Contacts

Cancer Council Northern Territory is a non-government, charitable, community-based organisation committed to raising funds to reduce the impact of cancer. It achieves this by providing information and support for people affected by cancer.

Cancer Council Queensland is dedicated to improving quality of life for people living with cancer, through research, patient care, prevention and early detection.

Cancer Council South Australia works across every aspect of every cancer, including cancer research, cancer prevention, cancer support and advocacy.

Cancer Council Tasmania is a charity working to minimise the incidence and impact of cancer on all Tasmanians. They do this through advocacy, raising awareness of cancer prevention, and offering support and information for anyone affected by the disease.

Cancer Council Victoria aims to reduce cancer deaths, improve quality of life for people living with cancer, and empower the community by leading and integrating research with prevention, support and advocacy work.

Cancer Council Western Australia aims to achieve a cancer free future for the WA community. They work with the community to reduce the incidence and the impact of cancer.

The Cancer Institute New South Wales' vision is to end cancers as we know them, including bowel cancer. The institute works across the health care system to promote better cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and care.

Cancer Learning is an online learning platform that offers self-directed learning material for health professionals working in cancer care. The information is also available to students and anyone interested in cancer care.

Cancer Australia

Fill out the form to request a callback from the National Cancer Screening Register.

CanTeen helps young people cope with cancer in their family. Through CanTeen they learn to explore and deal with their feelings about cancer and connect with other young people in the same boat.

Contact the capital sensitivity team for information about applying for an exemption for your diagnostic imaging equipment.

Contact for further information on the Cardiovascular Health Mission Expert Advisory Panel. The mission is funded by the Medical Research Future Fund.

Contact us if you need more information about the Care for Kids’ Ears resources.

Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) Program clients and their carers who do not already receive emergency respite under the DSOA Program may be able to access this support through the Carer Gateway.

Australian Government Carer Gateway

Carers Australia is the national peak body representing Australia’s unpaid carers. It advocates on their behalf to influence policies and services at a national level.

CareSearch provides trustworthy information about palliative care for patients, carers and families as well as for the health professionals providing their care.

caring@home aims to improve the quality of palliative care services across Australia. The website contains resources that will support people to be cared for and to die at home, if that is their choice.

Contact the Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA) Series of National Guidelines (SoNG) secretariat with any feedback about SoNGs. The secretariat can also provide the SoNG template.

Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network is the PHN for that region of New South Wales.

Sunshine Coast Health Network is the PHN for the Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast region of Queensland.

CYSAR conducts research into how to prevent and treat substance misuse among young people. Find out how the work they do reduces the harm to young people from alcohol, tobacco and other drug misuse.

Contact Centrelink for enquiries relating to the Hearing Services Program. These include client eligibility (for example, pension card) or when client details don't match.

Services Australia

Dr Anne-marie Boxall is the Australian Government’s Chief Allied Health Officer. Allied health professionals play essential roles in primary care and in the prevention, management and treatment of chronic disease across Australia. They represent more than a quarter of the health workforce.

Professor Paul Kelly, Chief Medical Officer

Adjunct Professor (Practice) Alison McMillan PSM, is the Australian Government’s Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer.