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We run free cancer education programs, forums and seminars for people with cancer, and their family and friends.

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You can contact Cancer Council ACT's Tobacco Cessation Coordinator by completing and submitting the form below or calling Cancer Council ACT on 02 6257 9999. $UserDefinedForm Cancer Council ACT strictly complies with the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles.

Bronte and Wilko of Hit 106. 3 Canberra Radio are joining forces with Cancer Council ACT as Relay For Life ambassadors on Sunday 3 April at the AIS athletic track.

For any inquiries please call us on (02) 6257 9999  or use the form below to send us a message.   If you need to locate us we are at Unit 1 (The Annex), 173 Strickland Crescent,  Deakin   ACT   2600 $UserDefinedForm

Click on a category at the right to read information online or to download our booklets or fact sheets. E books (EPUB) are also available to download for some titles.

Golfers across Canberra are challenging themselves to playing up to 72 holes in a single day, to raise vital funds for Cancer Council ACT’s research, prevention and support services.

The Quit Pack provides practical information to help you plan and quit smoking. The Quit Pack is free for individuals living in the ACT and immediate regional areas.

After extensive senior experience in the Royal Australian Air Force, Phil retired as a Wing   Commander and moved to the not-for-profit sector, where his working career culminated in his appointment as CEO of a major medical charity.

Quitting smoking is the single best thing you can do for your health and to reduce your risk of cancer. No matter how long you have smoked, quitting will benefit your health now and in the future.