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 people whose child has been diagnosed with cancer and…
You are here: Home Page When cancer impacts your family, especially when it’s a child diagnosed, life changes overnight. Between hospital visits, disrupted routines, and emotional strain, it’s never an easy road. The good news is that Australia has a strong network of trusted organisations offering practical, emotional, and financial support. Cancer Hub provides a…
You are here: Home Page Even though it’s hard, being honest and open with your children about cancer is the best way to help them cope. Young people want to be told the truth, even if it’s difficult news for you to share and for them to hear. Secrecy often makes things worse and only…
You are here: Home Page Even though it’s hard, being honest and open with your children about cancer is the best way to help them cope. Young people want to be told the truth, even if it’s difficult news for you to share and for them to hear. Secrecy often makes things worse and only…
You are here: Home Page Even though it’s hard, being honest and open with your children about cancer is the best way to help them cope. Young people want to be told the truth, even if it’s difficult news for you to share and for them to hear. Secrecy often makes things worse and only…
You are here: Home Page Even though it’s hard, being honest and open with your children about cancer is the best way to help them cope. Young people want to be told the truth, even if it’s difficult news for you to share and for them to hear. Secrecy often makes things worse and only…
You are here: Home Page One of the best ways to help your children is to get help and support for yourself. Do not try to do it all alone – call on your friends, family and others for help. Accepting support can reduce the burden on you and your children and help to limit…
You are here: Home Page It is very common to feel stressed and worried when your partner has cancer, and you are dealing with so much change and uncertainty. There is no single, or best, way to manage stress and worry. Looking after yourself, both physically and emotionally, can help you maintain your wellbeing and…
You are here: Home Page Children are naturally curious. When they find out that a family member has cancer, it is likely that they will have many questions. It is important that children feel informed, and that they do not feel like information is being withheld from them. It is also normal that you might…
You are here: Home Page Even though it’s hard, being honest and open with your children about cancer is the best way to help them cope. Young people want to be told the truth, even if it’s difficult news for you to share and for them to hear. Secrecy often makes things worse and only…