Cancer Related Resources

Comprehensive guides, articles, and tools to support your cancer journey. Find trusted information for patients, survivors, and caregivers.

Filter Resources

Showing 12 of 642 resources

Guidelines

Long-Term Follow-up Program Resource Guide

General Resource Guide in English about long-term follow-up care with a short section about work.

CareerAll

October 17, 2023

2023

Read

Website

Empower Work: Unum's Comprehensive Hub for Employee and Employer Support in Financial, Emotional, and Physical Well-being

The English website offers a 6-week plan to fill out for returning to work after cancer or another disease.

Cancer + Careers

Website with comprehensive information about working or looking for work in the UK with a cancer diagnosis.

Maggie’s – Everyone’s Home for Cancer Care

Maggie’s is a charity providing free cancer support and information in centres across the UK and online.

Crazy About Work

Website for Norwegian cancer survivors with information about working and studying.

Working With Cancer

Working with Cancer helps English speaking employees, employers, the self-employed, job seekers and carers to manage can...

Beyond Cancer: Navigating Life After Treatment for Children and Young Adults at St. Jude's Children’s Research Hospital

Website in English with information about childhood and adolescent cancer including work-related topics.

Prepare to Return to Work After Treatment for Cancer

Brochure for English speaking cancer patients and survivors with information about returning to work.

Get Ready 2 Work

Website (written in Bulgarian) about how to overcome unemployment in young people.

Fit for Work - Integrating Childhood Cancer Survivors Into Working Life (English)

Information booklet for English speaking employers hiring survivors of cancer.

Cancer + Careers

Website with comprehensive information about working or looking for work in Spain with a cancer diagnosis.

Fit for Work - Integrating Childhood Cancer Survivors Into Working Life (German)

Information booklet for German speaking employers hiring survivors of cancer.