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Canberra is going ‘Yellow for Hope’ this Friday 28 th August for Cancer Council’s much-loved campaign, Daffodil Day. 

Cancer Council ACT is very pleased to be a recipient of the ACT Government’s Healthy Canberra Grants: Focus on Reducing Smoking Related Harm.  

We are incredibly grateful to our Canberra community for your amazing and generous support this Daffodil Day Appeal. Together, we have raised over $70,000 towards our vision of a cancer free future.

We are proud to announce that the  2019-20  Cancer Council ACT Research Grant recipient is Dr Keisuke Horikawa at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU.  

Cancer Council ACT invite Canberra Schools to ‘Relay Your Way’ this April and host their own Relay For Life event on campus.

With Spring just around the corner, Cancer Council ACT says it’s important for Canberra schools, early childhood services and all outdoor workers to think ultra violet (UV) not heat.

World No Tobacco Day is this Sunday, 31st May and Cancer Council ACT supports the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) global campaign to encourage all young people to join the fight to become a tobacco-free generation. 

Cancer Council raises awareness of silica dust risk during National Safe Work Month (October). New fact sheet on silica dust and cancer risk now available.

The number of Australians living with or beyond cancer is expected to increase by a staggering 72% in the next 22 years Cancer Council has revealed today, in a report released ahead of World Cancer Day (Sunday 4 February).

This World No Tobacco Day, Cancer Council tobacco control experts are calling for people who smoke to ‘Commit to Quit’.