As a parent and survivor-led charity, we understand how this diagnosis pulls the rug from under the entire family without warning. When that happens, Childhood Cancer Ireland is there, giving families the strength and support they need every step of the way.
This webinar supports parents whose children are undergoing medical treatment and navigating primary school during this time. It focuses on the educational...
Childhood Cancer Ireland brings parents together to connect and learn, alongside our experts as we explore shared experiences and ways...
Families in Grief: Bereavement supports: What supports are available for family members This talk is designed for parents, caregivers and young...
Childhood Cancer Ireland brings parents together to connect and learn, alongside our experts as we explore shared experiences and ways...
Brand new programme! Finishing treatment may bring enormous relief and gratitude, but it can also release a wave of unexpected emotions, including fear of recurrence and uncertainty about how to move forward. From managing fatigue and emotional wellbeing to navigating
Young people often face disruptions to their education during and after treatment, including absence from school and / or reduced school attendance, as well as challenges such as fatigue, difficulty concentrating, memory issues and anxiety. Research shows these factors can
The Institute of Education is a nationally and internationally-recognised second level school based in Lower Leeson St, Dublin 2. It offers full-time education to 4th – 6th year students, as well as part-time courses and grinds for 2nd – 6th
