Useful websites
There is a lot of reliable information available online. Here is a selection of websites that may be helpful around the end of treatment.
• Kanker.nl - information about fatigue, late effects, recovery, work, school, and life after cancer. You can also find help in your area here. This website is not specifically about childhood cancer, but it does provide valuable support and information for people affected by cancer. You can find help in your area through the following page: Find help with cancer | Kanker.nl.
• Schouders.nl - a platform for parents of children with a serious illness, with relatable stories and practical tips.
• Groeigids.nl - information about growing up and parenting. The website can also be a starting point for finding support close to home.
• After the hospital - information for children and parents about the period after a hospital admission, aimed at preventing or reducing long-term stress symptoms.
• Integrated Child Care Networks - support children with care needs and their families. In different regions, healthcare professionals work together to organize care and support around a child as effectively as possible. They help you navigate the healthcare system and ensure that appropriate support is available as close to home as possible.
• Child & Acquired Brain Injury Network - The Child & Acquired Brain Injury Network helps children with acquired brain injury and their families gain control over their everyday lives.