Life as a teen or young adult comes with enough questions. A blood cancer diagnosis can add even more. 

That's why Blood Cancer United offers resources designed specifically for this age group—because support should reflect where someone is in life, not just the diagnosis they're facing. 

Teens and young adults can access free resources like:  

• A mental wellness box: Tools and activities that support emotional well-being, mindfulness, and self-care. 
• A teen's guide to young adulthood and cancer: A magazine full of practical information for navigating school, work, relationships, independence, and more after a blood cancer diagnosis. 
• Navigating life during and after a blood cancer diagnosis: A survivorship workbook for young adults to help manage important information throughout diagnosis, treatment, follow-up care and long-term management of a blood cancer. 
• Virtual lectures: Educational programs exploring young adult topics like: 
  • Navigating Connection with Cancer: Sexuality, dating and identity for young adults
  • Fertility After Cancer: Your path forward

These are just a few examples of how we support people of every age—and one more way we're improving quality of life for all blood cancer patients and their families. 

Know an adolescent or young adult who could use support? Share this email with them or learn about more free resources on our site.