Help improve cancer survivorship for people with intellectual disability

• adults with intellectual disability (with or without a history of cancer)
• disability service providers who have supported someone with intellectual disability and cancer since the introduction of the NDIS
• health professionals who have supported someone with intellectual disability and cancer since the introduction of the NDIS
• informal supporters (e.g. family, friends) of someone with intellectual disability and cancer since the introduction of the NDIS.

• Take part in a one-hour interview or 1.5-hour focus group.
• Join online (Microsoft Teams) or in person.
• Use drawing or other ways to share your thoughts if you like.
• Bring a friend or support person if you want.
• Receive a $50 gift card to thank you for your time.

• what helps (or makes it harder) to get the right cancer support
• what resources people need
• what needs to change to make cancer care more inclusive and accessible.

This study is approved by the Flinders University Human Research Ethics Committee (Project Number: 8857).