St. Jude Survivor Box

The Together by St. Jude™ online resource (together.stjude.org) provides information on childhood and adolescent cancers, blood disorders, and infectious diseases. It started with a simple idea: to give parents the tools they need to make good health decisions for their children. Now available in 12 languages, Together empowers families with medical content, videos, blogs, and social media updates.

The site continues to grow with new content and resources added regularly. You can now find Together videos on YouTube. The goal is to make trusted health information easy to find and understand, no matter where families live or what language they speak. Together, we support families every step of the way.

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St. Jude supports patients and their siblings who are 13 years and older with care designed just for them. The TEA (Teens and Emerging Adults) Oncology Program helps them manage treatment, emotions, and daily life while offering ways to stay connected and supported.

Around the hospital, there are places to relax, be creative, and spend time with friends. Special events and activities offer a break from treatment and a chance to connect with others.

Through the TEA council and online resources, St. Jude listens to young people’s voices. The program helps teens and emerging adults build confidence, creativity, and strength during their care.

MEDS (Make Every Dose Simple) for Me at St. Jude helps patients and caregivers with the challenges of taking medicine.

Taking medicine at the right time and in the right dose is important for treatment to work. This program helps patients understand their medicine and manage side effects. It also helps them take their medicine confidently at home and in public.

The primary care team, along with Child Life, Nursing, Pharmacy, Psychology, and Social Work, works with each patient to create a plan that makes medicine easier to manage. This plan supports better health and recovery.

Our St. Jude is an app that helps patients and families with daily life at the hospital. Families can use it to keep track of their St. Jude appointments, travel arrangements to and from Memphis, and campus housing reservations. The app also shows campus social events, provides resources, and makes it easy to learn about your St. Jude care teams. It helps families find their way around the hospital and get important notifications.

Use Our St. Jude along with your St. Jude MyChart, which gives secure access to medical records and test results. Together, the 2 apps give families a simple way to take an active part in their children’s care at St. Jude.

Family Commons is a place where creativity abounds. Throughout the rooms and down the halls, you will find artwork made by patients, siblings, caregivers, and even grandparents. Each piece tells a story of hope, strength, and imagination.

These paintings, fiber art, digital designs, and even 3D creations come together to form a colorful display that reflects the spirit of St. Jude.

Every piece begins with a spark of expression. Artists often create something that represents who they are or what they have experienced at St. Jude. The works remind us that art is more than decoration. It is a way to share feelings and celebrate milestones.

Among these creations is a painting by George. During treatment, his radiotherapy nurse would say, “George, it’s your time to shine!” Those words became his anthem. His painting shows rays of light, a symbol of courage and hope. His mom, Casey, helped him create the piece, encouraging him along the way. This work became the inspiration behind this year’s keepsake for the Survivor Box. It reminds us that, even in challenging times, there is always a chance to shine.