Katie Sheen from the Astrofund has created a new resource to give wholistic support. It can be found here: www.soulnutrition.org A free trial is available and Katie would welcome your comments and feedback. Part of the profits from soulnutrition will go to support research into low grade gliomas.

The Calman Centre is being refurbished at the moment and will be opened this summer. We are currently running our services in the old renal building on the Gartnavel grounds, which include our complementary services and talking therapy. Our new website (www.cancersupportscotland.org) has just been launched and we just want everyone to know we are here!

Transition Edinburgh South has an Action community volunteer project that aims to help people reduce their fuel bills and make their houses warmer and more comfortable to live in. They have a team of volunteers who can help people in the south Edinburgh area to save energy, access grants and reduced energy tariffs which they may be eligible for.

They are particularly keen to help people who may be on benefits due to serious illness.If you think they can help you call 0131-650-4064 and ask for Caroline

Get charity insurance from Endsleigh.co.uk

conTAK Scotland has opened its Drop-In Centre - the first of its kind - in the centre of Glasgow! For all young adults living with cancer, family and friends, the drop in centre offers support and friendship, regular get-togethers and the chance to meet a great bunch of folk who really do 'know how you feel’.
You'll find us at Suite 320, 4th Floor, Central Chambers, 11 Bothwell Street, GLASGOW G2 or you can give us a call first on 0141 227 6764, or email contakscotland@gmail.com

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• Brain Tumour Action
• 25 Ann Street
• Edinburgh
• EH4 1PL
• 0131 466 3116
• Charity No. SCO 21490