Why Craig is teeing-off for The Longest Day
Craig is taking on the challenge to tee-off with Cancer Council’s The Longest Day this December, to raise awareness and much-needed funds for the services that had become a lifeline for him and his family ever since he received his cancer diagnosis.
New data shows more than 34 per cent of South Australian adults reported being sunburnt in the last year
New data from the South Australian Population Health Survey shows that in 2022, 34 per cent of adults surveyed reported having been sunburnt in the last 12 months. This National Skin Cancer Action Week, Cancer Council SA and Wellbeing SA have released South Australia’s first Framework to take action against skin cancer and save lives.
New research hopes to improve quality of life for South Australians impacted by cancer
South Australian researchers Dr Katia Ferrar and Dr Emma Kemp from Flinders University hope that their research will help to find better ways to support people impacted by cancer, at every stage of their cancer experience.
Cancer Council SA and AusCycling announce Whole-Sport Partnership in South Australia
We are so excited to announce that we have partnered with AusCycling, to support Ride for a reason in 2024!
South Aussie golfers to conquer 72-holes for cancer
Cancer Council SA is encouraging South Aussie golfers to take on The Longest Day ultimate golf challenge, to complete a massive four rounds of golf (72 holes) in a single day, all to raise funds for the 11,000 South Australian families impacted by cancer each year.
New data shows 1 in 2 cancer carers are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress
New Cancer Council SA data released during National Carers Week shows that 1 in 2 people caring for a loved one with cancer are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress.
What to say to someone who has cancer
This R U OK? Day we want to talk about how you can have a meaningful conversation with someone you know who is going through a cancer diagnosis.
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
Why Craig is teeing-off for The Longest Day
Craig is taking on the challenge to tee-off with Cancer Council’s The Longest Day this December, to raise awareness and much-needed funds for the services that had become a lifeline for him and his family ever since he received his cancer diagnosis.
New data shows more than 34 per cent of South Australian adults reported being sunburnt in the last year
New data from the South Australian Population Health Survey shows that in 2022, 34 per cent of adults surveyed reported having been sunburnt in the last 12 months. This National Skin Cancer Action Week, Cancer Council SA and Wellbeing SA have released South Australia’s first Framework to take action against skin cancer and save lives.
New research hopes to improve quality of life for South Australians impacted by cancer
South Australian researchers Dr Katia Ferrar and Dr Emma Kemp from Flinders University hope that their research will help to find better ways to support people impacted by cancer, at every stage of their cancer experience.
Cancer Council SA and AusCycling announce Whole-Sport Partnership in South Australia
We are so excited to announce that we have partnered with AusCycling, to support Ride for a reason in 2024!
South Aussie golfers to conquer 72-holes for cancer
Cancer Council SA is encouraging South Aussie golfers to take on The Longest Day ultimate golf challenge, to complete a massive four rounds of golf (72 holes) in a single day, all to raise funds for the 11,000 South Australian families impacted by cancer each year.
New data shows 1 in 2 cancer carers are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress
New Cancer Council SA data released during National Carers Week shows that 1 in 2 people caring for a loved one with cancer are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress.
What to say to someone who has cancer
This R U OK? Day we want to talk about how you can have a meaningful conversation with someone you know who is going through a cancer diagnosis.
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?