Cancer Support
15 Mar 2012 / #1
Hello,
I work at a cancer support and infoamtion service based in Leeds.
We help people with cancer (and their families) by providing emotional support such as counselling and support groups,
We also provide complementary therpaies to help with stress and anxiety during treatment for cancer.
In Leeds, we have a large polish community although we have very few polish service users.
Apart from any potential language barriers, I wondered if anyone had any thoughts on why this might be?
Are there any cultural barriers?
What are peoples thoughts about talking about cancer within the community?
Thanks very much for any comments or advice.
Many Thanks
Tom
I work at a cancer support and infoamtion service based in Leeds.
We help people with cancer (and their families) by providing emotional support such as counselling and support groups,
We also provide complementary therpaies to help with stress and anxiety during treatment for cancer.
In Leeds, we have a large polish community although we have very few polish service users.
Apart from any potential language barriers, I wondered if anyone had any thoughts on why this might be?
Are there any cultural barriers?
What are peoples thoughts about talking about cancer within the community?
Thanks very much for any comments or advice.
Many Thanks
Tom