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Where can I advise young brother to hey help for 13 yr old sister grieving mum

Carolinejane
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October 2013

Where can I advise young brother to hey help for 13 yr old sister grieving mum

A mother 42 passed away 2 months ago after a long battle with cancer. She left behind 4 children the eldest are not coping with 13 yr olds behaviour, where can they get help to grieve together and aid the 13 year old their only support is 23 year old aunt the live in Campbelltown nsw
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October 2013

Re: Where can I advise young brother to hey help for 13 yr ...

Hi Carolinejane, Welcome to the Cancer Connections community. We understand how important it is for you and your family to be supported at this time and hope you will find Cancer Connections of benefit. There are a number of current Cancer Connections members with similar experiences or in similar situations you may be interested in contacting or connecting with: http://www.cancerconnections.com.au/users/selly http://www.cancerconnections.com.au/users/purpleangels Canteen(www.canteen.org.au)offer a range of free national support options for young people aged between 12-24 affected by cancer. Canteen's Counselling Program may be able to assist your children: www.canteen.org.au/how-we-help/counselling/ Please call 1800 226 833 or email support@canteen.org.au www.nowwhat.org.au/ is an online community specifically for young people aged between 12-24 affected by cancer. Kind regards, Felix Cancer Connections Coordinator
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