Still Standing Together

Find hope through one family’s story of resilience in the face of neuroblastoma.

Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or child, coping with childhood cancer can be overwhelming. Watch as a panel of patients, parents, and an expert mental health clinician have an open conversation about their individual journeys with childhood cancer, the psychological effects, as well as tips and coping mechanisms they learned along the way.

Watch the panel discussion ›

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Neuroblastoma Support

every step of the way

From diagnosis to treatment and beyond, here you’ll find the information you need to help guide you and your child along their treatment journey.

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Newly Diagnosed

When your child is newly diagnosed with cancer, it’s normal to be concerned and have a lot of questions. Learn about your child’s diagnosis, your role as the caregiver, and what to expect with treatment.

Start your journey here

In Treatment

Whether your child has been diagnosed with low-, intermediate-, or high-risk neuroblastoma, here you’ll find information to help you navigate their treatment journey.

Low- or intermediate- risk treatment

High-risk treatment

After Treatment

You and your child may have a lot of emotions about completing treatment and questions about what comes next. And that’s okay. Here you’ll find information to help you prepare for what comes after treatment has ended.

Look beyond treatment

Resources and Support

When your child is diagnosed with neuroblastoma, it can feel overwhelming. Here you’ll find resources to help support you, your family, and your loved ones.

Caring for the caregiver

Find ways to take care of yourself throughout your child’s treatment.

Downloadable resources
& videos

Explore our library of helpful resources.

Questions to ask your doctor

Build a set of questions to ask before, during, and after treatment.

Neuroblastoma support groups & advocacy organizations

Neuroblastoma support groups and advocacy organizations

Connect with other neuroblastoma families through support groups and advocacy organizations.

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BRAVING
Neuroblastoma

As part of the Braving Neuroblastoma initiative supporting families touched by neuroblastoma, former NFL player Devon Still and his daughter Leah, a pediatric high-risk neuroblastoma survivor, share their experiences.

See their journey here

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Skivolo's
Kid Zone

If your child or their sibling is curious about cancer and their treatment, Skivolo is here to help!

Visit Skivolo’s Kid Zone

Committed to supporting you

Our Mission

United Therapeutics Oncology is dedicated to the care of children with neuroblastoma. We are honored to serve this brave community and are committed to providing comprehensive care to the families and caregivers touched by this childhood cancer.