Supporting children and young people with cancer and their families across the South West
Supporting children and young people with cancer and their families across the South West
The Autumn edition of CCLG's Contact magazine looks at hope and how it can can influence a cancer journey through diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
What does hope look like to different people? What work is being done to offer hope to children and young people with cancer, and by whom?
This poignant poem, written for National Poetry Day, was shaped by conversations with colleagues at Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre.
Thank You for Talking to Me was written by UHBW Poet-in-Residence, Beth Calverley. It captures the emotions, quiet strength and everyday realities of patients, families and colleagues.
This episode interviews Nicola Clapson and Louise Brown from Royal Cornwall Hospital and explains how they support teenagers and young people in the area with cancer, and what is available to them during and after treatment at The Cove.
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Four young people who received treatment for their cancer at Musgrove Park Hospital went on a sailing trip organised by the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.