Thanks so much to @Palacerigggc for their very generous cheque for £1000. We value your continued support to ensure no one in our community feels alone living with a brain tumour diagnosis.
We want to thank all of our trustees for their incredible work over the past 12 months. Trustees are responsible for steering this ship and are integral to the success of our work.
It's our AGM tomorrow and we are looking forward to seeing many members in person at @quarriers epilepsy centre, Glasgow. We will be bidding farewell to our wonderful Chair of the last three years @TanithMuller and electing our new Chairperson and some new trustees
Experiences of living with a brain tumour differ across the UK, our Tea and Wee blether is a space for people with a brain tumour in Scotland to connect with others who understand the unique challenges of having a brain tumour in Scotland. Sign up here: https://t.co/nwYjNeidvV
Thank you so much to the Rotary Club of Glasgow for the very generous cheque for £2150 raised by their walking group. This will ensure anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis can receive brainstrust support and resources.
Our support isn't going anywhere over the Christmas period. We know how overwhelming this time can be for people living with a brain tumour and their loved ones, we're here to support you if you need us.
To get in touch
📞 Call 01983 292 405
📧 Email [email protected]
We've pulled together some tips on thriving at Christmas. This year – do one thing. If you try to do it all, you'll fail and feel bad. You'll crash mentally, physically & emotionally. So do less, but do it better.
Read our tips thriving xmas: https://t.co/i6ZXSyfhRv
Next year, we expect to deliver 500 brain boxes, that's 500 people who get the support they need to navigate the challenges of a brain tumour diagnosis. Can you help us fund our brain boxes for 2023? https://t.co/2n5F7PCkDx
Please, if you can, give and RT
Nearly 50% of brain cancer patients receive Radiotherapy as part of their care. This project aims to give patients and their loved ones accurate and easy-to-understand resources to understand how radiotherapy treatment works. Fill out the survey here: https://t.co/tjROh2buSa
We have our Christmas Art Time on Wednesday 7/12/22. Why not join us - open to anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis. No experience necessary - just 2 hours of self care with others
https://t.co/TrjUwhrcn5
It's not too late to sign up to our last Tea & a wee Blether of 2022 on Tuesday 6/12/22. It's for anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis and there's no agenda - just bring your cuppa and we promise a warm, friendly space to connect with others.
https://t.co/UPT7G5K5N3
Next year, we expect to deliver 500 brain boxes, that's 500 people who get the support they need to navigate the challenges of a brain tumour diagnosis. Can you help us fund our brain boxes for 2023? https://t.co/fI81WEuGzq
Please, if you can, give and RT
#GivingTuesday
Speaking to people that understand what you’re going through makes the world of difference when you have a #braintumour. Feel less alone and better supported by meeting other people with a #glioblastoma diagnosis at our monthly #GBM Meetup. Sign up here: https://t.co/u5hPNMdbmZ