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Helen Pearson, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in solid tumours, researcher and CCLG member, explains how the findings of a study have helped co-design an important new web resource to support families.

The award-winning Contact magazine is a free quarterly magazine for families of children and young people with cancer.

We develop national clinical treatment guidelines ensuring safe, consistent and standardised care for children with cancer. CCLG members regularly review guidance and recommendations to cover all of the major children's cancers, including leukaemia.

Cancer in children and young people is rare. It is often found in different parts of the body, looks different under the microscope and responds differently to treatment compared to ‘adult’ cancers (CCLG, 2021).

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Organising your own fundraising event for CCLG is a great way to have fun with family or friends, at work or in the local community. Don't forget to get in touch to let us know what you're planning - and let us know if we can help in any way!

Our rare endocrine tumour guidelines are intended to be a reference document for clinicians presented with the challenge of managing children and young people with rare endocrine tumour diagnoses.

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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Join communities around the globe to raise awareness about the impact of childhood cancer, and get involved this September.