Event
Connect Group: My child has a brain tumour
We know that caring for a child with a brain tumour comes with a unique set of challenges.
This connect group is an informal online catch-up for parents, guardians and carers who are in a similar situation.
With Redkite social workers Sam and Emmy there to guide the discussion, you will be able to safely share your experience, discuss challenges and learn strategies that others have found useful. If you’d rather turn off your camera and just listen, that’s okay too!
This group is for you if:
- You are a parent/guardian/carer of a child 0-18 years old who has a cancer diagnosis (brain tumour)
- You want to meet and talk with other parents/guardians/carers whose children have a similar diagnosis
Next Connect Group: My child has a brain tumour
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Connect Group: My child was recently diagnosed
Our connect groups let you connect over video with people in a similar situation. These informal groups are a space where you can share your experience with people who’ve been there too, as well as talk about challenges and share things you’ve found helpful.
