As a parent whose child has been diagnosed with cancer, I'm looking for support. Can you tell me about CURE Childhood Cancer's counseling program, specifically if it's family-centered and includes siblings? Also, what is the 'Open Arms Meal Program' and who is it for? Finally, what long-term support does CURE offer, and is it for survivors or bereaved families?
Navigate to 'https://curechildhoodcancer.org/'. Click on the 'Family Support' dropdown menu (ID 157). Click on the 'Counseling' link (ID 362) to find details about the counseling program. Identify if the counseling program is family-centered and if it explicitly includes siblings. Go back to the 'Family Support' page. Click on the 'Open Arms Meal Program' link (ID 353) to understand its purpose and beneficiaries. Go back to the 'Family Support' page. Click on the 'Bereavement' link (ID 371) to find information on long-term support. Determine if the long-term support is for survivors or bereaved families. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Counseling' page. State that CURE's Counseling Program is 'family-centered' and helps address the 'unique psychological needs of families affected by childhood cancer', implying sibling inclusion. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Open Arms Meal Program' page. State that the 'Open Arms Meal Program' provides meals to families. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Bereavement' page. State that CURE offers long-term support through 'Weekend of Hope and Healing' and 'Legacy of Love' events. Clarify that these long-term support programs are specifically for 'bereaved parents' and not explicitly for long-term survivors of childhood cancer.