Vision & aims

Addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the user
Working with clinical and medical health professionals at all levels
Providing useful information and support to users, associates and contacts
Improve health and well-being by appropriate and safe use of complementary therapies
To provide outstanding levels of service and satisfaction by dedicated professional and skilled people

To set-up a permanent residence in order to continue to broaden and extend to a wider range of services. This will meet our ambition to provide complementary services to people affected by cancer.
To make it easier for people to access the services the Trust offer.
It is important for people to have somewhere they feel safe and not vulnerable, can shed their tears and talk through their fears in a non-judgemental environment.
Provide a home visiting programme, incorporating palliative care
An integrated approach is vital to the success of our development, with complementary therapies and primary care running alongside each other.

Forging alliances with different providers in the cancer field. The Trust feels the way forward is to provide a more modern approach working with other organisations, local hospices and other palliative care organisations working closely in the surrounding communities.
To offer a more integrated service where people can access information, complementary therapies and other services away from a hospital environment.