By taking part in our Improving Brain Tumour Care survey and sharing your experience of caring for someone with a brain tumour diagnosis, you're providing invaluable data that will help us work with healthcare centres across the UK to improve brain tumour treatment and care for everybody. If you want to contribute further, you can take another survey about a different part of your experience.
Based on the survey you just completed, we think that you might find some of the following information useful or you can always contact our Support and Information Line if you need any other help.
Find out more about the importance of carers and what caring for somebody with a brain tumour diagnosis can involve.
Learn more about the practicial support and financial assistant that's available to carers in the UK.
If you're caring for your partner, our Relationship Support Service can help you get the most out of your relationship.
Order your free Brain Tumour Information Pack to help you understand your diagnosis better.
Find out more about BRIAN, our online app to help people cope after a brain tumour diagnosis.
Find out where to get support online from people who understand your experience.
We'll ask you about your or a loved one's experience of trying to get a diagnosis for your symptoms.
We'll ask you about when you or a loved one were first given a brain tumour diagnosis by a healthcare professional.
We'll ask you about your or a loved one's experience before and after surgery for your brain tumour.
We'll ask you about your or a loved one's experience before, during and after radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
We'll ask you about your or a loved one's experiences of having a brain tumour diagnosis but not having active treatment.
We'll ask you about your or a loved one's experiences after receiving a terminal brain tumour diagnosis.