Providing free online community support to people affected by breast cancer

Hi All, The next Click Chat will be on Wednesday the 10th of Feb at 6pm Perth time. One of the McGrath Breast Care Nurses, Diane, will be online to chat and answer any questions you may have. If you have any questions on how to access the group chat...

Take a step back into the roaring twenties and join us for the 13th annual Long Table Lunch. The Long Table Lunch is Breast Cancer Care WA signature fundraising event. Guests will be treated to the ultimate luncheon; a five course menu delivered by top WA...

Ywca encore is a free eight- week program of specially designed exercise, support and information for women who have experienced breast cancer at any time in their life. Ywca encore helps women with the after-effects of breast cancer surgery and treatm...

Retreat Day is an opportunity to try Life Now classes such as exercise, yoga and meditation. These activities can help to promote wellbeing during and after cancer treatment. Complementary therapies such as hand and foot massage are also offered at this r...

Adjusting to life after cancer can be challenging. Kathryn Choules and Iris Barten will discuss this issue at a free session run by Cancer Council. This session includes using mindfulness practices and other forms of meditation to promote wellbeing. To...

Cancer Council is running a free talk to explore nutrition for people who have been affected by cancer. Our speaker Anne Finch will discuss good nutrition and healthy eating during and after cancer treatment. To book your free place, please call Cance...

The Life Now Exercise Program is for people currently undergoing or who have completed cancer treatment in the last 2 years, and their carers. Life Now Exercise is a 12 week program, facilitated by an exercise physiologist and tailor-made for people affe...

The Life Now Tai Chi classes are available to cancer patients who have been diagnosed or finished treatment in the past 5 years, and their carers. Research has found that participating in Tai Chi can have positive effects on fatigue levels and quality of ...

Cancer Council is running a free talk to explore how exercise and yoga can benefit people who have been affected by cancer. Speakers Favil Singh and Scott White will explore this topic. To book your free place, please call Cancer Council on 13 11 20. ...

Meditation can generally be defined as a self-directed practice for relaxing the body and calming the mind. Meditation can help to improve quality of life for people with cancer. Research suggests it is useful for managing chronic pain and insomnia, and c...