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Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group

The CCLG do a range of extremely useful information resources and leaflets that provide  information for parents and General Practitioners on the diagnosis and treatment of a child with cancer.

These include:

    - My child has a renal tumour

    - My child has a brain or spinal spinal tumour

    - Taking part in research

   - A range of materials to help members of the family including : Helping brothers and sisters,

     Helping Grandparents.

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Clic Sargent  

Provide financial, emotional and practical support. Speak to staff on your child's ward and they will refer you to your local Clic team.

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The Teenage cancer Trust 

For teenagers and their families, providing emotional and practical support.

 

Be Child Cancer Aware

Concentrates on childhood cancer awareness and also the excellent Beads of Courage scheme that provides a great deal of pleasure and pride to children and young people going through treatment

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The Rainbow Trust

Supporting life limited or life threatened children and their families - this included children undergoing treatment for cancer.

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Online Support Groups
 

Rhabdoid families support group with the Grace Kelly Ladybird Trust

Online support group for parents and carers of children diagnosed with a rhabdoid tumour of any location. This group also welcomes parents of children with very rare or undiagnosed solid tissue tumours for whom alternative support groups do not exist.

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My kid has Cancer

Facebook support group, providing easily accessible online friendship and support to parents of children with cancer. Please note this group is a closed group and only parents or primary carers of a child with cancer are able to join.

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Other groups available:

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Grandparents of children with cancer support group

A closed Facebook support group for grandparents of children with cancer.

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My kid has cancer - bereaved parents

A closed Facebook support group for parents following the death of their child from cancer. Only parents or primary carers of the deceased child or young person are able to join.

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There are also many excellent smaller childhood cancer charities also operate in local areas that  provide a lot of emotional and practical support to the families of children undergoing treatment.

Useful contacts and information resources

For bereaved families

 

The Compassionate Friends 

Help and support after the death of a child.

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A Child of Mine

Help and support for bereaved parents. It provides information and guidance on all aspects of losing a child.

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