FAQ - Recovery Haven

How can Recovery Haven Help?

We understand your journey and we can be a little hand at your elbow, a support as you move forward.

No matter where you are in your journey, we appreciate that taking the first step can be hard. Many clients say they wish they had done it sooner but no matter when you choose to reach out, we will promise to make it as easy as possible.

What do I need to do?

Call us today on 066 7192122; email us at [email protected] or drop in during our opening times.

Where do your clients come from?

The Centre is open to everyone – but mainly those in Kerry , bordering counties of Cork and Limerick avail of our face to face services. Our online services are less geographically restricting, so open to all.

Can anyone attend the Centre?

Yes, if they have been affected by cancer in any way, either as a patient or a friend or family member who has had Cancer. Any member of the public who has been affected by cancer are encouraged to make contact.

How much does it cost?

Nothing! All our support services are offered free of charge

Where do you get your money from?

Recovery Haven Kerry is a registered Charity therefore to continue the work of the Centre we have to continually raise funds to continue. If you would like to participate in fundraising, sponsor and event, or have a fundraising idea please contact a member of the RHK team.

Every donation makes a difference

At Recovery Haven Kerry, Cancer Support House, we rely almost entirely on voluntary donations and fundraising to continue offering our support services free of charge to cancer patients and their loved ones.

Your donation will help them through their cancer journey, by providing information, counselling and wellbeing services or support managing thoughts and emotions. We can only continue to provide our services free of charge to those who need it with your help.

A monthly recurring donation provides us with a consistent and reliable source of funding that allows us to plan ahead while ensuring our support and services for cancer patients and their loved ones can remain free of charge.