General aftercare information
Children and Young People's Cancer Aftercare
Links to organisations that have after treatment health information for those who had cancer as a child, teenager or young adult.
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Children & Young People's Cancer Association (CCLG): this section contains health information for those who had cancer as a child, teenager or young adult.
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Life after Cancer: aims to bring people together who have finished cancer treatment to form support groups, with an aim to increase their physical, mental, emotional and social wellbeing. |
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Macmillan Cancer Support: It is normal to feel lots of different emotions when you finish cancer treatment. They are here to help you cope with life after cancer. Find out about follow-up care, managing treatment effects and making healthy lifestyle changes.
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NHS Inform: health information that anyone living in or visiting Scotland can trust
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PanCare:the PLAIN summaries have information about late effects and recommendations for long-term follow-up care for survivors. These summaries contain information about health problems for survivors, as well as their non-specialist healthcare providers, relatives and friends. |
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Teenage Cancer Trust: Getting back to ‘normal’ after you finish your cancer treatment isn’t always straightforward. You might feel like there’s lots of things to think about and experiences to navigate.
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Young Lives vs Cancer: Information/factsheet about after cancer treatment ends. Young Lives vs Cancer is the only charity in the UK with specialist social workers who provide tailored support to children and young people with cancer, and their families.
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