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When cancer can't be cured

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Standing up to cancer
Youth Cancer Service
CanTeen is Australia's leading organisation providing evidence-based support to young people & families impacted by cancer.
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When cancer can't be cured
Getting support when my brother or sister's cancer can't be cured
Siblings say goodbye on beach
When cancer can't be cured
Saying goodbye to my brother or sister
Hands clasping in palliative care
When cancer can't be cured
Palliative care for my brother or sister
Teenager grieving over sibling's cancer
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Grieving before your sister or brother dies
Siblings dealing with the news
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Dealing with the news my brother or sister's cancer can't be cured
Mum and son sit on beach looking into the sunset
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Saying goodbye to my parent
Hands clasping in palliative care
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Palliative care for my parent's cancer
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Grieving before your parent dies
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Dealing with the news my parent’s cancer can't be cured
Young woman making plans
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Making plans when your cancer cannot be cured
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Making cancer treatment decisions
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Dealing with the news

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Acknowledgement of Country
Canteen acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Australia’s First Peoples and sovereign Custodians of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We are committed to providing inclusive and appropriate support for First Nations young people, their kin and community impacted by cancer. First Nations peoples are respectfully advised this website may contain images, names or stories of people who have passed away. Read our Reconciliation Action Plan here.
Ngalaya (Dharawal for ally or friend in battle), is an artwork commissioned by Canteen created by Kamilaroi and Jerrinja woman and artist Jasmine Sarin.

 

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We are guided by our values and commitments to ensure that everyone at Canteen feels respected, included and safe. We welcome the LGBTQI+ community and people from all cultures, backgrounds and abilities.