On average, over nine Tasmanians are diagnosed with cancer each day - making our work in Tasmania vital to the health of the community.
Cancer Council Tasmania is a charity working to minimise the incidence and impact of cancer on all Tasmanians through advocacy, raising awareness of cancer prevention and offering support and information for anyone affected by the disease.
Our work could not be achieved without the generosity of the Tasmanian community and the support of our dedicated volunteers. Our fundraising activities underpin our support services, prevention programs and cancer research funding.
Preventing cancer is one of the most effective ways of creating a cancer free future.
Read More >Cancer Council Tasmania provides a wide range of support services to assist with cancer related issues and needs delivered across our three local offices at no cost to the public.
Read More >Working to minimise the incidence and impact of cancer on all Tasmanians.
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Cancer Council Tasmania is over 90% funded by public donations and fundraising events, you can make a real difference by fundraising for us.
We're dependent on community and business support to help fund vital programs in cancer research, support, prevention and advocacy. Explore our range of iconic and enjoyable fundraisers and events that anyone can get involved in.
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Find Cancer Early Tas
Cancer Prevention Campaign
Find Cancer Early Tas is a cancer prevention campaign, which aims to raise symptom awareness about some of the most common cancers affecting Tasmanians. Cancer survival outcomes for people living in regional Australia are, on average, 20-30 percent worse than Australians living in metropolitan areas. Take the time to learn about the early symptoms of common cancers. It might just save your life.
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