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Study
At uni or TAFE, it might go unnoticed that you're skipping lots of classes or failing a subject. If you can't cope with your study load it's up to you to speak up about it.
Fact sheets
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Telling uni and work mates when your parent has cancer
Talking about cancer with your closest friends and family can be challenging enough, but what do you do about telling people in your wider social circle, like work colleagues or uni friends? -
Telling uni and work mates when your sibling has cancer
Talking about cancer with your closest friends and family can be challenging enough, but what do you do about telling people in your wider social circle, like work colleagues or uni friends? -
Studying when you have cancer
If you are at uni or TAFE, talking to your lecturers, tutors or department heads should help you to work out a strategy to cope with your study work load while recognising what is going on at home. -
Studying when your parent has cancer
If you are at uni or TAFE, talking to your lecturers, tutors or department heads should help you to work out a strategy to cope with your study work load while recognising what is going on at home. -
Studying when your sibling has cancer
If you are at uni or TAFE, talking to your lecturers, tutors or department heads should help you to work out a strategy to cope with your study work load while recognising what is going on at home. -
Telling uni and work mates when you have cancer
Talking about cancer with your closest friends and family can be challenging enough, but what do you do about telling people in your wider social circle, like work colleagues or uni friends? -
Studying when you're grieving
If you have been living with a parent or brother or sister who has cancer you will have worked out already that the rest of the world doesn’t stop because of what is happening in your world. Things like study and work don’t go away.
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