Useful links to other organisations
Find out how cancer can affect travelling in the UK and abroad and get plenty of tips to make it easier.

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Information on what you need to do if travelling with certain medications

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Civil Aviation authority Information for passengers and Healthcare professionals about flying with a medical condition and what you need to declare, including information on travelling with carers, medicines and medical equipment.
Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Information for British citizens with disabilities travelling abroad

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Find out how the rules for EHIC are changing and more about it's replacement the Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC)
Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Information if you, or someone close to you, has cancer and would like to travel. It also covers issues that may come up for people who have had cancer treatment in the past

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
How to access GP or emergency services in England if you are away from home or haven’t registered with a GP

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
DisabledHolidays.com is the UK's largest disability specialist travel agency. They search for suitable accommodation that caters for your holiday needs. The destinations and holiday bookings etc are chosen by the travel agency so Maggie's Centres are unable to say how suitable they are.

Last reviewed: 2 December 2021
Sail 4 Cancer is primarily a provider of water based respite days and holidays for families affected by cancer. For a day or a few weeks, Sail 4 Cancer takes cancer patients and their families away from the disease and the treatments that they are living through

Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
Youth Cancer Trust provides support and free holidays for teenagers and young adults (aged 14 to 30) with cancer from the UK and Ireland.
Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust gives young people aged 8-24 who are in recovery from cancer the opportunity to take part in the experience of sailing.

Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
The Ripple Retreat is a place for families of young cancer patients in Scotland, where you can unwind during the most challenging of times, at home in soothing natural surroundings.

Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
A social enterprise providing training, research, and consultancy services - all with nature in mind. They provide anything from park walks to sailing holidays. Adventures and experiences can be big or small and are for people with dementia as well as a friend/relative or carer.

Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
Macmillan Grants are small, mostly one-off payments to help people with things like extra clothing, help paying heating bills or even a relaxing break,

Last reviewed: 9 December 2021
A website with a tool to help ensure that anyone with a medical condition or disability can participate in the winter sport of their choice
Last reviewed: 9 December 2021