charity's new £1m Mobile Support Unit, the largest mobile chemotherapy treatment unit in the world. It is 60% bigger than the first Mobile Support Unit, with seven chemotherapy chairs and is capable of seeing 30 patients a day and delivering more than 8,500 treatments a year. Calculations show that the two existing Mobile Support Units save the NHS in Wales more than £1m a year, and the new Mobile Support Unit could deliver more than 125,000 treatments over the course its lifetime. In 2014, Tenovus Cancer Care joined forces with Movember and Prostate Cancer UK to launch the UK's first ManVan, a 38-foot American Motorhome which offers men a safe, relaxing space in which to discuss issues around male cancers such as prostate and testicular cancer. During the three-year project, the ManVan had more than 6,200 visitors, helped over 600 men who had a cancer diagnosis and offered around 4,000 appointments. It visited almost 100 locations across the country and travelled over 42,326 miles. Tenovus Cancer Care also has a 14-strong team of Cancer Support Advisors, offering help, guidance and support through its multi-disciplinary service, allowing patients and their families to access a number of services directly through the charity. The team provides advice about welfare benefits for cancer patients and helps people apply for grants, blue badges and other essential support. Tenovus Cancer Care has a national free Support Line (0808 808 1010), which is open 8am-8pm, 365 days a year. They more recently launched a proactive telephone chemotherapy callback service (Tenovus Cancer Care Callback) where a Tenovus Cancer Care Nurse Specialist contacts cancer patients throughout their treatment to provide advice and support. Sing with Us choirs In 2012, Tenovus Cancer Care launched the 'Sing with Us' project, funded by the Big Lottery, to run 15 choirs across Wales for cancer patients, survivors, their families and people bereaved through cancer. Initial research conducted by Cardiff University and Tenovus Cancer Care has proved that singing in the choirs reduces anxiety and pain, as well as helping to improve physical function. Tenovus Cancer Care's work in this area also featured in the October 2012 Channel 4 documentary 'Sing For Your Life', where the charity set up a choir of cancer patients that performed at the Royal Albert Hall. In late 2014, Tenovus Cancer Care set up their first Sing with Us choir outside Wales, in Guildford, Surrey. In 2015, Tenovus Cancer