If you feel that you have been exposed to asbestos - what do you do? Any recent exposure to asbestos within the last ten years should not cause immediate symptoms or illness. If you are in paid work and...

If you feel that you have been exposed to asbestos - what do you do? Any recent exposure to asbestos within the last ten years should not cause immediate symptoms or illness. If you are in paid work and...
For Information on Financial Benefits, Compensations and Claims do get in touch with us at AASC, phone 01495 272 479 email: enquiries@a-a-s-c.org.uk Exposure to asbestos fibres can lead to a number of serious diseases. It may be possible to...
Call us 01495 272 479 to make sure you receive the right help and support Mesothelioma is not a new disease it can take a long time to develop usually around 20 – 50 years. It is a cancer which...
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Asbestos Awareness and Support Cymru (AASC) is providing a Wales wide network of help and support to those living with asbestos related illnesses and their families. Providing tailored support to those with mesothelioma in Wales.
We are here to guide those diagnosed with an asbestos related illness and their families to the help they need from health, social care and legal professionals in the statutory, voluntary and private sectors to ensure that they are aware of the best assistance available within Wales. Join our family of support.
Due to the Covid-19/ Coronavirus situation we have made the decision to cancel our face to face asbestos support group meetings and run them virtually using the Zoom platform.
We will continue to communicate as normal via telephone , and email and other social media channels to provide ongoing support.
Phone 01495 272 479, or email:enquiries@a-a-s-c.org.uk
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