Children and teenagers with brain tumors have unique needs. This is true for support, as well as for medical treatment. Young people whose parents or siblings are dealing with a brain tumor also need help and guidance. Today there are many resources for children and adolescents whose lives are affected by different diseases, including brain tumors.

 
Storybee

• The Storybee is a free storytelling website specifically aimed at children who are confronting adversity. With the click of a mouse, children can listen to audio recordings of stories being weaved by professional tellers from across the country.

 
Children & Families

• Cancer Camps - programs are available for patients, siblings, and families
   
• National Children's Cancer Society - survivorship resources specific to childhood cancer
   
• SuperSibs - to honor, support, and recognize the siblings of children with cancer
   
• Wonders & Worries - support resources for families facing a major medical diagnosis

 
Just for Teens

• Brain Trust - online support group for teens and young adults, among other resources
   
• GroupLoop - the Wellness Community's online resource for teens with cancer
   
• Planet Cancer - "When no one else thinks it's funny, we're here."
   
• Teens Living With Cancer - discussion boards and practical resources, including a section on "Weird Body Issues"