Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries

Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries provide a safe and welcoming space for you to talk about how you are feeling and any worries you might have. If you or someone close to you has had a cancer diagnosis, we're here to support you. Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries volunteers are fully trained and can help you find all the right services in your local area.

Improving the Cancer Journey

Improving the cancer journey is a service available to all cancer patients within Glasgow. The service offers cancer patients a Holistic Needs Assessment to assess their concerns at significant points in their cancer journey. It provides dedicated support to all people affected by cancer including families and carers.

Long Term Condition and Macmillan Service

The Long Term Condition and Macmillan Service provides welfare rights services, housing advice, money and debt advice to people affected by cancer in Glasgow. They can provide you, your family or your carer with help with benefit claim process, help with appealing against any refusal of benefit, help with housing issues to ensure that your tenancy is not at risk, help with everyday finances by offering advice and work on your benefit with creditors, help with cost of heating your home and access to advice on energy efficiency.

Macmillan Information & Support Centre at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre

This is a free information and support service for all who are affected by cancer - patients, their carers, or visitors. If you have questions or worries on any aspect of cancer, we are here to help you. You will be able to talk to us in private, in a welcoming and relaxing area. We offer emotional support and information on - cancer, treatment, financial advice, diet, travel insurance and more.

Macmillan Information and NHS Bereavement Service at Glasgow Royal Infirmary

The service at Glasgow Royal Infirmary provides patients, families, carers and staff access to information materials on various types of cancer, long term conditions and their treatment. The team can provide a listening ear and sign post you onto other support services such as benefits advice, a dedicated one-to-one support worker through Improving the Cancer Journey, help to get active and more.