No, we are happy to support anyone who is able to get to Jane Scarth House in person, or anyone else from anywhere online or over the phone.

Jane Scarth House is a walk-in centre - and you are welcome to drop by whenever we are open, without an appointment. If you prefer, call or email us in advance, but there is no need to. Some of our activities and sessions do require booking in advance, you can learn more about these here.

All services at Jane Scarth House are provided completely free of charge. If you wish to donate to support us, we are very grateful, but it will not affect the support we are able to offer you.

Yes. We offer telephone and Zoom online services.

We are still being very careful at Jane Scarth House. Our team test regularly for Covid, and we have enhanced hygiene and cleaning routines. We ask a set of Covid-related questions to each person before they come into the centre and we still wear masks.

Yes, our main building has just one step in it - for which there is a ramp. Our first floor annexe has a wheelchair-accessible lift.

Yes, of course. Our services are available to anyone who is affected by cancer - whether they are the patient, or friends and family.

We do not offer any clinical services, but we do hold a wide range of information leaflets that you can take away.

We host a Macmillan welfare and benefits services sessions every month. Find out more here - and contact the centre to book yourself in.

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There are lots of ways to support us: You can make a donation either online or in person. You can volunteer your time at Jane Scarth House or Jane's Charity Shop, or in a backroom role. You can run an event to raise money for us. Find out more here.

You can give us cash or a cheque, or make a donation via BACS (please tell us if you've done this, as we don't get enough information from the bank to make contact or thank you). You can also donate online at CAF?? or you can donate in person by debit or credit card in either Jane's Charity Shop or Jane Scarth House.

Our official name is Romsey Cancer Support Centre and our charity registration number is 1159474.

All sorts! Whether you want to volunteer in Jane's Charity Shop or within Jane Scarth House, or have administrative, building or fund-raising skills that you'd like to offer just get in touch.

Yes, we have a small range of leaflets and can provide you with collecting tins / buckets or loan you a 'tap to donate' machine that will enable you to take debit and credit card donations.

We accept any donations that we have space for and will be able to sell! Charity shoppers look in our shop for items that are in working order and good condition. Accepting items which are broken or in poor condition just means we have to pay to dispose of them. To see our list of what we do and don't accept click here.

Yes, that's what our forecourt is for. Please do not block the access road immediately outside our neighbours; The Olive Tree.

We can always take up to 6 carrier bags of donations and can usually take more. If you are making a large donation and want to be sure we can accept it, please give us a call.

We are able to take small items of furniture by arrangement. We simply do not have the space to take an unlimited amount, which restricts the time when we may be able to accept your donation.

Give us a call or pop in for a quick chat with us to discuss. We can sell specialist items online, but lack volunteer resources in this area so there can be a delay before your item is sold.

Yes, if you are UK registered tax payer. There's a simple form to fill out, just ask one of our team.

Sadly, the way that HMRC administers retail Gift Aid is different than that for cash donations, so you will need to sign a form at Jane's. (Strangely however, if you've signed one at Jane's Charity Shop that is valid for Jane Scarth House, but not the other way around!)