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This section of our website has information about childhood cancers, and where to find support for chldren with cancer and their families.
Please go to the information for teenagers and young adults pages if you are looking for information and support for this older age group.
Children’s cancers are rare, and they can be quite different from cancers affecting adults. They tend to occur in different parts of the body to adult cancers. They also look different under the microscope and respond differently to treatment.
Click on the following links for a range of information about children's cancers:
Children’s cancers
Children’s radiotherapy
Children’s chemotherapy
Information for younger children
Information for older children
Information for family members and teachers
Support organisations
For further information about tests, investigations and treatments, you may find the information on the specific cancer pages useful.
Further information in languages other than English
To find out if there is any other information about cancer, cancer treatments and living with cancer available in your preferred language, please click on the heading above, or contact the Cancer Information Centre.
This page last reviewed: 07/11/2018
