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All are welcome to come and join everyone for a cuppa’ at the centre in Wellington Street, Clonmel
The CARE Cancer Support Centre, Clonmel, is holding a coffee morning on Thursday, June 5 from 10.30am onwards.
All are welcome to come and join everyone for a cuppa’ at the centre at 14 Wellington Street, Clonmel, E91 XR92.
CARE strives to provide support and information to anyone affected by cancer in south Tipperary and the surrounding area.
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The centre provides emotional support and practical help to people who have experienced cancer in either the past or the present, as well as those who support them.
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Services provided include emotional support, information, counselling, support groups and complementary therapies including Reiki, Reflexology and Head Massage.
Group sessions include Mindfulness and Art classes.
All services are provided free of charge.
The centre is open from Monday to Thursday, 9.30am to 4pm.
Phone:052-6182667, email cancercareclonmel@gmail.com
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