
Alan Corcoran from South East Radio visited the Hope Centre and met with General Manager Sean McCarthy who gave Alan a guided tour of the Centre and discussed services available in the Centre.
Do I need to make an appointment?
What will happen when I arrive?
What model of care is adopted by the Hope Centre?
Publications on specific cancer types: https://www.cancer.ie/about-us/cancer-resources-publications/cancer-information-resources
Coping with cancer resources: https://www.cancer.ie/about-us/cancer-resources-publications/coping-with-cancer-resources
Information, resources and supports for you and those you care about who may be grieving: https://hospicefoundation.ie/i-need-help/i-am-bereaved/
Bereavement support leaflets: https://hospicefoundation.ie/our-supports-services/bereavement-loss-hub/bereavement-support/bereavement-support-leaflets/
Volunteer Driver Service – Irish Cancer Society:
Provides transport for cancer patients to and from their hospital chemotherapy treatments.
South East Radiotheraphy Trust (SERT):
Provides free and confidential transport for cancer patients who require radiotherapy living in the South East.
Travel2Care – Irish Cancer Society:
A nationwide transport support fund to assist patients in meeting some of the costs of travelling to appointments.

Alan Corcoran from South East Radio visited the Hope Centre and met with General Manager Sean McCarthy who gave Alan a guided tour of the Centre and discussed services available in the Centre.