Wicklow Cancer Support

Our aim is to provide emotional & practical support to anyone effected by cancer in any way.

Welcome To Wicklow Cancer Support

Wicklow Cancer Support is your friendly local haven, offering free emotional support and practical assistance to anyone touched by cancer in Wicklow, Rathnew, Ashford, Glenealy, Brittas Bay, Redcross, Barndarrig, Newtownmountkennedy, Kilcoole, Newcastle & surrounding areas. Our community-driven volunteers are here to make your journey a little brighter, whether you need a lift to the hospital or just fancy a cup of tea and a chat in our welcoming hub. Confidentiality is our top priority, ensuring you find solace and strength in our caring community. Let’s face cancer together—with compassion, camaraderie, and a warm cuppa at Wicklow Cancer Support.

“All you have to do is pop in and we’ll be ready to help”

Home/Hospital Transport

If you need transport to and from your hospital appointments, one of our friendly volunteers are always ready to bring you there.

Therapy / Massage

Invigorating the body and mind is an essential part of managing stress and living well.

Counselling

A cancer diagnosis is often followed by a number of difficult emotions and feelings. Sharing your thoughts and worries in confidence can be extremely helpful.

Support

Our volunteers are always ready to chat to you in confidence and our comprehensive library and resources relating to cancer and cancer treatment are available to you at no cost.

What Other Have To Say

I’m so glad to have made the initial step through the door back on that rainy day in March ‘22

I have been a recipient of the Wicklow Cancer Support services since March 2022. They have been a massive help during my most vulnerable time when I needed to attend

I was asked many years ago to sum up how I felt about WCS. My reply then was that the doctors and nurses gave me another chance at life, but WCS gave me the will to live.

In 2008 I went through the diagnosis & treatment for cancer and spent several weeks in St. Luke’s Hospital as an inpatient. I was discharged a few days before Christmas.

The kindness you showed gave me hope that everything would turn out okay.

The following thoughts are dedicated to all the amazing people who give so much time helping others in the blessing that is Wicklow Cancer Support. Your generous act touched my