Cancer that occurs in urothelial cells. It can start in the renal pelvis of the kidney, the ureter or the bladder. Sometimes called transitional cell carcinoma (TCC)….

Ovarian cancer that does not start in the lining of the ovary. Types include germ cell ovarian cancer and sex-cord stromal cancer….

Lung cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells that start off in one or both lungs; usually in the cells that line the air passages. The abnormal cells do not develop into healthy lung tissue, they divide rapidly and…

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“Do it, you won’t regret it.” – Bill, Cancer Council Queensland volunteer transport driver We need your help. Your generosity is the only thing that makes our vital cancer support, prevention and research possible. Whether you choose to donate, volunteer,…

…vision of a cancer free future.” Andrew Donne, Chief Executive Officer, Cancer Council Queensland Are you looking to be part of the Cancer Council Queensland community as a new volunteer? Search our current volunteer opportunities to get started now.  …

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With youthful enthusiasm, 24-year-old Stephanie Kay throws herself into all opportunities to volunteer for the Cancer Council Queensland. Having fought-off the bowel cancer she was diagnosed with at 21, Steph’s eyes are on a cancer-free future. “Volunteering makes me feel…

…future. This Daffodil Day more than 1600 volunteers will staff more than 230 volunteer sites around Queensland and help sell more than 800,000 fresh daffodils. To volunteer, donate or find out more about Daffodil Day, visit daffodilday.com.au. More Volunteer News…