
The Big C Family Cancer Information and Support Centre (Big C Centre) is a purpose built centre based within the grounds of the Norfolk and Norwich University NHS Trust. It is designed to provide anybody affected by a cancer diagnosis with information and support – complementing the local hospital and community NHS services.
The Centre is staffed by a team of health professionals and volunteers, experienced and qualified in the needs of cancer patients, their families and friends. It provides a warm and friendly non-clinical environment with which to spend quality time, quietly alone or with others. It has a information library with internet access, and staff are on hand to provide support. and will build a range of services to suit the people who use the facility.


We are building a range of services to suit the needs of those who use the Centre. Services we currently provide include
Counselling
CAB (on Tuesdays)
Look Good...Feel Better (LGFB)
Complementary therapies
Head scarf tying service
Contact us:
No appointment is necessary – all are welcome to call in between the times of 9.30am – 4:30pm Monday to Friday (closed Bank Holidays). We are also open until 7.00pm on the first Wednesday of every month.
Tel: 01603 286112. There is an answerphone for out of hours, so please leave a message and a daytime contact number and we will call you back as soon as we can. For further information just visit the Big C Centre website, or e-mail us cancer.information@nnuh.nhs.uk
Address: The Big C Centre, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Colney Lane, Norwich, Norfolk. NR4 7UY.
It is recognized that volunteers will play an important part assisting both visitors and staff within the Centre. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please get in touch with Charlotte Kippin at the Voluntary Services Department at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital – telephone number 01603 286060 .
It is thanks to everyone who responded to Big C so enthusiastically and so generously that we have the Big C Centre today – making a difference in the quality of life for so many people in our area affected by cancer. Big C will continue to maintain important links with the Big C Centre in the future. If you would like to join a group of volunteers dedicated to raising funds for the centre (known as Friends of the Centre) please do contact Big C.
* Banner image courtesy of Alex Bone.