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Games and Activities

This site is run by Riley Hospital for Children. It contains fun interactive games and activities about health, safety and education for both kids and teens.

Fertile Hope

Fertile Hope is a national non-profit dedicated to providing fertility information, support and hope to cancer patients through programs of awareness, education, financial assistance, research and support. The Fertile Hope website gives a comprehensive overview of the fertility risks associated with cancer treatment and the fertility preservation and parenthood options before, during and after treatments.

Teens Living with Cancer

A site for teens with cancer that have lots of living to do! You'll get straight information from those who know what it's like. This site has pics and stories of real teens with cancer. You can connect with others like yourself. Your friends will see what you really need, and your family will learn how to get a grip.

Planet Cancer

Shares the often entertaining, frequently bizarre, and always informative experiences and thoughts of other teens on Planet Cancer.

Group Loop

A safe online community for teens with cancer away from the daily pressures of classes, after school activities, family and work demands, and treatment schedules. Join an on-line support group to discuss whatever's on your mind.

2bme

A site for teens with cancer providing information on non-medical topics from skin and hair issues to fitness and friends. (Requires an installed, updated version of Flash).

Captian Chemo

A comic strip created by a teenage cancer patient has been turned into an interactive computer game to explain cancer and its treatment. (Requires an installed, updated version of Flash).

Let's Connect

A website created and maintained by a really cool group of people who have had or do have a chronic or life-threatening illness (like diabetes, cancer, lupus, cerebral palsy, etc) and realize the importance of talking to someone who's been there.

Live Strong-Lance Amrstrong Foundation

The Lance Armstrong Foundation exists to help people manage and survive cancer. Founded in 1997 by cancer survivor and champion cyclist Lance Armstrong, the Foundation focuses its activities in four primary areas: public education and awareness, survivor services and support, groundbreaking survivorship programs, and medical and scientific research grants.

Surviving and Moving Forward-The SAMFund for Young Adult Survivors of Cancer

SAMFund mission is to provide financial assistance to cancer survivors who are between the ages of 17 and 35 and are not currently receiving treatment, in order to enable them to pursue educational, professional and personal goals and establish a successful post-treatment life.

Outlook-Life Beyond Childhood Cancer

The focus of Outlook is to address the needs of survivors of childhood cancer and their families. They provide information to give survivors and their families the tools to help them become their own advocate. Within the personal stories section one can witness strength, resiliency and love for life. Patients who are currently undergoing treatment can also find support in Outlook by seeing the faces of survivors who represent the light at the end of the tunnel.

Vital Options

Vital Options maintains an informative and user friendly website to help connect patients, their family members and friends to gather information and resources, as well as access to The Group Room radio show Internet simulcast. This site has a special section that focuses on young adults with cancer.

Teenage Cancer Trust (UK site)

This site is teenaged focused and was developed in the UK. It gives an overview of different types of cancers as well as discusses fundraising and specific events occurring in the UK right now. It also has a chat forum for fun communication with other teens that have cancer. In addition, you can get connected with a Teenage Cancer Trust unit in your area.

Cancer Help (UK site)

CancerHelp UK is a free information service about cancer and care for people with cancer and their families. The site also lists the cancer clinical trials offered in the UK.