Cancer support
Cancer can affect you or someone close to you. This page helps you find the right support quickly.
You do not need to cope on your own.
Confidential support (24/7)
You can access free and confidential support through our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) provided by PAM Assist. PAM Assist is available 24/7.
Employee Assistance Programme
Local support in Glasgow
If you or someone you care about has cancer, Macmillan support is available through Glasgow Life Libraries. This includes emotional, practical and financial support.
Macmillan Cancer SupportSpecialist organisations
You can also get help from specialist organisations, including:
- Macmillan Cancer A–Z (information about cancer types and support)
- Beatson Cancer Charity wellbeing services (support to enhance wellbeing)
- Maggie’s – supporting someone with cancer (support for carers)
- Children with Cancer UK and Marion’s House (support for children and families)
- OUTpatients (LGBTIQ+ cancer support)
Money worries and financial support
Cancer can affect your finances in many ways. This might include changes to income, extra costs, or uncertainty about benefits and entitlements.
If money worries are adding to your stress, help is available.
You may want support if:
- Your income has changed or feels uncertain
- You are worried about bills, debt or everyday costs
- You need help understanding benefits or financial support
- You are supporting a family member and feeling the financial impact
You do not need to manage this alone.