Cancer Council provides a range of practical support programs to ease the burden of a cancer diagnosis and treatment. Where appropriate, we also provide referrals to specialist external organisations.
For more information on our practical support services call Cancer Council 13 11 20.
Support during COVID-19 Cancer Council Queensland values the safety of our staff, volunteers, and especially those living with cancer. We are focused on doing what we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Queensland. Our accommodation facilities will continue to run with minor changes. We request that all lodge guests and lodge transport clients…
A breast prosthesis is a synthetic full or partial breast shape that looks real when worn in a bra or under clothing. They are often called ‘breast forms’ by manufacturers. Prostheses can be used after the full removal of a breast (mastectomy) or after partial removal (lumpectomy or breast-conserving surgery). Most breast prostheses have the…
“It was a lifesaver for me – what a truly wonderful service to have available and the support of the team at such a vulnerable time of your life.” ESA Wig and Turban recipient. Dealing with hair loss is a very individual experience; some people like to wear a wig while others find hats,…
Cancer Council Queensland offers a limited range of products for laryngectomy patients. To order To assist your patients to order laryngectomy supplies, please download the order form, and complete using the patients contact details. Once completed send to Laryngectomee Supplies Coordinator, c/- Cancer Council Queensland, PO Box 201, Spring Hill QLD 4004. You can also visit our…
Cancer Council Queensland offers a Pro Bono Program to help people affected by cancer who need legal, financial or workplace advice. We assist by connecting clients with a professional who volunteers their time. Professionals include lawyers, financial planners, small business accountants and human resources professionals. The service is means tested, and is free for people…
Look Good Feel Better is a free community service program dedicated to teaching cancer patients how to manage the appearance-related side-effects caused by cancer treatment. Women, men and teens participate in a practical workshop which focuses on practical tips and tricks to help patients overcome temporary changes to their appearance. The workshop is supported by…
“From the moment your bus picked us up at the PA Hospital, I felt like I could relax for the first time since yesterday. Bill’s friendly banter and everyone’s help made me immediately feel cared for.” – Helen & Wilfred. Support during COVID-19 Cancer Council Queensland values the safety of our staff, volunteers, and especially…