We've put together some easy to read guides on different cancer types that may affect rangatahi or a member of their whānau.

Father’s Day can evoke a mix of feelings, especially for those who have a Dad being treated for cancer or who have lost their Dad to cancer. Read some ideas to help you coping with Father’s Day.

We have put together an extensive list of fun activities for rangatahi cancer patients here; take a look now and explore opportunities to relax and connect.

Nothing really prepares you for the death of someone you love. We get it.

You might be feeling scared, guilty, angry, lonely, left out, or all (or none) of the above. We get it.

Whether you’ve just heard those words or you’re going through treatment, cancer has probably turned your world upside down. We get it.

If your parent or carer has cancer, there are probably heaps of questions, feelings, and new thoughts running through your head. We get it.

We’ve gathered together some useful links to websites and organisations who can provide you with additional information and support.