For survivors

This is a website for teenagers who have cancer and/or survived from cancer. It provides information about education and jobs, lifestyle – how to keep healthy, fertility and relationships, travel/vaccinations, financial information.

Web: http://www.aftercure.org top of page

A website developed to enable cancer survivors to express feelings and support one another through sharing their experiences.

Web: csn.cancer.org/

Survivors' Helpline.

Helpline: +44 (0)800 328 9419 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 6.30pm)

Web: www.clicsargent.org.uk/Aboutchildhoodcancer/youth/Beingasurvivor

Children's oncology group whose mission is to cure and prevent adolescent cancer through scientific discovery and compassionate care.

Web: www.survivorshipguidelines.org/

A charity which supplies children and young adults affected by cancer with bikes and equipment. This includes not only the survivor themselves and their sibling/s but also the children of adults who have been battling the disease.

Web: http://www.cyclistsfc.org.uk/index.html

These annual meetings, run by survivors, for survivors provide an opportunity for people from all over the world to meet and learn about issues related to their disease and its treatment. ICCCPO is a good place to hear about how survivors groups work in different countries, and get ideas about how to start a survivors group in your area. Besides being informative, these conferences provide the opportunity to meet and make friends with people who have had similar experiences to you.

Web: http://www.icccpo.org

Address: ICCCPO Secretariat, c/o VOKK, Schouwstede 2d. 3431 JB, Nieuwegein, Netherlands

Resources and information for parents of children with cancer...by parents of children with cancer.

Web: www.acor.org/ped-onc/survivors/index.html