Macmillan Centre at George Eliot Hospital

Macmillan Centre at George Eliot Hospital This is the official page for the George Eliot Hospital Macmillan Information and support centre.

Macmillan Cancer Support Centre has been serving the locality of the George Eliot Hospital since 2012. We provide:
>Emotional Support
>Information
>Benefits advice
>Hats and Scarves to eligible clients
>Nutritional Information
>Signposting to further support organisations.

What incredible generosity. Thank you to all who are supporting the 30 for 30 campaign.
07/08/2026

What incredible generosity. Thank you to all who are supporting the 30 for 30 campaign.

A huge thank you to Nisa Local on Arbury Road, Nuneaton, who kindly nominated George Eliot Hospital Charity to receive funding through MADL (Making A Difference Locally).

The team at the store were delighted to support our 30 for 30 campaign, helping us get one step closer to replacing specialist reclining chairs for patients receiving chemotherapy and haematology treatment in the Dorothea Unit at George Eliot Hospital.

Thank you to everyone at Nisa Local and to their customers for helping make a real difference to patient care. 💙


George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust C&W Chamber of Commerce Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council Warwickshire County Council Making A Difference Locally

05/08/2026
We know for some that summer holidays add extra pressure. Please see below the yearly list of restaurants and cafes who ...
21/07/2026

We know for some that summer holidays add extra pressure. Please see below the yearly list of restaurants and cafes who are able to support.

Places KIDS EAT FREE This Summer holidays
Updates & T&Cs 👉 https://moneysavingcentral.co.uk/kids-eat-free

16/07/2026

💖🎀 Line the streets and show your support for Breast Friends on Tour 2026! 🎀💖

Following the incredible success of last year's event, which raised an amazing £5,000 for the Breast Care Unit at George Eliot Hospital, the wonderful ladies of Nuneaton Acorns WI are back and hoping to raise even more in 2026!

On the evening of Friday 7th August, women will be taking to the streets in their creatively decorated bras and T-shirts to raise funds, promote wellbeing, and support local breast care services.

📍 Route: The Acorn Pub, → The Crow's Nest → Attleborough Arms → Chestnut Club → The Acorn Pub

⏰ 6pm – 11pm

We'd love the local community to come along, cheer the walkers on, wave, clap, and help create a fantastic atmosphere around the route. Your encouragement will mean so much to everyone taking part and raising funds for a cause close to many hearts.

Let's support the amazing women taking part! 💕


George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust C&W Chamber of Commerce Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council Warwickshire County Council

Want to support George Eliot Hospital Charity without costing you a penny? Use Easy fundraising any time you shop online...
14/07/2026

Want to support George Eliot Hospital Charity without costing you a penny? Use Easy fundraising any time you shop online.

Raise FREE donations for George Eliot Hospital Charity EVERY time you shop online - at no extra cost to you.

Just sign up with "easyfundraising"!

Over 8,000 retailers will donate, including all the big names like John Lewis & Partners, BT, Expedia, Argos, ASOS, Just Eat, Uswitch and many more!

Please support us:
https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/georgeelithosp/

THANK YOU 💙


George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust C&W Chamber of Commerce Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council Warwickshire County Council

14/07/2026

Due to Staff and Volunteer leave the office of the Macmillan Information Centre will not be open on the following dates:
Wednesday 15th July- 12.30-4pm
Friday 17th July- 12.30 - 4pm
Monday 20th July- 9-4pm
Wednesday 22nd July- 2.30-4pm

Any emails or answer phone messages will be answered the next working day. If you would like to speak to someone from the central Macmillan Cancer Support team, advisors are available everyday from 8am-8pm on 0808 808 00 00

09/07/2026

“Having the type of cancer that could have, and could still, take my voice away, I feel passionate about using it and doing everything I can. Not just to raise awareness but to ensure others feel supported, seen and heard.”

After noticing an ulcer on her tongue that was irritated by chocolate, or anything tomato based, Amelia went to the doctors to get checked out. Shortly after a biopsy, she was told the news it was tongue cancer.

When it came to telling her youngest daughter, she couldn’t find the words.

“I reassured her that the doctors were going to remove the cancer and do surgery to take it all away. When I then ended up needing radiotherapy, that was really hard on her but she was there cheering me on. When I rang that bell, it signalled the end of a tough journey and that was meant to be it. We didn’t expect the cancer to come back only months later, again and again.

“I feel really passionate about doing what I can to be a voice for other people. Especially as I have a cancer that has greatly impacted my mouth and speech.

“I had this little device to use, like weightlifting for your tongue to help strengthen the muscles. I’ve worked really hard to increase my strength each week and get my speech to this level.

“I’m quite a talker and really stubborn and determined, so almost the next day after surgery, I was trying to talk. Even at that point I refused to remain silent.

“I’ve been openly sharing my journey on social media with video updates from the very beginning of diagnosis. When I look back on my updates after I’d just had half my tongue removed, even though it was really slurred and my mouth couldn’t move much, you could understand me.

“I’m glad that I have been capturing my journey as being able to look back helps to remind me of how far I’ve come.”

Amelia found our Online Community a helpful place to go to hear from others who were going through the same experience and how they were coping with the side effects of treatment.

Visit our website for more information on the symptoms and treatments of tongue cancer: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/head-and-neck-cancer/signs-and-symptoms-of-head-and-neck-cancer

30/06/2026

We are almost entirely funded by supporters like you. Your generosity is vital to make sure more people living with cancer can access care in their area, that’s right for their needs.

Here’s how your donation makes all the difference:

📍 More cancer care where you are.

We’re extending our cancer training to a wider range of healthcare professionals and we’re working with community organisations and high-street partners to give people more ways to access vital cancer support locally.

🌳 Tackling inequality in rural communities.

We are working with the Farming Communities Network and combining our expertise so that more people in rural communities can overcome challenges with accessing crucial cancer support.

📞The power of personal support.

Your generosity means we can support people through services such as our Support Line which offers free and confidential support to people living with cancer, family and friends. We can talk about whatever matters to you.

🤝 Challenging barriers to cancer support.

Your donations help us work with people who have first-hand cancer experience, helping many transform pain into purpose.

Click here to read more: https://www.macmillan.org.uk/fair-cancer-care/it-takes-us-all

Address

George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust
Nuneaton
CV107DJ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Macmillan Centre at George Eliot Hospital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Macmillan Centre at George Eliot Hospital:

Shortcuts

Share