Southport Visiter

Macmillan to hold day of wellbeing

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PEOPLE affected by cancer are invited to find out more about the range of support available to them next Thursday.

The regular event in Southport takes a slightly different focus on November 1 with the emphasis on wellbeing and feeling better about yourself despite everything that you are going through.

Southport Macmillan Cancer Informatio­n and Support Centre, a joint partnershi­p set up by Macmillan and NHS Southport and Formby Clinical Commission­ing Group (CCG), is holding a health and wellbeing event with Southport & Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, at the Royal Clifton Hotel in Southport from 2pm until 4.30pm.

The centre has asked its service users to demonstrat­e some examples of how can dress to feel more confident about how they look.

They have also invited companies that sell organic cosmetics and wigs.

And for a bit of fun there will be a caricaturi­st and a table magician.

Volunteers from Sefton OPERA have also been welcomed back to offer compliment­ary therapies.

Tanya Mulvey, Macmillan community navigator manager at Southport and Formby Macmillan Informatio­n & Support Centre said: “Following feedback from previous events we wanted to try something a little bit different this time.”

Anyone affected by cancer, either recently or in the past, as well as family and friends supporting others are welcome.

It is free and refreshmen­ts are provided, but booking is essential.

Call 01704 533024 or email sfccg. macmillanc­ic@nhs.net

For more informatio­n about the Macmillan Informatio­n and Support Centre, visit: www.southportm­acmillan centre.org.uk.

 ??  ?? Derrick Phipps congratula­tes incoming president Graham Brewer, left, and, flowers for Mrs Laura Brewer from Mrs Arlane Phipps
Derrick Phipps congratula­tes incoming president Graham Brewer, left, and, flowers for Mrs Laura Brewer from Mrs Arlane Phipps
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Sue Ellis with some of the new tables

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