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The Moving Forward Programme helps people with Cancer across the Fylde Coast become more active before, during and after Cancer Treatment. Our Level 4 Exercise specialists will help you find safe and effective ways to improve your health & wellbeing. The Programme is Free. Have you been diagnosed with Cancer in the last 5 years? What should I do next? • If you are currently receiving treatment for Cancer, speak to your Cancer Nurse Specialist (CNS), your GP or Health Professional supporting you. Ask them to complete a ‘Moving Forward’ referral form and refer you into the programme • Alternatively you can self refer into the programme if you have had cancer treatment in the last 5 years using the contact details below • Once we have received your Referral Form, the Moving Forward Referral Officer will contact you directly with more information about the programme and to book you in for your initial appointment Fylde Coast YMCA runs throughout Fleetwood, Thornton, Poulton, Garstang, Kirkham, Lytham and St Annes. All centres have different timetabled activities with gym facilities, fitness classes & aqua classes. Contact Details: Tony Eardley Moving Forward Referral Officer: Tel: 01253 882105 Mob: 07833050662 [email protected] www.ymcayactive/moving-forward Chemo knocked me for six but this programme has helped me get back on my feet and given me my energy back. I feel more confident in my recovery Angela, 56

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Page 1: Have you been diagnosed with Cancer in the last 5 years? · The Moving Forward Programme helps people with Cancer across the Fylde Coast become more active before, during and after

The Moving Forward Programme

helps people with Cancer across the Fylde Coast become

more active before, during and after Cancer Treatment.

Our Level 4 Exercise specialists will help you find safe and

effective ways to improve your health & wellbeing.

The Programme is Free.

Have you been diagnosed with Cancer

in the last 5 years?

What should I do next?

• If you are currently receiving treatment for Cancer, speak

to your Cancer Nurse Specialist (CNS), your GP or Health

Professional supporting you. Ask them to complete a

‘Moving Forward’ referral form and refer you

into the programme

• Alternatively you can self refer into the programme if you

have had cancer treatment in the last 5 years using the

contact details below

• Once we have received your

Referral Form, the Moving

Forward Referral Officer will

contact you directly with

more information about the

programme and to book

you in for your

initial appointment

Fylde Coast YMCA runs throughout Fleetwood, Thornton,

Poulton, Garstang, Kirkham, Lytham and St Annes.

All centres have different timetabled activities with gym

facilities, fitness classes & aqua classes.

Contact Details: Tony Eardley

Moving Forward Referral Officer:

Tel: 01253 882105 Mob: 07833050662 [email protected]

www.ymcayactive/moving-forward

Chemo knocked me for six but this

programme has helped me get back on my

feet and given me my energy back. I feel

more confident in my recovery

Angela, 56

“”

Page 2: Have you been diagnosed with Cancer in the last 5 years? · The Moving Forward Programme helps people with Cancer across the Fylde Coast become more active before, during and after

Tony works across the Fylde Coast and Blackpool areas to deliver all initial assessments.

The Initial Assessment lasts up to an hour and helps

determine individual goals. The appointment takes

place in one of Fylde Coasts YMCA centres. It is your

chance to speak with Tony about the different activities

on offer and to discuss any other concerns before

participating in physical Activity.

Tony is a Level 4 Cancer Rehabilitation specialist. He has

been involved in the Health and Physical Activity sector

for a number of years, where he has used his expertise

and knowledge to deliver effective physical activity

programmes for a wide range of clients.

At the Initial Assessment Tony will explain the benefits

of keeping physically active and start you on your

exercise journey. Fylde Coast YMCA offers a ‘Buddy

Scheme’ for those who wish to bring a friend or family

member along with them for free. We recognise this can

be of great support and help motivate individuals to

attend more regularly.

The scheme has helped me feel more

confident in myself. It has given me a

purpose through some tough times and help

me stay motivated in every area of my life.

The support given by all staff has

been incredible

Lynne, 70

Tony Eardley

YMCA Moving Forward Referral Officer

The programme is supported

by a Specialist Cancer Referral

Officer who will help with

concerns relating to physical

activity and the cancer

care pathway.

A variety of activities are

offered, e.g. gym based

exercise, walks, group fitness

classes, Tai Chi, swimming,

cycling and multi sport.

There are many benefits of becoming more active before, during and after cancer treatment:

• Reduce tiredness

• Relieves pain and improves flexibility

• Improves mood and quality of life

• Improves bone health and reduces the

risk of osteoporosis

• Helps to achieve and maintain a healthy weight

• Improves general fitness

• Help maintain independence and wellbeing

Reduce the risk of cancer recurrence and the risk of

developing other long term conditions, e.g diabetes

There are many ways of achieving these benefits. For example:

• Walking

• Every day activities at home

• Gym sessions

• Pilates/Yoga classes

Activities are tailored to each individual’s fitness level or stage of treatment.