Book Club
Book Club FAQs
Who can access the Redkite Book Club?
The Book Club is open to everyone impacted by childhood cancer – including parents, carers, children, teenagers, and siblings. It’s for anyone who wants to explore stories and resources related to the childhood cancer experience.
What types of books are available through the Book Club?
There’s a wide range of books for all age groups, including both fiction and non-fiction. Topics cover personal stories, diagnosis, treatment, navigating emotions, and more.
Is there a cost to borrow books from the Book Club?
No – all books are completely free to borrow.
Can professionals refer families to the Book Club?
Yes. Health professionals can refer families to Cancer Hub services, including the Book Club, using this referral form.
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About Redkite
Holding it together when your child’s life is in question can feel impossible.
Redkite provides practical, emotional and financial support for families who have a child with cancer aged 18 or under, so you don’t have to face it alone.
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Camps
Kids’ Camps and Family Camps are opportunities for kids and their families to have fun experiences together, make positive memories and meet friends who understand.
Financial Assistance
Cancer can have a significant impact on a family’s financial situation. Redkite can help by paying for essentials like fuel, groceries, electricity and more.
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Canteen Connect
A secure online community where 12-25 year-olds can connect with other young people impacted by cancer, check out events and chat to a counsellor.
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Returning to work after cancer can boost confidence and independence. Prepare by knowing your limits and adjusting your routine.
Dealing with emotional effects with cancer on the family
Cancer impacts the whole family emotionally. Parents and carers may feel overwhelmed, guilty, or helpless. Support is available to help everyone cope.
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Cancer Education Program
The Camp Quality Puppets visit primary and preschools across Australia delivering education that dispels cancer myths and creates an inclusive community for kids impacted by cancer.
Family Retreats
A precious break for families to reconnect and have a holiday away together, often for the first time since diagnosis.
Online Support Programs
Redkite’s online support programs are available anytime through the myRedkite portal. These programs are designed to support children, teens, and parents, wherever you are in the cancer journey.