Intermediate-risk neuroblastoma
If your child has been diagnosed with intermediate-risk neuroblastoma, this page explains what to expect, the treatment and care your child may receive, and the support available for your family.
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Personalised family supportWhen your family is affected by neuroblastoma, our Family Support Team is here to provide emotional support, practical guidance, and trusted information.
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About neuroblastomaFind information about neuroblastoma, including symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Family Support BagsOur free Support Bags offer a range of helpful, comforting and practical items for families in the UK going through neuroblastoma treatment.
Questions you may have
Explore frequently asked questions about intermediate-risk neuroblastoma, treatment, and the support available to families.
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What is intermediate-risk neuroblastoma?
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What is the treatment for intermediate-risk neuroblastoma?
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Are there neuroblastoma parent support groups?
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Can you connect me to other families in my situation?
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Can I get a second opinion about my child’s diagnosis?
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What support is there to help me make treatment decisions?
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What are the survival rates for intermediate-risk neuroblastoma?
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What support can I get for my child with neuroblastoma?
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Useful videos
Explore videos about intermediate-risk neuroblastoma, emotional wellbeing, and managing diagnosis and treatment.
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VideoLow and intermediate-risk neuroblastoma
Exploring the successes, challenges, and future questions in treating low and intermediate-risk neuroblastoma.
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VideoWhat is neuroblastoma?
An introduction to neuroblastoma from leading expert Dr Ro Bagatell, covering diagnosis, risk classification, treatment options, and current research.
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VideoDealing with diagnosis
A gentle guide to navigating a childhood cancer diagnosis, exploring emotions like fear, grief and hope.
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VideoNavigating diagnosis as a family
Exploring how families adapt to childhood cancer, with support, self-care, and peer connections.
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VideoUnderstanding and managing fatigue
Practical advice from occupational therapist Joanna Hunt to help families understand and manage fatigue using the Spoonie method.
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VideoPain management
Practical advice on managing pain during childhood cancer treatment, including strategies for procedures and guidance for parents and carers.
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VideoPTSD and Anxiety
Understanding anxiety and post-traumatic stress in children and parents after childhood cancer.
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VideoPaediatric medical trauma
Understanding and addressing medical trauma in children and families, with practical strategies to support recovery.
Need to speak to someone?
Our Family Support Team is here to help if you need support or have questions about your child’s neuroblastoma diagnosis.
Ways we can support your family
Explore support and information for families affected by intermediate-risk neuroblastoma.
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Financial supportFind information about financial support, grants and helpful resources.
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Treatment for neuroblastomaRead more about the different types of treatment for neuroblastoma.
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Family DaysRelaxed and inclusive events bringing together families affected by neuroblastoma for fun, connection and support.
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Family Support BagsOur free Support Bags offer a range of comforting and practical items to support families in the UK during neuroblastoma treatment.