Childhood Cancer Guides write, update, and publish a number of books that help families of children with cancer. The website also comprises of information on childhood cancer and links to various resources.
ELLICSR is designed as a collaborative space for research into health, wellness and cancer survivorship. Cancer survivors, including family members, friends and caregivers, can:- Find information on health and wellness.- Participate in a class or program, designed through research with survivor input.- Meet other survivors and share experiences, support each other and learn together.
The Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO) champions childhood cancer care and control. POGO is the official source of advice on childhood cancer to Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care; a trusted source of information among colleagues, parents, survivors and the public; and the long-standing leader of a collaboration among five academic pediatric oncology programs and other stakeholders, which has resulted in a highly integrated childhood cancer system that delivers equitable care, accessible to families living across Ontarios vast geography.
POGO services are available to families of children with cancer, children with cancer, survivors of childhood cancers, and healthcare professionals caring for patients and survivors of childhood cancer. Specific programs have unique eligibility; speak with your healthcare team for details.
Speak with your healthcare team for information about POGO programs and services.
Family home, tertiary hospitals, schools and community.
POGO Pediatric Interlink Community Cancer Nurses extend the care of the child and family with cancer from hospital into the home. They assist in the preparation for the demands of treatment and arrange support and services as required throughout the course of illness.
When using the “Region” search option, here’s how to improve your search results.
1) Choose “Provincewide” to find individual organizations providing services across Ontario
2) Choose a specific region to find individual organizations whose services are available only in that region
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