Parents and carers of children diagnosed with cancer often experience stress, overwhelm and uncertainty throughout the cancer experience. Here are our tips for coping with strong emotions during this challenging time.
A child’s cancer diagnosis can disrupt the family in many ways. Here are some ideas to help keep your family connected during these challenging times.
Childhood cancer can have a large impact on a family’s financial situation. Here are some support services that may be able to help.
Understanding and navigating Centrelink can be difficult and confusing. Below are some tips about Centrelink and other options that may be relevant to you and your family.
The teacher resource pack is a guide to help school staff and parents/carers, from preschools to primary schools across Australia, navigate cancer in the school community.
Talking about cancer to children can be particularly challenging. Here are seven handy tips for talking to kids about cancer.
Feel empowered to make decisions about your cancer treatment. Ask about options and take control where possible, including treatment timing and location.
Cancer impacts the whole family emotionally. Parents and carers may feel overwhelmed, guilty, or helpless. Support is available to help everyone cope.
Returning to work after cancer can boost confidence and independence. Prepare by knowing your limits and adjusting your routine.
Cancer can test friendships, leading to gains and losses. Communicate openly and lean on supportive friends during this time.
