and how nutrition can aid recovery.

We would like to provide all centre visitors with access to financial advice from our benefits adviser, if they need it.

August donation from W Scott

This group will use the funding to further develop an online support service which was piloted during lockdown and to adapt their existing premises for the delivery of this service.

The funding will be used to provide a Cancer Support specialist who will provide reassurance information and counselling. The project aims to provide tailored support to people living with cancer.

Grant awarded for the building of a Maggie's Centre in North Wales

Donation for Maggies Highland, from Lifescan Scotland Ltd

Unrestricted anonymous donation for Maggies Edinburgh

For Maggies Edinburgh SC024414. This is a donation in memory of Morag Air who passed away recently. She was a special lady. Hamish Buchan.

Donation for the Inverness branch, from Lifescan Scotland Ltd

Anonymous donation

Supporting the charity's work at the Newcastle branch of the Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust

A grant to support Maggie's core service providing free cancer support and information in centres across the UK and online

We would like to provide emotional support for those coping with a cancer diagnosis and associated issues such as stress, loneliness and isolation, made worse by coronavirus.

We aim to continue providing online support for visitors and those unable to access a centre due to shielding, to help them cope with their cancer diagnosis and emotions such as stress and loneliness.

We would like to provide emotional support for Maggie's Southampton visitors to help them cope with their cancer diagnosis and associated issues such as stress, loneliness and isolation.

We would like to provide emotional support sessions for Maggie’s Barts visitors to help them cope with their cancer diagnosis and associated issues such as stress, loneliness and isolation.

We would like to provide emotional support for Maggie’s Cardiff visitors to help them cope with their cancer diagnosis and associated issues such as stress, loneliness and isolation.

Donation from Geraldine Gammell 092149

Core costs for Advancement of Health/Saving Lives

Core costs for Advancement of Health/Saving Lives

to support specified work

Maggie’s Merseyside offers practical and emotional support for free to anyone with cancer and their families. They help people take back control when cancer turns their life upside down, by ....more

Maggie’s Merseyside offers practical and emotional support for free to anyone with cancer and their families. They help people take back control when cancer turns their life upside down, by providing expert support for anything from treatment side effects to money worries and how to cope with the isolation of shielding. Maggie's responded rapidly to the pandemic by adapting services, meaning that people with cancer and their families can find a way to cope with the devastating impact of having cancer during the pandemic. Maggie's Frontline - Cancer Support Specialists are the first point of contact for the majority of our centre visitors. With NHS background in oncology, they are knowledgeable in the challenges people with cancer may face and are able to support them with the guidance, clarity and reassurance that they need to be well informed about their diagnosis. This project will help fund the the salary cost of a Cancer Support Specialist to facilitate a number of cancer support groups and one to one appointments face to face within the Maggie's Centre following the easing of restriction.

For Maggies Highland, from Alison Findlay

A grant to support men diagnosed with prostate cancer through practical and emotional support.

the organisations charitable purposes in Newcastle upon Tyne

Maggie's Centre at the Royal Free

Match funding Grant awarded to registered charity in the UK to support the applicant's fundraising efforts

Unrestricted matched funding in partnership with the local masonic province

Detailed description not provided.

Donation from Millar Mathieson

This funding is to enable them to adapt the way they deliver their workshops and support to digital platforms. They have supported individuals to build their skills & capacity to enable them to ....more

This funding is to enable them to adapt the way they deliver their workshops and support to digital platforms. They have supported individuals to build their skills & capacity to enable them to access the digital platforms, whilst also offering them speci

Donation from the F Laing Family Trust

We aim to share advice, information and practical skills to help people with cancer and their carers to effect positive dietary change.

We would like to fund our Men's Support Group to help men with cancer find advice, support, and coping strategies.

We would like to run six cancer support groups, offering advice, guidance and counselling for cancer sufferers and their families.

To contribute to the programme of support available at their eight centres in Scotland for people with any type of cancer and their loved ones - including ‘Where Now’ group support and ....more

To contribute to the programme of support available at their eight centres in Scotland for people with any type of cancer and their loved ones - including ‘Where Now’ group support and psychological support.

