Cancer Support Mallorca invites island community to September meetup
By Lottie Verrier • Updated: 27 Aug 2026 • 10:36 • 1 minute read
Meet up happening on Friday September 4 in Palma Credit: CSM
Cancer Support Mallorca is opening its doors to the island community once again, inviting patients, volunteers, friends, supporters and collaborators to join its next social meetup in Palma.
The charity hopes the gathering will offer a relaxed and welcoming space where people can connect, share experiences and build friendships in an informal setting. Whether someone has been involved with the organisation for years or is thinking about attending for the first time, everyone is encouraged to come along.
The meetup will take place on Friday, September 4, starting at 10.30am, at Cafe Aspas Magatzem, located on Calle General Riera 158 in Palma.
A chance to connect
While Cancer Support Mallorca is best known for the practical and emotional support it provides to people affected by cancer, organisers say these informal meetups are equally important. They give members of the community an opportunity to step away from appointments and everyday pressures to enjoy good conversation in a friendly environment.
The event is open not only to people living with or recovering from cancer, but also to volunteers, family members, supporters and anyone who collaborates with the charity’s work across Mallorca.
For newcomers, the gathering offers a chance to meet the people behind the organisation, learn more about its services and become part of a supportive network. For regular attendees, it’s an opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces while welcoming new members into the group.
Event details
The September meetup is expected to be a relaxed morning with no formal programme, allowing guests to chat over coffee or breakfast at their own pace.
Everyone attending will pay for their own food and drinks.
Cancer Support Mallorca says it would love to welcome as many people as possible, with the event reflecting its mission of ensuring that nobody faces cancer alone. Anyone looking for companionship, support or simply a friendly conversation is invited to join the group in Palma for what promises to be another warm and inclusive community gathering.
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Lottie Verrier
Lottie Verrier is a journalist and digital media specialist based in Mallorca. After a decade in London media, including a role as Deputy Editor for the MailOnline’s eCommerce division, she now combines her editorial expertise with a passion for the island to create engaging content that celebrates the best of life in Spain. Instagram @lottieinmallorca
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