Patient resources

Better treatments mean more and more people are surviving cancer. Many of these people go on to lead normal if not extraordinary lives, while for some cancer has a lasting impact. This can include ongoing side effects of treatment, fear of a cancer relapse or other physical, emotional, financial and social concerns.

Services, resources, fact sheets, research, news and forums

Improved methods of cancer detection and treatment have led to an increase in the numbers of people surviving and living with cancer for longer periods of time.

CanTeen is here for you if you're 12-25 and cancer has turned your world upside down.

The Leukaemia Foundation is Australia's peak body for blood cancer, funding research and providing free services to support people with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders, and their families.

We improve the lives of people affected by cancer, now.

These brochures offer resources related to the physical, emotional, and day-to-day concerns of people affected by cancer after treatment.

Thanks to advances in detection and treatment, more people than ever before are surviving cancer.

Cancer Survival Toolbox® Special Topics

At Macmillan, we know how a cancer diagnosis can affect everything. So we’re here to support you and help you take back some control in your life.

Information and tips on staying active and healthy during and after cancer treatment.

This free and easy to use program provides cancer survivors with information regarding the health risks they face as a result of cancer therapies.

Cancer.Net's survivorship section provides helpful information for cancer survivors and their friends and family.

Adjusting to physical and emotional changes after cancer treatment and tips on coping with fear of recurrence.