Coronavirus andCancer
Find information for young people and families about coronavirus and cancer, including the latest coronavirus guidelines. Read our information ›
Information
Information and resources for young people and families affected by cancer. Read our information ›
Our friendship andcancer campaign
3 in 4 young people with cancer said their friendships were affected by cancer. Find out more ›
Worried aboutcancer?
The five most common signs of cancer in young people are pain, a lump, bump or swelling, significant weight change, extreme tiredness and changes in a mole. Find out more ›
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Whatever you’re going through right now, you're not alone. Support is always available, whether you have cancer, you’re worried about cancer or someone you know has been given a cancer diagnosis. Get help ›
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