Stamford and Rutland Cancer Support
Friendly local support for anyone affected by cancer
Come for a coffee, a chat, useful information, or simply to be around people who understand.
Please email [email protected] or telephone 07352 979613 for more information
If you're wondering whether this is for you…
Here are the four questions people ask us most often. The short answer is: yes, you're welcome — please come.
Can I come?
Yes — anyone affected by cancer is welcome, including family, friends and carers.
Where and when?
Meetings and walks take place across Stamford, Ryhall, Oakham, Melton Mowbray and monthly stroll in Burghley Park.
What happens there?
Coffee, conversation, guest speakers, useful information and gentle walks. No pressure to talk.
Who do I contact?
Call, email, join the mailing list, or ask for someone to welcome you before your first meeting.
Next meetings & walks
No need to book — but do get in touch if you'd like a friendly welcome first.

Stamford
Fourth Tuesday of the month · 2:00pm
Our main monthly get-together at the Stamford Day Centre. Informal chat over tea and coffee, and often a guest speaker on a helpful topic.

Ryhall
Second Wednesday of the month · 7:30pm
An evening group launched in February 2025 for anyone who prefers to meet after work. Tea, biscuits and a warm welcome.

A stroll in Burghley Park
First Saturday of the month · 10:30am
A gentle stroll through the park at your own pace. A softer first step if a meeting feels too much. Coffee afterwards for anyone who fancies one.

Oakham
Third Thursday of the month · 10:30am
A relaxed morning meeting at the Quaker Meeting House with a mix of chat, information sharing, and occasional visitors from local services.

Melton Mowbray
First Thursday of the month · 10:30am
A friendly morning meeting at the Harboro' Hotel. Family members and carers are just as welcome.
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News
Stamford Prostate Support Group
Stamford Prostate Cancer Support was started by three couples whose lives have been impacted by prostate cancer. We met each other in 2024 in the Stamford & Rutland Cancer Support Group, and decided we wanted to form our own spin-off group for guys who've had prostate cancer.
The Stamford Prostate Cancer Support group is open to all men and their partners. Our mission is to help men with a prostate cancer diagnosis before, during, and after treatment.
We meet once a month for a chat, a cup of tea, and sometimes a talk from a guest speaker, such as a health professional.
If you know someone who has been affected by prostate cancer and is struggling, tell them about this group. The group is open to partners, families, and friends as well as those with a prostate cancer diagnosis and we meet at 6.30pm on the third Wednesday of the month at Stamford Rugby Club.
email: [email protected]
Facebook: stamfordprostatecancersupport
Website: stamfordprostatecancersupport.org.uk
