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Maggie's Highlands
Raigmore Hospital
Old Perth Road
Inverness
IV2 3UJ
Maggie's Highlands
On the grounds of Raigmore Hospital, Inverness
Maggie’s Highlands is a place providing emotional, practical and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends. The professional experts who work at Maggie’s will guide you through the support you need at any stage of your cancer diagnosis.
You are always welcome at Maggie’s Highlands – drop in at any time where you’ll always be greeted with a cup of tea.
For more information, please visit the website, www.maggiescentres.org/highlands or call 01463 706306
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About Maggie's Highlands
Maggie’s Highlands is part of the Maggie’s Centres network of 15 Centres around the UK. The model of cancer support follows the ideas about cancer care originally laid out by co-founder, Maggie Keswick Jencks. The Centre was designed by Page & Park and the surrounding landscape by Maggie’s husband, Charles Jencks.
Inside are warm and welcoming spaces that are a refuge from the stress of the hospital; a place where you can be with people who understand what you’re going through or simply be alone with your thoughts.
Additional Services
Our cancer support programme includes:
- Cancer networking groups
- Nutrition workshops
- Creative writing
- Expressive art
- Where Now? courses
- Relaxation and visualisation
- Meditation
- Tai Chi
Visit the website to see what is on – for people having cancer treatment, their family and friends.
Supporting Maggie's Highlands
If you are looking to support a local registered charitable organisation in the Highlands, why not support Maggie's Highlands - they welcome as little or as much as you can give whether that is through volunteering, donations or fundraising.
Contact Andrew Benjamin, Fundraising Manager by emailing andrew.benjamin@maggiescentres.org or calling 01463 706302
Opening Times
Maggie's Highlands is open:
Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm
If you or someone you know has cancer and you need emotional, social or practical support, visit Maggie's Highlands, no appointment is necessary and the kettle is always on.
