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The annual Mass will take place at Rock Rose House.
Mayo Cancer Support will host its annual Mass at its headquarters, Rock Rose House, 32 St Patrick's Ave, Castlebar, on Thursday, November 7 at 7pm.
This local registered charity has been providing free emotional support to people affected by a cancer diagnosis or bereavement since 1999, making 2024 its 25th anniversary.
The charity offers a comprehensive suite of support services including counselling, complementary therapies, children’s services like play therapy and art therapy, and group activities.
These services are available at its headquarters in Castlebar and at outreach clinics in Ballina (weekly) and Achill (monthly).
The charity invites past and present services users, supporters, board members, volunteers, and friends to join them for the occasion of its annual Mass on Thursday, November 7 next. For more information call 094 9038407.
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