Are you a young adult aged 16-30 with a brain tumour diagnosis? Our Young Adults Service is here for you, helping you to connect with others and supporting you with any information you might need.
Our team is here to support you, these are some of things we can help you with:
You can call our team Monday to Friday, on 0808 800 0004. Our opening ours are:
If you are concerned about your health, please contact your GP immediately who may direct you to an out of hours service. Alternatively if you need to speak to someone urgently, please contact:
Our Young Adults Survey is now open and we want to hear from you. Whether you're accessing the service already or haven't joined us yet and would like to know more, your views are really important to us. Your feedback will help us develop the service, create new resources and plan events. We'd be really grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete the survey on the link below by Friday 22 March.
We are grateful to the Elliott Simmons Charitable Trust who kindly support our Young Adults Service.
A range of resources to help you following a brain tumour diagnosis.
Our free events are a great way to connect with other young adults with a brain tumour diagnosis.
Join our community to find out about our latest news, events and join our Facebook group.
Book an appointment for our telephone benefits clinic, together with Rushmoor Citizens Advice
A range resources to help staying in, returning to, or looking for work after diagnosis.
Our free global web-app offering day-to-day strategies, hints and tips to help you move forward.
Being a part of the young adults community provides the opportunity to meet others who have or are experiencing something similar to you. As someone living with cancer, I have found that I have positively benefitted from this. You not only have fun at events but you also get to interact with others who you can relate to and who simply understand how you may feel at times. It's so important to realise that you're not alone.
