Children and Young People's Cancer Aftercare
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Macmillan: if you are LGBTQ+ and have cancer, you may have questions about if this will affect your cancer treatment. Sexual orientation and gender identity should not affect your access to the right healthcare. Your healthcare team should offer you care, support and information that meets your needs. But we know that sometimes LGBTQ+ people may face extra challenges in getting the right help.
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Stonewall: play a key role in progressing LGBTQ+ equality in Scotland through our policy, public affairs and workplace programmes work.
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Teenage Cancer Trust: support every young person with cancer, and that includes LGBTQ+ young people and their families.
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