This group will use the funding to sustain specialist staff support during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Maggies Centre in Inverness supports people affected by cancer with ‘Cancer Support ....more

This group will use the funding to sustain specialist staff support during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Maggies Centre in Inverness supports people affected by cancer with ‘Cancer Support Specialists’ integral in the delivery of a wide range of cancer support services across Highlands and Islands.

Matchfunding - Eleanor Webster for Maggie's Highlands in Inverness. From LifeScan Scotland

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Donation from John Urquhart

Maggie’s Swansea will use £100000 to continue providing individually tailored and expert advice and services free of charge to anyone affected by cancer and the disruptions to treatment and ....more

Maggie’s Swansea will use £100000 to continue providing individually tailored and expert advice and services free of charge to anyone affected by cancer and the disruptions to treatment and support caused by COVID-19. Bydd Maggie’s Swansea yn defnyddio £100000 i barhau i ddarparu cyngor a gwasanaethau arbenigol am ddim ac wedi’u teilwra’n unigol i unrhyw un sy'n cael ei effeithio gan ganser a’r amhariad i driniaeth a chefnogaeth a achoswyd gan COVID-19.

Detailed description not provided.

Maggie Keswick Jenks Cancer Caring Centres Trust in Swansea and Cardiff have received a £10000 grant to provide telephone and online support to people with cancer and their families during the ....more

Maggie Keswick Jenks Cancer Caring Centres Trust in Swansea and Cardiff have received a £10000 grant to provide telephone and online support to people with cancer and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mae Ymddiriedolaeth Canolfannau Gofal Canser Maggie Keswick Jenks yn Abertawe a Chaerdydd wedi derbyn grant o £10000 i ddarparu cefnogaeth ffôn ac ar-lein i bobl â chanser a'u teuluoedd yn ystod y pandemig COVID-19.

Maggie's works on the front-line meeting the ever growing needs of people living with cancer. This vital need has never been greater amid the fears and desperation the coronavirus brings on top of a ....more

Maggie's works on the front-line meeting the ever growing needs of people living with cancer. This vital need has never been greater amid the fears and desperation the coronavirus brings on top of a cancer diagnosis. The project 'Here With You' will safeguard this care during this crisis, Maggie's will be offering specialist support and guidance to individuals affected by cancer. As community support services have retracted, paused or ceased operations during the pandemic, Maggie's continues to offer bespoke support by delivering person centred 1:1 support, psycho-educational groups via phone and video call and practical help with finances. People affected by cancer can often experience psychological distress as a result of their diagnosis, and Covid-19 has introduced even more uncertainty and distress into the lives of many people. By acknowledging the complex psycho social difficulties facing our centre visitors at the moment, Maggie's is offering a supportive, compassionate safe space for people in our region. Acting now in this urgency of the pandemic and supporting the most vulnerable people will have positive outcomes and make a significant difference, improving physical and emotional well-being, meaning people are not isolated when they need us most.

Normally I would go to ladies love lunch with friends every year. As it was cancelled this year, we realise that you must be missing out on lots of funding so wanted to help, Claire & Millar

to provide benefits advice to 60 people affected by cancer and impacted by the coronavirus to reduce the additional financial pressures people with cancer and their loved ones are currently ....more

to provide benefits advice to 60 people affected by cancer and impacted by the coronavirus to reduce the additional financial pressures people with cancer and their loved ones are currently experiencing as a result of coronavirus pandemic. In the last few weeks, Maggie’s Cambridge has received a number of calls and emails from people living with cancer locally who are struggling to cope financially as a direct result of the coronavirus. Some have lost their jobs; others are unsure where to start when it comes to claiming benefits or grants and are confused about what they may be entitled to.

Maggie's Newcastle Centre Extension

£200,000 over five years (5 x £40,000) towards the salary and on costs of a Senior Welfare Rights and Benefits Worker in London.

Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust group in Swansea (Maggies Swansea) will improve and develop their garden project for visitors and their families. £10,000 will fund outdoor ....more

Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust group in Swansea (Maggies Swansea) will improve and develop their garden project for visitors and their families. £10,000 will fund outdoor furniture, gardening group, maintenance and wild flower meadow costs.

The charity will run a series of activities for people going through cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery and their families. The activities will help people come to terms with their situation ....more

The charity will run a series of activities for people going through cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery and their families. The activities will help people come to terms with their situation and to make the most of their lives, regardless of the outcome.

