Cancer changes a child’s life. It changes family life too. Parents worry. Brothers and sisters worry. Friends may not know what to say. Every family needs help, hope, and support.
Our Pediatric Cancer Support resources help children and families every step of the way. You can use them after a new diagnosis, during treatment, after treatment, or during survivorship. You do not have to face this journey alone.
Help for Every Family
Our Pediatric Cancer Support ecosystem includes a book and an app. Both give families simple tools, caring support, and clear information.
Read the Book
Braver Than Cancer helps children, parents, and caregivers understand pediatric cancer. The book answers common questions and shares ideas that make hard days a little easier. It also reminds families that hope is always important.
Use the App
LCH-Brave Together helps families stay organized while caring for a child with cancer.
The app includes:
- Daily check-ins
- Symptom tracking
- Medicine reminders
- Appointment planning
- Caregiver support
- Journaling
- Breathing exercises
- Sibling support
- Survivorship tools
- AI support companion
All information stays on your device. Your family stays in control of your data.
Who Can Use These Resources?
Our Pediatric Cancer Support resources help:
- Children with cancer
- Parents
- Caregivers
- Brothers and sisters
- Grandparents
- Family members
- Survivors
- Friends who want to help
Everyone deserves support.
Learn Together
Families can learn about:
- A new diagnosis
- Cancer treatment
- Hospital visits
- Big feelings
- Helping brothers and sisters
- School
- Life after treatment
- Caregiver stress
- Grief
- Hope
Every topic uses clear language and practical ideas.
One Day at a Time
Some days will feel easy. Some days will feel very hard. That is normal.
Our Pediatric Cancer Support resources give families tools they can use every day. The book and app help children and caregivers build hope, find support, and keep moving forward together.
You are not alone. Hope grows one day at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is pediatric cancer?
Pediatric cancer is cancer that affects children and teens. It is different from most cancers found in adults. Children often need special doctors, hospitals, and treatments designed just for them.
Who are these resources for?
Our Pediatric Cancer Support resources help:
- Children with cancer
- Parents
- Brothers and sisters
- Grandparents
- Family members
- Friends
- Caregivers
- Childhood cancer survivors
Everyone deserves support during this journey.
What is Braver Than Cancer?
Braver Than Cancer is a practical guide for children, families, and caregivers facing pediatric cancer. The book explains difficult topics in clear language while offering encouragement, practical advice, and hope.
What is the LCH-Brave Together app?
LCH-Brave Together is a companion app created for families affected by pediatric cancer. It includes wellness tools, symptom tracking, medication reminders, journaling, caregiver support, sibling resources, survivorship planning, and more.
Is my information private?
Yes. The LCH-Brave Together app stores all information locally on your device. Your personal information is not uploaded to outside servers, giving your family greater privacy and control.
Can brothers and sisters use these resources?
Yes. Cancer affects the whole family. Our Pediatric Cancer Support ecosystem includes resources that help brothers and sisters understand what is happening, share their feelings, and stay connected throughout the journey.
Can caregivers use these resources?
Yes. Parents and caregivers often carry a heavy emotional load. These resources provide practical tools, emotional support, and helpful information to care for both the child and themselves.
Do these resources help after treatment ends?
Yes. Life after treatment brings new challenges. Our Pediatric Cancer Support resources include information about survivorship, emotional healing, returning to school, and adjusting to life after cancer.
Can these resources help during hospital stays?
Yes. Families can use the book and app during hospital visits, treatments, and recovery. The resources help families stay organized while offering comfort and emotional support.
Can I use these resources with my child’s healthcare team?
Yes. These resources are designed to support not replace your child’s medical care. Always follow the advice of your child’s doctors, nurses, and healthcare team when making medical decisions.
Where can I find more pediatric cancer support?
You can explore additional articles, educational resources, coping tools, and family support throughout our Pediatric Cancer Support ecosystem. We continue to add new information to help children, families, caregivers, and survivors.
