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Support Group

Peer Support Groups

In a Location near you

Living with a stoma can be overwhelming, and that’s why we’ve created local support groups that you can rely on. We offer a wealth of resources and tools to help you navigate the challenges of living with a stoma. Whether you’re looking for information on diet and exercise or seeking peer support from others who have been there, we’re always here to help. We believe that no one should have to face the challenges of life with a stoma alone.

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If you have a suggestion for a location to hold a meeting or wish to host one yourself please contact us we would love to hear from you!

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Peer Support Group - Edinburgh

PEER SUPPORT GROUP - EDINBURGH

SATURDAY, 7TH OF FEB - BETWEEN 1PM & 3PM

ASDA LEITH, 2 Sandpiper Drive, Edinburgh, EH6 6NX

***THE LIFT HAS BEEN FIXED***

Come along to our well established Edinburgh Group, have a Cuppa and a Chat with a group of really supportive people who know what its like to live with a stoma. Allen and Olga would love to see you there, gather at the customer service desk, check in your car reg in the car park if you fancy doing some shopping before or after group, and all go up to the room together. There are stairs! but the lift has just been repaired if you require it. We hope to see you there!!!

More Groups Coming Watch this Space

We have plans for two futher groups, East Kilbride and Glasgow, please keep in touch to see more about these groups. 

Join the Club

If you are interested in holding a Support Group Meeting, in your local area, Or you would like to Voulunteer in any other capacity please get in touch.

Thanks for your interest, We will be in touch soon!

Testimonials from group members

"This Group has really helped me as the support person for my partner. It's helped me to understand more about the physical and mental health issues faced by people have bags and how they cope. 

Its been great for talking to other people, asking questions and being able to get support from the other members of the group too. There's so much knowledge at the table that we can tap into too which has been helpful."

Joyce

Being part of the support group is a hugely valued life line. Being able to speak to people who understand what you're living with and the challenges that life throws at you with a stoma is so reassuring.

You can talk about issues that affect you both physically and mentally and there's always someone who can offer advice and support.

Claire

I want to thank you all for allowing me to participate in this group and for sharing your experiences, feelings and insights with each other. 

I think you have created a safe and supportive space where you can learn from and help each other. 

Margaret

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