
Cancer recovery support for young adults, carers and professionals
Balance Haus Oncology supports young adults, young people, carers and health services navigating life during and after cancer.

Support that meets the moment
Our support focuses on the everyday impact of cancer, including fatigue, routines, identity, work, study, relationships, confidence, participation and life beyond treatment.

For young adults and young people
Support for young adults in their 20s and 30s navigating life during and after cancer, rebuilding routines, energy, identity and the roles that matter.
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SUPPORT MAY INCLUDE
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Cancer-related fatigue management
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Rebuilding routines after treatment
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Identity and confidence after cancer
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Returning to work, study or meaningful roles
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Navigating relationships and social connection
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Practical recovery tools and reflection resources
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Guided peer-informed support
For carers and
loved ones
Support for partners, family and friends caring for someone with cancer, protecting your own wellbeing while you support theirs.
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SUPPORT MAY INCLUDE
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Understanding changing roles after cancer
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Managing emotional load and uncertainty
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Supporting a young person without losing your own wellbeing
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Practical education and resources
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Carer-focused guidance for life during and after treatment




For health professionals and services
Lived experience consultancy and education for hospitals, universities and AYA cancer programs across Australia.
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SUPPORT MAY INCLUDE
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AYA cancer survivorship education
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Lived-experience consultancy
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Service design input
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Workshops and speaking
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Resource development
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Professional education around life after cancer
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