Planning for end of life
This National Advance Care Planning Week, we encourage compassionate conversations between families and loved ones around end of life. We spoke to our experienced Counsellors, PJ and Cris, about why preparing for end of life is important and some simple steps people can take to prepare for end of life.
Cancer Council SA new building officially opens its doors
Cancer Council SA joined with Minister for Health and Wellbeing the Hon Chris Picton MP today to officially open their new, integrated cancer building at 202 Greenhill Road today.
Thank you and farewell to our long serving volunteers
In the past year, more than 1,200 volunteers gave up their time, energy and skills in various roles across the organisation to ensure we can continue to support South Australians impacted by cancer.
Be aware this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Each year, about 1,720 Australians are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer starts when cells in one or both ovaries, the fallopian tubes or the peritoneum become abnormal, grow out of control and form a lump called a tumour. Deb Roffe is one of Cancer Council’s 13 11 20 Nurses who support more than 5,000 South Australians impacted by cancer every year. This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, she shares the importance of listening to your body and seeing your doctor when something doesn’t feel quite right.
Cancer Council CE Kerry Rowlands’ day as a Marilyn
Barely a few months into her role as Chief Executive in 2022, Kerry admits joining the Marilyn Jetty Swim as a first-time Swim Marilyn was a very exciting but nerve-wracking experience… until she hit the water!
How to talk to teens about vaping
You’ve dropped your daughter off at her friend’s house and while cleaning the car, you find what looks like a USB drive on the passenger seat. It’s a disposable vape.
World Cancer Day – closing the care gap
This World Cancer Day, Cancer Council SA is committed to closing the care gap and reducing the rate and impact of cancer on all South Australians.
The Cancer Council Beat Cancer Project invests nearly $2million into South Australian cancer research
The latest round of Cancer Council Beat Cancer Project recipients have been awarded, with nearly $2milion invested into local, South Australian cancer research.
Planning for end of life
This National Advance Care Planning Week, we encourage compassionate conversations between families and loved ones around end of life. We spoke to our experienced Counsellors, PJ and Cris, about why preparing for end of life is important and some simple steps people can take to prepare for end of life.
Cancer Council SA new building officially opens its doors
Cancer Council SA joined with Minister for Health and Wellbeing the Hon Chris Picton MP today to officially open their new, integrated cancer building at 202 Greenhill Road today.
Thank you and farewell to our long serving volunteers
In the past year, more than 1,200 volunteers gave up their time, energy and skills in various roles across the organisation to ensure we can continue to support South Australians impacted by cancer.
Be aware this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Each year, about 1,720 Australians are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer starts when cells in one or both ovaries, the fallopian tubes or the peritoneum become abnormal, grow out of control and form a lump called a tumour. Deb Roffe is one of Cancer Council’s 13 11 20 Nurses who support more than 5,000 South Australians impacted by cancer every year. This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, she shares the importance of listening to your body and seeing your doctor when something doesn’t feel quite right.
Cancer Council CE Kerry Rowlands’ day as a Marilyn
Barely a few months into her role as Chief Executive in 2022, Kerry admits joining the Marilyn Jetty Swim as a first-time Swim Marilyn was a very exciting but nerve-wracking experience… until she hit the water!
How to talk to teens about vaping
You’ve dropped your daughter off at her friend’s house and while cleaning the car, you find what looks like a USB drive on the passenger seat. It’s a disposable vape.
World Cancer Day – closing the care gap
This World Cancer Day, Cancer Council SA is committed to closing the care gap and reducing the rate and impact of cancer on all South Australians.
The Cancer Council Beat Cancer Project invests nearly $2million into South Australian cancer research
The latest round of Cancer Council Beat Cancer Project recipients have been awarded, with nearly $2milion invested into local, South Australian cancer research.