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Thank you for choosing to donate to Cancer Council ACT today. Your gift will grow hope for the well-being of future generations, including our own children, families and friends.

The peak bodies responsible for sun safety advice in Australia and New Zealand have adopted a new policy on sunscreen use, recommending that people apply it daily as part of a regular morning routine.

Stop - before you apply Before your early childhood centre (ECC) or primary school applies for national SunSmart status please search and view our ACT SunSmart database to see if it is already an active member of Cancer Council ACT's National SunSmart Early Childhood Program or National SunSmart Schools Program...

Associate Professor Anneke Blackburn is one person who firmly believes in giving back wherever possible.

A Will to fight cancer… a way to give beyond your lifetime. Where there’s a Will, there’s a way to fight cancer. Cancer will touch our lives in some way.

Honour your loved one When someone close to you passes away, a gift to Cancer Council ACT can be a meaningful tribute to your loved one. It is also a way to express hope that we will one day beat cancer.

Workplace giving enables local employees to give directly to Cancer Council ACT from their pre-tax pay. It is one of the simplest, most tax-effective and cost-effective way to donate. Employers can show staff that they support the choices they make by matching funds donated by their employees.

When you become a Member of Cancer Council ACT you gain an opportunity to contribute to the governance of the organisation. Membership costs just $35. 00 (inc. GST) per year and you may attend the Annual General Meeting.

Hope comes in many forms and this August Canberrans travelling south along Northbourne Avenue will be reminded of the importance of hope for people affected by cancer.