How Cancer Care Support Groups Can Help

Cancer support groups for parents and carers You are here: Home Page A childhood cancer diagnosis can, turn a family’s world upside down. Knowing other families are going through a similar experience can be helpful to feel less alone.   Our group support programs give families all around Australia a chance to connect with support for…

How Cancer Care Support Groups Can Help

Cancer support groups for children and young people You are here: Home Page A cancer diagnosis doesn’t just affect you – it affects your whole family, including your child’s siblings. Redkite offers age-specific group programs designed to help children process their experience, connect with peers who understand, and build coping skills, all in a safe…

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Financial Assistance for Cancer Patients

You are here: Home Page When a child is diagnosed with cancer, most aspects of a family’s lifestyle are impacted in some way. We understand families are under high amounts of pressure and stress during the course of their child’s cancer, treatment and beyond.  Cancer Hub provides guidance with financial assistance for cancer patients and helping…

How to cope with a loved one dying of cancer

You are here: Home Page Losing a loved one to cancer is a personal and unique experience. It’s a loss that can be hard to put into words and touches every part of life. Everyone grieves in different ways.  Managing everyday life during and even after treatment may feel challenging at times.   Grief can be…

How to help a family with a child with cancer

You are here: Home Page Childhood cancer is hard on everyone involved. Parents are suddenly balancing hospital stays, treatments and sleepless nights with work, household duties and trying to maintain a sense of normality for their other children. Siblings can feel left behind as every resource – time, money, energy – rightly becomes focused on…

How to help a family with a child with cancer

You are here: Home Page Childhood cancer is hard on everyone involved. Parents are suddenly balancing hospital stays, treatments and sleepless nights with work, household duties and trying to maintain a sense of normality for their other children. Siblings can feel left behind as every resource – time, money, energy – rightly becomes focused on…