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Maggie's centres sit next to NHS cancer hospitals and anyone can walk in, free, for support, benefits advice or a cup of tea.

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Maggie's runs centres in the grounds of NHS cancer hospitals throughout the UK, plus a few abroad. Each is staffed by cancer support specialists, benefits advisers and psychologists, and runs courses such as Where Now for people finishing treatment, exercise and nutrition sessions, and groups for families. No referral or appointment is needed and everything is free. It is the model for hospital-adjacent support that other countries have copied.

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www.maggies.org/

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Free practical, emotional and social support for anyone with cancer and their families in purpose-built centres next to NHS cancer hospitals across the UK: cancer support specialists, benefits advice, psychological support, exercise and relaxation groups, without appointment or referral.

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