Information for Professional & Healthcare workers
Me Again CIC is a regulated community interest company which has been set up as a social enterprise rather than a charity.
We have a clear not for profit basis which means that all monies that we receive are used to provide services and activities that benefit a section of the community or the community as a whole.
Our company registration details and structure can be found on the legal page of this website.
We fund our services by grants, donations, fund raising activities and a limited trading income, so we would be grateful for any support you can offer. Please see our Support Us page for ideas of how you can do this.
The visible physical and emotional side effects of cancer treatments can take their toll on women psychologically and they can often become isolated and lonely during and after treatment.
Our mission is to enhance the wellbeing and emotional resilience of cancer patients by fostering self esteem and renewed confidence by the provision of free community activities and courses, subsidised beauty and complementary therapies, and personalised wig fitting services.
We have initiated links with local hospital trusts and cancer charities so that we can work together to provide a high level of support to these patients at a time that they need it most and going forward, whatever their circumstances.
Our strategic aims include:

Provide an informal learning programme through our monthly Coffee Mornings

To encourage peer support and friendship to counteract loneliness and isolation

To promote community activities for physical and mental well-being

To create awareness within the local community of the ongoing need for psychological support for women diagnosed with cancer;

To invest in oncology training to promote safe and exceptional care, centred around the ongoing physical and mental wellbeing of clients as opposed to disease care.

Following evidence-based research and guidelines to promote effective lifestyle choices

Our ultimate aim is for a woman to feel that she has become ‘Me Again’