Support Groups
Whilst you may receive plenty of care and support from family and friends, support groups can be an invaluable way of connecting with people who have gone through or are going through a similar experience to you, and who truly understand.
Support groups provide the chance to share information, ask questions and talk openly and honestly about your worries without judgement. They can help you to feel less alone, and give you invaluable advice and knowledge to help you cope with your treatment and recovery.
Whatsapp support group
The WBUH WhatsApp support group now has over 150 patients. The group is a safe space where patients share experiences, ask questions and help and support each other. Everyone ‘gets it’ and we always say that no question is a daft one.
You can be as involved as little or as much as you like. Some members choose not to partake in conversations, but still feel very much supported as observers. As with all our support services, we want the group to work for you.
Contact Jacquie Clements (jacquie.clements@nhs.net) or Corinna Parsons (corinna.parsons@nhs.net) for more information or to be added to the group.
WBUH ‘Last Friday’ Support Group
When: The group meets on the last Friday of every month, 11am – 2.30pm
Where: At Bevere Gallery, Bevere Lane, Worcester, WR3 7RQ
We are a very friendly group, meeting once a month for coffee, delicious cake and chat. Very informal, just drop in anytime between 11am and 2.30pm.
Please contact Jacquie Clements (jacquie.clements@nhs.net) to find out more.
WBUH Tenbury & Teme Support Group
When: Meeting alternate months between 11am and 1pm. 2026 dates below:
- Friday July 10th
- Friday September 18th
- Friday November 20th
Where: At Burford House Garden Centre Café, Tenbury Wells, WR15 8HG
We are a new, friendly group in West Worcestershire meeting up every other month for the moment, and bringing patients together for chat and support in this part of the county.
Please contact Jacquie Clements (jacquie.clements@nhs.net) to find out more.
Malvern Breast Cancer Support Group
Malvern Breast Cancer Support Group
When & where: Dates and venues are agreed together and include catch-ups over coffee and local walks.
A positive and supportive group for ladies in Malvern and the surrounding areas.
Please contact Debra Redbourn at malvernbcsg@gmail.com to find out more.
Boobage Support Group
The Boobage Support Group, Evesham
When: The first Friday of every month, 11am – 12.30pm
Where: At The Fleece Inn, Bretforton, WR11 7JE
We are a friendly group, meeting for a relaxed coffee and chat on the first Friday of every month. We would love to see you there.
Please contact Victoria Lyndon (vickylyndon60@gmail.com) or Penny Christison (pennyanne68@gmail.com) to find out more.
Bosom Buddies - Kidderminster
Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support, Kidderminster
When: Meeting every Monday morning 10.30am – 1.30pm, and one evening a month 7pm – 9.30pm.
Where: At Cookley Village Hall, Wolverley, Kidderminster, DY10 3RH
Our social group provides comfort and support for ladies and families who have been affected by breast cancer. We provide a safe and comfortable environment for our ladies to meet on a weekly basis, sharing experiences and supporting one another.
Please contact group founder Jo Buckland on 07402 869210 or email yourbosombuddies2017@gmail.com.
Also find our ‘Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support’ facebook page, which is coordinated by group members.
Bosom Friends - Redditch and Bromsgrove
Bosom Friends Redditch & Bromsgrove
When & where: The Bosom Friends Support Group has a closed group on Facebook which is coordinated by members.
Please search for ‘Bosom Friends Redditch and Bromsgrove’ to connect with other members in your local area.
Whilst you may receive plenty of care and support from family and friends, support groups can be an invaluable way of connecting with people who have gone through or are going through a similar experience to you, and who truly understand.
Support groups provide the chance to share information, ask questions and talk openly and honestly about your worries without judgement. They can help you to feel less alone, and give you invaluable advice and knowledge to help you cope with your treatment and recovery.