We are here to support people with cancer and their whānau in the Marlborough area. We are part of the Wellington Division of the Cancer Society.
Accommodation
If you have to travel away from home for treatment, we can provide accommodation.
Cancer helpline
We know that going through cancer is tough and can raise many questions. You are not alone.
Our work covers:
- Upper Wairau Valley
- Havelock
- Picton
- Marlborough Sounds
- south to Kekerengu (including Seddon and Ward)
We welcome anyone who requires support and information about cancer.
Please contact us to find out more about what we offer and how you can access our comprehensive range of services
Marlborough Cancer Support Groups
Please contact the Marlborough Centre for more information
Contact Details: marlborough@cancersoc.org.nz, (03) 579 4379
A variety of cancer specific counselling options are available in Marlborough. We can also refer you to a range of experienced local counsellors.
We fund up to four counselling sessions per person, and counselling is available to both people with cancer, their partners, family/whānau or support people.
For more information call or email: (03) 579 4379 or marlborough@cancersoc.org.nz
We are seeking interest from people who have had a cancer diagnosis about being part of an exercise programme to regain or retain fitness during and after treatment.
Contact details: marlborough@cancersoc.org.nz, (03) 579 4379
Volunteer with us
You can make a difference. Visit our volunteer portal to see what roles we have available.
Join our team
Fundraise for us
Join an event or create your own to support people affected by cancer in your community.
Referral form
Our services are available to anyone diagnosed with cancer, family/whānau. Please use this form if you would like to use our services or refer someone else to our services.
If you or a member of your whānau have received a cancer diagnosis, you can just ring us on 0800 226 237. You don't need to be referred by a health professional.
Wellington - referral form
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