Our monthly schedule of online support sessions offers the opportunity for patients, family members, friends and carers to connect, gain support and information, and share experience via Zoom.
Through social media Brain Tumour Support is able to reach out to people, literally, across the world.
Every year we connect with and support thousands of people in this way.
We maintain Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts through which you can keep in touch with activities and general information, and we also facilitate our Brain Tumour Support Forum on Facebook, which provides a space where people can talk directly to each other and share experiences and information.
This is a closed group specifically to connect with other people who have been affected by a brain tumour diagnosis, so in order to view the contents or contribute you first have to be a ‘member’.
I just didn’t expect all the support and advice you have given me today, just from a post I put on Facebook. You are wonderful. Thank you so much.
Matt
We also have a separate closed group specifically for the family and friends of someone diagnosed with a brain tumour to connect and talk freely with each other. As a closed group, you need to become a ‘member’ to see posts and contribute.
This has been life-changing and turned our lives upside down! Not just for poor Tony but for me and our whole family.
Stacey
Our monthly schedule of online support sessions offers the opportunity for patients, family members, friends and carers to connect, gain support and information, and share experience via Zoom.
The groups are open to anyone affected by any type or grade of brain tumour, whether as a patient, family member, friend or carer.
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