Core funding for the operation of Maggie's Lanarkshire at Monklands Hospital, Airdrie during 2019-20.

We want to give men the opportunity to speak to others going through a similar experience, to find advice and coping strategies.

We want to share advice, information and practical skills to help people with cancer and their carers adopt positive dietary change.

We want to fund our ""Where Now?"" course, which supports people getting back to normal life after cancer treatment.

We want to fund one year of exercise groups to help people with cancer to safely increase their activity levels.

We want to provide a children's counsellor, supporting children who are bereaved or affected by cancer in their family.

We want to fund our ""Where Now?"" course, which supports people getting back to normal life after cancer treatment.

We want to bring men with cancer together in an informative and supportive setting.

We want to fund our Bereavement Support Group, providing support to people who've lost a loved one to cancer.

We want to fund our ""Getting Started"" programme, helping people to better understand their cancer diagnosis and prepare for treatment.

We want to provide monthly cancer support groups and offer three nutrition courses for six different cancer types.

We want to provide a cancer support specialist who'll listen and give information to people with questions about cancer.

750 children and young people impacted by cancer will access family days, teen days, group sessions and psychologist support at Maggie's Centres around Scotland. They will be more able to share ....more

750 children and young people impacted by cancer will access family days, teen days, group sessions and psychologist support at Maggie's Centres around Scotland. They will be more able to share feelings, less isolated and less fearful of cancer treatment.

This project will provide 18 Group Support Days, as well as clinical psychosocial support for young people who have had a close relative diagnosed with Cancer. This will reduce their levels of fear ....more

This project will provide 18 Group Support Days, as well as clinical psychosocial support for young people who have had a close relative diagnosed with Cancer. This will reduce their levels of fear and isolation.

We aim to provide immediate advice and support from a Cancer Support Specialist for some of the 100 visitors welcomed at Maggie's each day.

Core cost unrestricted funding for 6 years to support Maggie?s Cancer Centres. Maggie's helps anyone affected by cancer (free of charge) with practical, social and emotional support, and currently ....more

Core cost unrestricted funding for 6 years to support Maggie?s Cancer Centres. Maggie's helps anyone affected by cancer (free of charge) with practical, social and emotional support, and currently have 22 centres across the UK.

This funding will be used to provide psychological, practical and social support for people affected by cancer. The project aims to provide the opportunity for peer networking and relationship ....more

This funding will be used to provide psychological, practical and social support for people affected by cancer. The project aims to provide the opportunity for peer networking and relationship building to help reduce isolation.

Project Summary :_x000D_ The Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust in Swansea will use the grant to provide practical, psychological and social support for people affected by cancer ....more

Project Summary :_x000D_ The Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust in Swansea will use the grant to provide practical, psychological and social support for people affected by cancer through facilitated workshops and networking groups._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ What Money is for :_x000D_ This grant for £8,905 will fund salary and running costs.

Capital costs grant for Advancement of Health/Saving Lives

Capital costs for Advancement of Health/Saving Lives

Capital costs for Advancement of Health/Saving Lives

Contribution to Maggies' Newcastle

Pay for a day at Maggie's Oldham so that we can support local people living with cancer and their families and friends.

Funding a Where Now? course allows people who have finished their treatment to get back to everyday life and helps with any challenges.

Help Maggie's promote 'Getting Started' which helps people better understand their cancer diagnosis and prepare for treatment.

Capital Extension Maggie's Centre, Edinburgh

Towards core costs.

_x000B_This is a continuation and expansion of an existing project delivered by the Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres (Maggie) which will fund the running and expansion of the services of ....more

_x000B_This is a continuation and expansion of an existing project delivered by the Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres (Maggie) which will fund the running and expansion of the services of the cancer support centre which opened in May 2013 at the Northern Centre for Cancer at the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is the largest of its kind in the north of England._x000B__x000B_

This three year project will offer psychological and practical support for people affected by cancer in South West Wales. Activities will enable more people to achieve better psychological health and ....more

This three year project will offer psychological and practical support for people affected by cancer in South West Wales. Activities will enable more people to achieve better psychological health and wellbeing through participation in a programme of emotional, practical and social support. Services will include stress management and courses on adjusting to life post-cancer treatment. This grant will fund a Counselling Psychologist, overheads, training, monitoring and costs associated with running sessions.