It aids young patients who are at risk of developing conditions following their cancer treatment.
A new project aims to offer specialised support for survivors of childhood cancer.
The CHAMPS project helps these young patients who are more prone to developing health-related conditions after their cancer treatment, like chronic fatigue, weakness or pain.
It runs over a 12 week cycle, with exercise plans and educational workshops for survivors and their families.
It's the brainchild of TUS Athlone PhD candidate Jenny Fitzpatrick, who explains how it came about:
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