We are sorry to announce that from Wednesday 1st July the Staffordshire Cancer Support Programme (CaSP) at the Beth Johnson Foundation will no longer be accepting referrals for new clients.    Our team of Linkworkers and Volunteer Buddies have provided much needed support for people living with and beyond cancer for over seven years, and we are honoured to have recently been nominated for the Evening Sentinel ‘Our Heroes Award’ – thank you!  ... Read more

Are you a carer of a family member or friend with dementia?  If you are 18 or older, are currently a carer of a family member or friend who has dementia and did so through the Covid-19 pandemic, you are invited to take part in a research study being conducted within Staffordshire University and University of Derby Online Learning (UDOL) Psychology department.  ... Read more

A carer is someone who helps another person, usually a relative or friend, in their day – to - day lives. There are millions of carers of all ages across the UK who support people in a variety of ways, and who are usually ‘unsung heroes’. They quietly, consistently and compassionately support people often behind the scenes, often unrecognised, and usually unpaid. There are 6.5 million carers across the UK, doing everyday things with everyday people. Whether it be helping with personal things like helping someone to get dressed; helping them to the loo; or helping them to simply move about. Many things that lots of people usually take for granted in their routine, everyday lives. ... Read more

We are always looking for volunteers. If you’d like to give back, and support people going through some tough challenges then volunteer with us. You can learn new skills and enhance existing ones. We will aim to give you a rewarding volunteering experience with ongoing training and help from a supportive team.  ... Read more

The Staffordshire Cancer Support Programme (CaSP) is a FREE service provided by the Beth Johnson Foundation. We are a team of experienced professional Link workers who can help adults living with and beyond cancer to find solutions to the issues that are important to them.  Following the recent response from the government, it has been decided that for the time being we will not be providing home visits to clients to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.  We understand that people will have an increased anxiety due to the restrictions being imposed due to the Coronavirus in addition to their diagnosis, therefore, are expanding our service to provide  ... Read more