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Home > What we do > Research >Work Care Balance Survey
The Research and Development team is pleased to release the ‘CLIC Sargent Work-Care Balance Survey’ report in support of the Parents have a Right to Care campaign.
Based on phone interviews with over 50 families affected by childhood cancer, the survey found that parents use a variety of coping strategies in order to balance work and care. However, key flexible working legislation from April 2003 does not seem to have had the intended effect of supporting parents after their child’s diagnosis.
To read more, download the report below or contact the Helpline on 0800 197 0068 for a free copy.
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Young People's Report
From its most recent consultation with young people, what young people with cancer want most is age-appropriate care and support, both during and after treatment. For them, it is this that makes the difference. You can download the report below.
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As the people who use our services, your feedback is incredibly important to us. It helps us to adapt and develop them to provide you with the support you need. Over the past year we have put your feedback into action across several services. A short report is available to download below. If you would like further information, please contact the Helpline on 0800 197 0068.
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In support of the Fit to Eat Campaign, a consultation with hospital-based CLIC Sargent staff was conducted in July 2007. The consultation revealed serious concerns about the quality of hospital food provided to children and young people with cancer. Staff want to see fresh, healthy, appealing food, served when required, for those undergoing demanding treatment. This is not always available.
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