Maggie's Aberdeen
If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with cancer, Maggie's Aberdeen can help.
Visit us at
Maggie's Aberdeen, at the Elizabeth Montgomerie Building, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, AB25 2UZ
Get directionsWhen we're open
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Welcome to Maggie's Aberdeen
Cancer support
Whatever kind of cancer, and whatever stage you’re at – we're here with you. Many of our staff are NHS-trained and all our Cancer Support Specialists have expert knowledge about cancer and treatment.
Our warm and welcoming centre is a place to unwind, a place to find information or switch off from it, a place to talk about cancer or forget about it – just come in.
Meet the team
What's on: Friday 29 September
Stories from our centre
Donna's story – support after my husband died
Aileen's story – Maggie's will always be here for us
Read storyLynn's story – support for siblings living in opposite ends of the country
Read storyGetting here
Maggie's Aberdeen
at the Elizabeth Montgomerie Building, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen AB25 2UZ
Getting here by:
We are situated just off Westburn Road and this is the easiest access to our car parking spaces through the hospital barrier system.
There are frequent bus services running on Westburn Road and also to the hospital site. For more information please take a look a the NHS Grampian bus guide.
The easiest way to reach the centre by foot is from Westburn Road. If coming from other parts of the hospital the centre is signposted.
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News from our centre...
Shock of early ‘crash’ menopause caused by cancer treatment
“I didn’t realise the menopause would be harder than my cancer treatment.” Alice, 41
Maggie's to roll out course to help people with 'chemo brain'
A course to help people with ‘chemo brain’ is being rolled out across the UK by cancer support charity Maggie’s after successfully helping people in Scotland.
Research shows that people with cancer are more concerned with the cost of travel insurance when going away
Of the 200 people with cancer who took part in our poll across our social media channels, we found that 60% listed insurance as their top concern when going on holiday. This was ahead of being away from their medical team (31%), pain management (6%) and nutrition (3%).