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Find upcoming events for childhood cancer and brain tumour survivors and access various types of resources to support your school or work goals.


Upcoming Events

Virtual Workshop: Financial Aid for Post-Secondary School

February 26, 2026 | 5:30 – 6:30 pm

POGO counsellors will present post-secondary financial aid programs with content specifically tailored to childhood cancer and brain tumour survivors.

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Resources

The POGO Transitions Program Employment Handbook

When you’re a young job seeker, what’s the first step you take to find the right opportunity? What should you include on your resume? How do you prepare for the interview? When do you disclose a disability, or should you? This handbook answers these and many other questions, providing valuable tips and advice to get you on your path to employment.


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Pathways to Success for Survivors of Childhood Cancer: A Guide for Educators, Counsellors and Families

The POGO Transitions Program developed this guide to provide clear, straightforward answers to the most frequently asked questions about how to effectively support survivors of childhood cancer as they move through critical transitions and choose pathways that meet their unique needs, capabilities and aspirations.


Download French PDF.
Download English PDF.
Pathways to Success for Youth Facing Neurocognitive Challenges: A Guide for Educators and Counsellors

This guide is a companion publication to Pathways to Success for Survivors of Childhood Cancer: A Guide for Educators, Counsellors and Families. In addition to survivors of childhood cancer, it provides information on three other populations: Youth with acquired brain injury, epilepsy, and complications from premature birth. All three groups face similar issues as they transition from high school to post-secondary education or employment.

Like the original publication, this guide is intended to assist educators and counsellors as they work with youth transitioning from child to adult, from pediatric care to adult care, and from high school to post-secondary education, apprenticeship or employment.



Download English PDF.
Download French PDF.

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