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The fundraiser will be held at the CARE Cancer Support Centre in Wellington Street, Clonmel from 11am next Wednesday morning, June 19
The CARE Cancer Support Centre is holding a fundraising coffee morning from 11am next Wednesday, June 19 at their premises at 14 Wellington Street, Clonmel.
This event is being organised to raise funds to enable the centre to continue their work of providing much-needed support to people living with a cancer diagnosis and those who care for them.
The centre is completely dependent on the generosity of the public to maintain these services.
As well as a full counselling service, CARE also provides healing therapies such as Reiki, Reflexology and Head Massage. The group therapies include Art Classes and Mindfulness.
All of the services are provided completely free of charge.
The centre operates within an atmosphere of tranquility and confidentiality and is recognised as a vital support in the community of Clonmel and south Tipperary for people affected by cancer.
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