Southport & West Lancs Prostate Cancer Support Group
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK. Over 330,000 men are currently living with the disease and over 40,000 additional men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. It's vital that every single person affected by prostate cancer gets the support they need. At Southport & West Lancs Prostate Cancer Support Group our members all have one thing in common - we have all been through the same traumatic experience and come out the other side, thanks to a variety of treatments. Our aim is to use our combined experiences to help, inform and reassure men, their partners and families when they are faced with prostate cancer. Our group also includes Health Care Professionals, who can provide you with additional help.
This group is for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer and their wives, partners and other family members, as the diagnosis affects everybody close to the patient. By attending the support group men are better informed about their condition and about the range of treatments that might be offered to them.
Come to a meeting.
If you would like to speak to one of our members, please feel free to either use the Contact Us page, or attend one of our informal and friendly meetings. We aim to improve access to information, support and advice for those affected by Prostate Cancer. It is vital that every person affected by prostate cancer has access to the information support and advice they need.
With the stereotype that men tend not to talk about their health problems and how they are feeling, this support group offers a confidential, informal 'safe' place - with the opportunity for prostate cancer patients and their families to come to share their experience and support each other.
Do not be alone, you are welcome to join our group.
Thursday 6th March 2025
The Richmond, 234 Scarisbrick New Road, Southport PR8 5HL
Speakers: Justine Shenton & Steve McGanity
Subject: Update on the work of the Southport Macmillan Centre and their exercise classes
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Southport & West Lancs Prostate Cancer Support Group offers support and help to members and their families.
Medical advice about an individual's illness should always be obtained from a qualified medical practitioner.