Yes. You can create a Support Page and use the website without inviting anyone to become part of your Support Crew (support network). In fact, you may just want to use the website to quickly and easily access or purchase the services…
Yes. It's a great idea to create a Support Page on behalf of someone if you're willing to manage the page on their behalf. Please however, only if you have gained their permission first.
Yes. You don’t need to have a Support Chief, carer or caregiver to create a Support Page.
Anyone can – patients (Warriors), their caregivers (Support Chief), healthcare providers, even family members and friends (Support Crew members) are welcome to create a Support Page. If you are creating a Support Page on behalf of someone else, please…
Anyone in a Warrior’s healthcare team including: social workers, cancer co-ordinators or support workers from charities or organisations.
A Warrior and/or Support Chiefs’ support network. They can be friends, family, colleagues, neighbours and their community – no matter where in the world they may be.
A Support Chief is a Warriors’ carer/caregiver/chief support person.
A Warrior is anyone dealing with a life changing event or a time when they may need a little, or a lot of help and support from their family, friends, colleagues or community.
When dealing with a life changing event, you often need help with meals, transport, child care from those around you. It’s likely that many of the people in your support network are asking ‘what can we do to help’ or…
The type of help a person may need may include: practical help: like mowing the lawns, doing the gardens or cleaning the house. financial help: like funds for treatment costs, house modifications or day to day expenses. emotional help: like…