Ovarian Cancer Australia: Talking to children and family

November 9, 2025

Offers guidance on communicating an ovarian cancer diagnosis to children and family members. Emphasises the importance of honesty, reassurance, and age-appropriate explanations to help loved ones understand and cope with the situation.
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Emergency assistance

When things feel too heavy to carry on your own, reaching out can make a difference. This section connects you to 24/7 crisis helplines and services that will listen, support, and help keep you safe.

LIFELINE: 13 11 14

BEYOND BLUE: 1300 224 636

SUICIDE CALLBACK SERVICE: 1300 659 467

KIDS HELPLINE (Help for under 25s): 1800 55 1800

13 YARN (for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People): 13 92 76

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