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Cancer Information Sessions

Book an session with our experienced Cancer Information Team.

Lymphoedema Support

We offer support for those with cancer - related Lymphoedema including information on prevention and management of this condition.

Counselling Support

Free talking therapy for cancer patients and their carers, partner or loved ones.

Nutrition and Diet Support

Talks, one-to-one sessions and group Q&A sessions on cancer nutrition with our experienced and knowledgeable Nutritional Therapist. We also provide free Nutritional Care Packages.

Complementary Therapies

We offer a range of free wellbeing therapies including massage, reflexology, reiki, hypnotherapy, facials and more...

Discover how we can help

Star Throwers provides an individually focused support service for cancer patients and their carers.

Star Throwers is a cancer support charity based in Norfolk dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer, from diagnosis through to life after cancer.

We provide cancer information sessions to help people to become well-informed about their cancer and all of their treatment options – including clinical trials and we help people to manage the effects of their cancer and cancer treatments through our wellbeing support.

All of the support Star Throwers offers is available to cancer patients and carers (age 18+) with any form of cancer at any stage of diagnosis and is completely free of charge, thanks to our amazing donors and supporters.

Registered Charity No. 1162237

Complementary Therapies, Nutrition Advice, Counselling and Group Workshops

Cancer Information and Help with Understanding Treatment Options

Cancer - Related Lymphoedema Prevention, Information and Support

Why are we called Star Throwers?

After a heavy storm a boy walked along the beach throwing washed up starfish back into the sea.

An old man watching him shouted, ‘There are too many of them. It won’t make any difference.’

As the boy picked up and threw another starfish back into the sea, he smiled and said, ‘It made a difference to that one’.          

(adapted from Loren Eisley’s The Star Thrower)

Thank you and your team for all you great work. I’m starting to think I’m one of those lucky starfish that’s been thrown back.