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Access a wide range of cancer support services, from counselling and financial advice to programs that help you manage side effects and maintain quality of life.

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Speak to our trusted and compassionate health professionals on 13 11 20 or via email.

My Cancer Guide

A guide to support services available to Victorians affected by cancer.

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Cancer counselling services

Free, short term phone counselling services to help you work through any cancer related concerns.

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Resources

Practical guides, fact sheets and reliable information to help you and your loved ones understand cancer and make informed decisions.

Managing daily life

Finding ways to manage the impact of cancer on daily life is important.

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Workplace support

Information for employees and employers on managing work life when affected by cancer.

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Caring for someone with cancer

Caring can be rewarding but also challenging, both physically and emotionally.

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Support for health professionals

Key published articles, newsletters and updates from Cancer Council to help health professionals stay informed and support their patients.

Early detection saves lives

Support your patients to get up to date with cancer screening and what to do if they notice any new unexplained changes in their body. Read more

Cancer and COVID-19 for health professionals

Learn about cancer and COVID-19, and support services for your patients.

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Cancer support referral

Request a call back from a health professional for one of your patients or carers. Read more

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Cancer stories and news

Clinical trials providing optimal care in regional Victoria

Leanne, a farmer living in western Victoria, shares how a clinical trial gave her extra confidence in her cancer treatment. Read more

Bowel cancer at 32 - Natalie's journey from patient to prevention

For the last two decades, a devastating trend has emerged: bowel cancer cases in young adults have risen by 65 per cent. It’s now the leading cause of cancer death in Victorians aged 25-44. Read more

Lived cancer experience shaping tomorrow’s health professionals

Our Community Advisory Network is helping to bring more “authentic learning” to Monash University courses and students. Read more

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