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Last updated: 6.11.8
The British Volunteer Network (22) With the slogan ‘Together we make a difference’ , this is a befriending and support service for the Anglophone community in times of illness and distress.
It is keen to set up a support
group for mothers to be, and is asking if those who have given birth in
France would be willing to be a ‘Volunteer Buddy’ and offer support?
This could either be by email, telephone or in person.
Contact: Lynn Marlow, President British Volunteer Network, 3 lotissement du Coteau, 22530 Saint Guen, Tel: 02 96 26 30 97 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Cancer Support France National
Counselling in France: counselling directory
Cancer Support France (CSF), the charity founded in the Charente, hopes to establish daughter groups in other départements and is looking for people to help it develop in new areas. CSF offers a full support package including training to help new groups start up and in particular can offer input from the team in the Deux-Sèvres who established their group a year ago. Linda Shepherd reminds of the mission statement: “To support English-speaking people living in France people who are affected by cancer.” If you would like to help, ring Paul Martin: 05 45 30 3178 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or Linda Shepherd: 05 45 29 08 93 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it CSF’s website has been rebuilt and the new version is now live: www.cancersupportfrance.info
A directory of counsellors who work in English, including helplines and other information. SOS Help Crisis line in English: Crisis helpline.
Non-judgmental
listener for the Anglophone community in France, since 1974. Call from
3pm-11pm daily. Professionally trained listeners. Non-profit.
Confidential service. The Toulouse Women’s International Group (TWIG) A group of English-speaking women, of many different nationalities, with over 200 members: 70% under 55 and nearly 50% with children. Aims: to help members make contact; to offer initial support to new arrivals. Diverse activities and special interest groups; regular magazine; monthly English book-swap and library.
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