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Supporting People Living With Cancer
Clan is here for people of all ages impacted by a cancer diagnosis. We provide emotional and physical support to cancer patients, their family, carers and friends.
Support Us
Your fundraising and support sustain our services and keep them free of charge.
How We Help
Offering emotional and physical support services at all stages of your cancer journey.
How Can We Help?
From our network of wellbeing centres in the North of Scotland, Clan provides free physical and emotional support for people of all ages and with all types of cancers. Use the drop-down below to find more information based on your situation.
Donate Today
All donations directly support Clan’s services and ensure they remain accessible to all.
Up for a Challenge?
You can raise vital funds for Clan in all kinds of ways, but if you’re looking for a target to work towards, here are some upcoming challenges that can inspire you to get fundraising:
Really Muddy Aberdeen
17th May 2026
Edinburgh Marathon Festival
23rd May 2026 - 24th May 2026
Aberdeen Kiltwalk
7th Jun 2026
Our Services
View all servicesClan provides person-centred support unique to each individual. You can find out more about our services below.
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To access support and services from Clan, follow the link and complete our new client form or visit your local Clan centre.
Need more information? Contact us via phone or email:
01224 647 000
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NEW SERVICE
Clan@Work
Does cancer impact your workplace?
Cancer affects thousands of working people every year — and how an organisation responds can make a profound difference.
Clan Cancer Support is proud to introduce our Cancer at Work Lead Training, a full-day, in-person course designed to equip organisations with the knowledge, confidence, and practical tools needed to support employees impacted by cancer.
Places are limited to ensure a high-quality, interactive learning experience
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Employees feel isolated
Vision, Mission & Values
Clan’s vision is to be the first non-medical point of contact for anyone across the north-east, Moray, Orkney and Shetland who is impacted by cancer, where people with a diagnosis and their loved ones are supported to significantly improve their lives.
Clan’s mission is to empower people of all ages to navigate a cancer journey by providing free first-class support services through a network of wellbeing centres across the north-east, Moray, Orkney and Shetland.
Honesty - We are honest, reliable, transparent and treat others with fairness
Excellence - We invest in and empower people, are committed to excellence and strive to provide high-quality, consistent support in a healthy, safe environment
Accountability - We take ownership of, and are responsible for, our choices and actions. We are accountable to each other and consider the outcomes of our behaviours on the achievement of our goals and tasks
Respect - We value diversity of people and thought. We behave in ways that earn trust and support each other
Teamwork - Clan is a community. We are welcoming, supportive and we communicate openly. We are strong together
Clan in Numbers:
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In 2024-2025, Clan delivered over 9750 support sessions for people living with cancer or affected by a cancer diagnosis.
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We supported over 2300 people in 2024-2025 — across a wide range of ages, types of cancer and individual circumstances.
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35% of our client referrals in 2024-2025 came from the NHS. Clan is a key partner of the NHS and provides credible services (including NHS-aligned complementary therapies) to support anyone undergoing medical treatments for their diagnosis.
Clan’s Corporate Partnerships
The business community plays a key role in supporting Clan’s ongoing cancer support services, and we are so grateful for the support of numerous companies and organisations.
Your Words, Our Team
Every year Clan Cancer Support helps thousands of people across the north-east, Moray, Orkney and Shetland navigate a cancer diagnosis. Here are some of their stories, as told by our services team.
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