What is cancer? (for kids)

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Kids' Guide to Cancer

Children are often scared and confused when they hear about the cancer diagnosis of someone they love. The free Kids’ Guide to Cancer app empowers kids to learn more about cancer on their own terms, at their own pace – and understand everything that is going on.

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New Normal Navigator app

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Talking To Kids About Cancer: 7 Handy Tips

A cancer diagnosis can be difficult to talk about. Talking about cancer to children can be particularly challenging. Here are seven handy tips for talking to kids about cancer.

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What To Say When Someone Has Cancer

Finding out that someone you know has cancer is always difficult, especially if you don’t know what to say.

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Delicious homemade granola recipe – with celebrity chef Dan Churchill

Granola can be enjoyed in so many ways. You can mix it with milk, add it to your smoothies or top it with a beautiful fruit salad! With the help of celebrity chef Dan Churchill, we’re going to show you how to make some scrumptious granola.

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Make Beautiful Macramé Christmas Star Decorations!

Today we are making adorable macramé Christmas stars! Macramé stars are a lovely way to save money on decorations and the perfect creative project to keep you busy over the holiday period.

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5 simple ways to savour the good and be happier!

Join Jodi in our Fresh Squeeze of Oranges and learn the art of savouring! Disagreements and negativity can cause you to feel stressed and rundown. But, research has shown that learning how to savour everyday things can disrupt this cycle and help you to be happier and healthier.

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