
Cancer Support
Care, comfort and counsel for anyone affected by cancer across the Costa Cálida, with a respite home on Camposol.
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On Sunday 25 October, Sophie Cordell of Ana's Café will push local fundraising hero Colin Thackwell round the MABS Race for Life in his wheelchair, for his final race. Please pop into Ana's Café on Sector A to make a pledge and make his day.

Colin Thackwell
When: Sunday 25 October 2026, Camposol
Routes: 4km or 8km, run, jog or walk
Entry: €12 for adults, €6 for children under 12
A T-shirt for all runners, and a medal for everyone who finishes.
MABs and Forget Me Not are joining together for a festive Christmas Party at the Casa Club, with a three-course meal, live entertainment and a super festive raffle. All proceeds are split between the two charities.

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When: 17 December, 1pm to 4pm
Where: The Casa Club, Camposol Golf Clubhouse
Entertainment: Barrington and Paul Price, plus a three-course meal
Tickets: Clients free, Volunteers 10€, Family, friends and supporters 25€
Raffle: donations of raffle prizes are welcome, with a super festive raffle drawn on the day
For tickets: contact Heather Spence on 603 125 782
MABS Camposol provides practical support to anyone of any nationality in the Costa Cálida and Murcia region who has been affected by cancer, on the promise of care, comfort and counsel.
The Mazarrón team does not only support Camposol. They cover the whole area on this side of Lorca, including Puerto de Mazarrón, Isla Plana, La Azohía, Bolnuevo, Totana, Aledo, El Paretón, Fuente Álamo and Alhama de Murcia.
MABS was founded in 1999 by five women with breast cancer who realised there was little support during and after treatment. As the need grew it expanded south to the Costa Cálida, establishing the Mazarrón branch that serves Camposol. It became a registered Foundation in 2017, and in April 2018 the MABS Respite Home and Information Centre opened on Camposol.
Services include driving patients to and from hospital appointments, providing translators for medical appointments, lending mobility and medical equipment such as wheelchairs and hospital beds, and offering companionship in a patient's own language. The respite home offers a comfortable environment for those under palliative care and support for their families.
MABS receives no official government funding and relies entirely on fundraising, through the MABS Charity Shop in Totana, the Camposol information centre, and events like the annual Race for Life each October.