Cancer Information and support for teenagers and young adults who have cancer or are worried they might have cancer

Information on the specific types of cancer most commonly seen in teenagers and young adults.

What to do if you're worried you might have cancer.

Learning about your cancer and what to expect during treatment and beyond can be a helpful way of coping with what's happening to you.

Learn more about what causes cancer in teenagers and young adults.

Living with and beyond cancer

It is devastating to hear that you have cancer. Get advice on taking care of your mental health and coping with your feelings.

Find advice on how your employment and education might be affected by a cancer diagnosis.

Advice on how cancer and treatment may affect your relationships and sex life and information about coping with any changes.

What happens after your treatment ends including information about late effects.

Get help as you think through what you want to do now and start making any decisions for the future.

We offer a wide range of resources to help teenagers and young adults dealing with cancer, as well as your friends and family

There are many organisations that can help you with support and specialist advice around cancer

Our information about teenage and young adult cancer is written by experts, so you can rest assured it is accurate and reliable.