South Wales Myeloma Support Group has been set up for myeloma patients, carers and families in Cardiff and surrounding areas.
It is a friendly and supportive group and meetings are a chance to get together with others who are affected by myeloma, have a chat over tea/coffee and learn more about different aspects of living well with myeloma. The Group also does some fundraising for Myeloma UK.
Expert guest speakers are often invited to present to the group on various topics and there are social meals every other month and an annual outing.
The Whittaker Lounge,
Rear of Beulah United Reformed Church,
Heol Y Deri,
Rhiwbina,
Cardiff,
CF14 6LT
Lynne Dixon, Support Group Leader
E: chairman.s.wales.myeloma@gmail.com
E: secretary.s.wales.myeloma@gmail.com
M: 07863 294 102
South Wales Myeloma Support Group is a very friendly group which usually meets on the second Wednesday of every month, all patients, carers, family members and anyone affected by myeloma are more than welcome to attend. The Group also has social meals out, which can hopefully start later in the year.
The Support Group will still meet on Zoom.
In between these dates there will also be Virtual Coffee sessions, a chance to meet up and chat with others. Dates and times to be confirmed. Please contact the Support Group Leader for information on upcoming meeting dates and times.
2022 Meeting Dates:
The Whittaker Lounge,
Rear of Beulah United Reformed Church,
Heol Y Deri,
Rhiwbina,
Cardiff,
CF14 6LT
Canolfan Beulah Centre is situated on Beulah Road in Rhiwbina, Cardiff.
There is plenty of on street parking available.
Cardiff Bus No 21 & 23 stop at Rhiwbina Station and also Transport for Wales train service stops at Rhiwbina Station.
Lynne Dixon, Support Group Leader
E: chairman.s.wales.myeloma@gmail.com
E: secretary.s.wales.myeloma@gmail.com
M: 07863 294 102
For information about the Support Group please contact the Support Group Leader whose contact details are listed above.
For all general enquiries about myeloma please contact the Myeloma Infoline on 0800 980 3332 or email askthenurse@myeloma.org.uk
