We are Kilkenny’s Cancer Support Centre, supporting people with cancer and their families in Kilkenny City and County with a wide range of free services.
We are delighted to announce The Cois Nore Candlelight Concert is taking place on Saturday 5th of December in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 8pm. Come along for a night of beautiful music from local singers and musicians; Niamh Sheehy Cois Nore Choir Orlaith Mulholland Kilkenny Community Orchestra Tickets can be purchased online via Eventbrite … Continued
A monthly support and information group for people living with cancer that is not curable at this time. Meetings will take place in the evenings on the last Wednesday of each month. For more information please contact Mary Kate on 056 7752222 or email [email protected]
Empower Menopause and Cancer Survivorship Programme is an in-person group programme for people impacted by menopause as a result of cancer treatment. Participants watch pre-recorded modules by expert contributors who address the physical, emotional and psychological symptoms they have experienced. This is followed by an interactive peer support element where participants come together to share … Continued
Jackie, Mervyn and Martina talk with Cois Nore Ambassador, Kieran Cuddihy about their own personal journey with cancer and their experience of using a local cancer support service. The video deals with challenging emotional experiences that some viewers may find upsetting.
Providing compassionate support for individuals and families living with incurable cancer. This programme is supported by the Susie Long Hospice Fund.
Counselling, Life-coaching, Designated Link Volunteer & Listening Service
Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Oncology Massage & Reflexology
Men’s Group – monthly, Breast Cancer Support Group – morning and evening groups
Finance Advice, Nutrition Advice & Cois Nore Drop-In Centre
Junior CLIMB and Teen CLIMB, One to One Counselling, Writing for the Future & Helping Parents – Helping Children
Cois Nore Choir, Arts & Crafts Mindfulness & Yoga
”Cois Nore is like a second family, it’s a place of safety, there is an unspoken understanding.”
”A cancer diagnosis is much more than the physicality of the disease.”
Cois Nore is an organisation serving the Kilkenny area which provides free confidential support and both professional and voluntary services to people of all ages affected by cancer and their families to enable them to live well with their diagnosis.