by CancerCare

Provides some tips for taking care of yourself as you care for your child.

by CancerCare

Sections include talking about the diagnosis, talking about the treatment, talking about the prognosis, special considerations when talking to teens, when a child has cancer: helping siblings cope, ke

by CancerCare

Includes tips for communicating with your children about your cancer diagnosis

by CancerCare

This fact sheet offers tips on how to help teenagers cope with changes that may come up when a parent is diagnosed.

by CancerCare

Here are some answers to questions frequently asked by children and teens.

by National Cancer Institute

This guide is for young people who have a parent with cancer. You are not alone. Find out what has helped other teens get through this tough time. This guide includes quotes from teens who have a pare

by National Cancer Institute

Discusses what children of all ages need to know about cancer, about what they can do, how kids may act when you have cancer.

by CancerCare

Offers limited financial assistance for cancer-related costs such as transportation and child care, and their oncology social workers can help you find resources.

by National Cancer Institute

Sections include: finding ways to cope when a family member has cancer, managing stress when a family member has cancer, learning what to expect, you and your family after a cancer diagnosis, helping

by Camp Kesem

Serves children who have lost a parent to cancer, have a parent undergoing cancer treatment, or whose parent is a cancer survivor. Camp Kesem runs over 100 weeks of fun, action-packed and 100% free-of