A positive company can work wonders. When one has to face a
demanding disease like breast cancer, alongside lots of grit and therapy;
mingling with others with or have survived cancer most often becomes a silver
lining amidst the gray clouds of strife. Here is our small attempt to bring
together the list of all organisations that are doing their bit to lend a helping
hand to beings suffering breast cancer. So if you know anyone who needs any
sort of support to get through this tough time, this is the blog you share with
them.
1)
Cancer Council Australia
Is one of the largest groups of “all cancer”
NGOs, along with its independent members in each state and territory. It aims
to beat cancer through research, and also provide patient information and
support services. The national coverage available through the state and
territory–based Cancer Council offices
provide a breadth of services that is not always possible through NGOs.
2)
Breast Cancer Network Australia
Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is the peak national
organisation for Australians personally affected by breast cancer. It works to
ensure that Australians diagnosed with breast cancer and their families receive
the best information, treatment, care and support possible.
3)
Cancer Voices Australia
Cancer Voices Australia is a national consumer advocacy
organisation representing Australians affected by cancer. It aims to ensure the
voices of people, their caregivers and families affected by cancer are heard at
a national level.
4)
National Breast Cancer Foundation
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) funds all forms
of research into the prevention and treatment of breast cancer.
5)
Look Good...Feel Better
Look Good...Feel Better is a free community service program
dedicated to helping women undergoing treatment for cancer. The purpose of the
program is to help them manage the appearance related side effects of
chemotherapy and radiotherapy, thereby helping to restore their appearance and self-image.
6)
TheMcGrath Foundation
This organisation founded by the late Jane McGrath and ace
cricketer Steve McGrath is involved in training nurses to aid breast cancer
patients effectively and efficiently. It raises money to place McGrath Breast
Care Nurses in communities across Australia as well as increase breast
awareness in young people, with a particular emphasis on young women through
our national breast education initiative ‘Curve
Lurve’.Today, over 36,000 Australian
families have been supported by 105 McGrath Breast Care Nurses nationally.
We travel farthest when we have company and our journeys are
more memorable when we have people to share it with. Hope this you in
finding something positive. Click to Read a short guide on Breast Cancer Awareness