Youth Cancer Services
The Youth Cancer Services, which receive federal funding through Canteen as well as state and territory government funding, provide specialist, age-appropriate treatment and support for young cancer…
The Youth Cancer Services, which receive federal funding through Canteen as well as state and territory government funding, provide specialist, age-appropriate treatment and support for young cancer patients aged 15 - 25.
Youth Cancer Services are provided at five lead hospitals linked to a network of more than 25 hospitals across Australia. Each service has a multidisciplinary specialist team of doctors and health professionals who are experienced in treating and caring for young people with a range of different cancers. Every young person with cancer can access a Youth Cancer Service and get the best, age-appropriate medical, nursing and psychosocial support.
Service details
Age
12–25 years old
Gender focus
All genders welcome
Cost
Free
Wait times
Varies by program
How to access the service
- Phone to book appointment
How support is delivered
- Group programs/workshops
- Individual one-on-one support
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