Teens Unite will provide 2,500 hours of personalised support for young people living with and beyond cancer, helping them overcome barriers to participation, build confidence, reduce isolation, and access opportunities that improve wellbeing and support life beyond cancer.
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Young people living with and beyond cancer often experience isolation, anxiety, reduced confidence, and ongoing physical and emotional challenges after treatment. These barriers can prevent them from engaging with social opportunities and support services, increasing the risk of long-term isolation and poor wellbeing. Personalised support is needed to help young people overcome these barriers, rebuild confidence, and reconnect with opportunities that improve their quality of life.
We will provide 2,500 hours of personalised support to help young people living with and beyond cancer overcome barriers to participation. Through one-to-one outreach, regular check-ins, and tailored encouragement, we will build trusted relationships that help young people feel confident and supported to access opportunities that improve wellbeing, strengthen connections, and reduce isolation.