Our publications are free and available as digital downloads or as physical booklets and factsheets.
A colourful illustrated story book for young children preparing for a stem cell transplant. It follows the story of Ben, from his initial visit to the stem cell transplant unit through treatment, managing side effects, exploring emotions and what happens after discharge from hospital.
A stem cell transplant can be an important part of treatment for some cancers and leukaemia in children and young people. This guide explains stem cell (bone marrow) donation for teenagers and young adults.
A children's guide to bone marrow donation. A colourful illustrated story book for young children preparing for a bone marrow donation. It follows the story of Jess, who is donating her bone marrow to help her brother, Ben.
A story book for younger children, 'My brother or sister has cancer' tells the story of a boy and girl whose brother has cancer.
A practical information guide for parents and other adults who are caring for siblings of a child with cancer. Each brother and sister will react very differently to the diagnosis and its consequences but this booklet covers some of the issues that commonly arise.
An information guide for teenagers and young adults whose sibling is diagnosed with cancer. This guide covers how your brother or sister’s diagnosis might affect you, your feelings and emotions, and how it is important to take care of yourself during this difficult time. It explains more about cancer, and what you can expect over the coming weeks and months.
