Cathy’s celebrating 30 years of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Every year Cancer Council’s Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is a celebration but in 2023 we are celebrating one massive milestone: 30 years of Biggest Morning Teas!
5 tips to help get a better night sleep
Sleep is an opportunity to rest, process and heal. It allows us to be able to participate in activities that are important to us and provides adequate energy for us to live our daily lives.
6 ways to enjoy Shepard avocado season
South Aussies feel strongly about avocados! This time of the year is when people declare their love for Hass avocados and their disdain for Shepard avocados. Whether you’re a Hass or Shepard Avocado lover, our Prevention Team are here with 6 ways to enjoy avocados all year round.
A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers!
This National Volunteer Week we celebrate our amazing Cancer Council SA volunteers who make our life-saving work possible. In the past year, 749 individual volunteers supported Cancer Council SA and dedicated 6,688 hours to various roles across the organisation to ensure we can continue to support South Australians impacted by cancer!
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.
Cathy’s celebrating 30 years of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Every year Cancer Council’s Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is a celebration but in 2023 we are celebrating one massive milestone: 30 years of Biggest Morning Teas!
5 tips to help get a better night sleep
Sleep is an opportunity to rest, process and heal. It allows us to be able to participate in activities that are important to us and provides adequate energy for us to live our daily lives.
6 ways to enjoy Shepard avocado season
South Aussies feel strongly about avocados! This time of the year is when people declare their love for Hass avocados and their disdain for Shepard avocados. Whether you’re a Hass or Shepard Avocado lover, our Prevention Team are here with 6 ways to enjoy avocados all year round.
A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers!
This National Volunteer Week we celebrate our amazing Cancer Council SA volunteers who make our life-saving work possible. In the past year, 749 individual volunteers supported Cancer Council SA and dedicated 6,688 hours to various roles across the organisation to ensure we can continue to support South Australians impacted by cancer!
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.