Survivorship and Living Well

Survivorship and Living Well

Strategies, care models and innovations that address the lifelong impacts of cancer and its treatment

The challenges of childhood cancer don't end when treatment stops. Survivors face complex, lifelong impacts across every aspect of their lives, including physical health, cognitive function, education, employment, relationships, and financial stability. Taking a holistic perspective on survivorship care and support is essential.

Through consultation with survivors and families alongside alignment with sector leaders and charity partners, our Survivorship and Living Well Impact Program aims to transform long-term care for childhood and adolescent cancer survivors, ensuring every child, young person, and their families have access to comprehensive support designed specifically for their journey from patient to thriving adult.

Our ambitious goals

• Develop and promote national best-practice frameworks for survivorship and supportive care in childhood and adolescent cancer.
• Develop, test and implement digital solutions, early interventions, and novel approaches to improve long-term quality of life and survivor and family experience.
• Develop supporting evidence for comprehensive policy and practice reform across the system.

View our Survivorship Initiatives here.

Funding

Applications are currently closed for the Survivorship and Living Well Impact Program. Sign up to our mailing list for updates on when funding becomes available.

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