Maggie's Highlands
Maggie’s Highlands in Inverness offers a vital sanctuary of free cancer support and information within a uniquely welcoming space. Situated conveniently near Raigmore Hospital, it provides expert specialists and comprehensive wellbeing programs designed to empower individuals and families facing the challenges of cancer.
Specializations & Support
- Cancer Support: Offers emotional and practical support for anyone affected by cancer – patients, family members, and carers.
- Wellbeing Programs: A diverse range of programs designed to enhance wellbeing, reduce stress, and improve quality of life. These include group sessions, one-to-one consultations, and workshops.
- Expert Advice: Access to qualified professionals who can provide accurate information and guidance on all aspects of cancer care.
- Art Therapy: Creative expression as a therapeutic tool for emotional processing and self-discovery.
Architecture & Design
The centre itself is renowned for its exceptional architecture, designed by the award-winning firm Page\Park Architects . The building seamlessly blends into the natural landscape of the Scottish Highlands, creating a calming and restorative environment. It’s design prioritizes light, space, and connection to nature – elements intentionally incorporated to promote wellbeing.
What Makes Maggie's Unique?
- Holistic Approach: Maggie’s focuses on supporting the whole person, not just the illness.
- Welcoming Atmosphere: The centre is designed to feel like a home away from home – warm, inviting, and non-clinical.
- Free Services: All support services are provided free of charge, ensuring accessibility for everyone who needs them.
- Community Focus: Maggie’s fosters a strong sense of community among those affected by cancer, providing opportunities to connect with others and share experiences.
Visiting Information
Maggie's Highlands is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. No appointment is necessary – simply drop in for a chat or to explore the available programs. It’s a place where anyone affected by cancer can find support, information, and hope.
