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"Families with children who have cancer will have their travel costs covered by a new 10 million government scheme. The National Cancer Plan, set for full unveiling on Wednesday, details how children and young people up to 24, and their families, will qualify for travel to appointments, regardless of income. A cap on costs per family remains unclear, with the Department of Health stating this will be addressed during the scheme's design."
The Independent emphasizes on-the-ground reporting across major issues and keeps journalism freely accessible by rejecting paywalls and relying on donations to fund reporters. A government-funded £10 million scheme will cover travel costs for children and young people with cancer up to age 24, allowing families to attend appointments regardless of income. Details about any per-family cost cap will be determined during scheme design. The National Cancer Plan includes measures to improve diagnosis, expand genomic testing for clinical trials, increase psychological support, and enhance hospital food options for young patients. Charities welcomed the travel support as a significant advancement.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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