Links

If you offer a support service, resource, charity or anything else you think might be appropriate & would like us to feature it, please email us.

HeadStrong – a hair loss advisory service

UK-wide service for people being treated for any type of cancer… More info.

In Between Ears

Set up by our good friend Jay after being diagnosed with a brain tumour… Jay sadly passed away in 2002.

Breakthrough

Breakthrough is the UK’s leading charity committed to fighting breast cancer through research, campaigning and education.

Breast Cancer Care

There for anyone affected by breast cancer… Their HeadStrong service is a free hair loss advisory service.

CancerBackup

Europe’s leading cancer information charity. Recommended.

Cancer Buddies Network

Online support group designed to put you in touch with a cancer buddy.

Cancer Hair Care

The UK’s leading hair loss support charity.

Breast Cancer Gifts

Providing practical and natural products to cushion the effects of breast cancer treatment.

Dignity Wigs

Specialist wig fitting & styling salon — stylish and immaculate.

Survivors 4 Survivors

A UK support website for survivors of childhood and adolescent cancers.

Tak Tent Cancer Support Scotland

Providing emotional support, complementary therapies, and support groups across Scotland.

VACO

Vulva Awareness Campaign Organisation. Highly recommended.

Youth Cancer Forum Scotland

Youth-led platform for young people affected by cancer across Scotland.

Betty and Belle

Specialist mastectomy lingerie and holistic therapy shop. Highly recommended by Hats 4 Heads.

Mesothelioma Prognosis Network

Free services and information for those affected by asbestos-related illnesses.

Friends & Favourite Places…

Relax in St Ives

One-bedroom apartment in St Ives, Cornwall. Includes car park space, 5 mins from centre & beach.

Hats 4 Heads was set up in 2004 by our good friend Corinne after a 'Very Well Known Department Store' refused to let her sister, who had lost her hair through chemotherapy, use their changing rooms to try on a hat.

Like many others, she found the stress and humiliation of trying to discretely try on tight, uncomfortable hats to cover her rapidly balding head traumatic. Services that should have been readily available were at that time non-existent so they decided to do something about it.

Hats 4 Heads became one of the first to provide a wide range of hats and head wear with the requirement that they must be comfortable for people who have lost their hair through alopecia, cancer or illness.

In all cases customers can try the hats on in the comfort of their own home without feeling awkward or embarrassed.