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A brain tumour diagnosis doesn't just affect the person living with the tumour, it can also have a massive impact on their family, friends and carers.
This section of our website aims to provide useful information for anybody who knows someone that has been diagnosed with a brain tumour, as well as signposting vital support that may be available.
Our team offer families of under 18s affected by a brain tumour a variety of support.
Get information about our new service for young adults aged 16-30 with a brain tumour diagnosis.
It is often forgotten that you can only care for someone well, if you care for yourself.
Advice and practical tips on how to support your loved one after diagnosis.
Learn about the different types of financial, emotional and practical support available for carers.
Read our guide to knowing what to say when a loved one has received a brain tumour diagnosis.
People affected by a brain tumour can often feel alone, isolated or disconnected from the world.
Learn more about strategies for encouraging your child to eat well if their appetite is affected.