Cancer Council WA

A dedicated regional cancer support service is available for people living in regional parts of Western Australia. The service offers help from a Cancer Support Coordinator, who can provide emotional support and help find and access local services. Centres are located in the South West (Bunbury), Peel (Mandurah), Great Southern (Albany) and Midwest (Geraldton).

A dedicated regional cancer support service is available for people living in regional parts of Western Australia. The service offers help from a Cancer Support Coordinator, who can provide emotional support and help find and access local services. Centres are located in the South West (Bunbury), Peel (Mandurah), Great Southern (Albany) and Midwest (Geraldton).

A dedicated regional cancer support service is available for people living in regional parts of Western Australia. The service offers help from a Cancer Support Coordinator, who can provide emotional support and help find and access local services. Centres are located in the South West (Bunbury), Peel (Mandurah), Great Southern (Albany) and Midwest (Geraldton).

A dedicated regional cancer support service is available for people living in regional parts of Western Australia. The service offers help from a Cancer Support Coordinator, who can provide emotional support and help find and access local services. Centres are located in the South West (Bunbury), Peel (Mandurah), Great Southern (Albany) and Midwest (Geraldton).

The Wig Service supports people affected by cancer. It is for people with a cancer diagnosis who are experiencing, or expect to experience, hair loss from cancer treatment. The service offers wigs, turbans, beanies and scarves in different styles and colours. People can borrow a wig or headwear for as long as they need. Items can be exchanged as many times as needed. The service is available in person at different locations or by post. People living in Western Australia can access this support.

The Life Now Program offers gentle exercise and calming activities for people with cancer and for people who care for someone with cancer. The program can help reduce stress and support wellbeing. Activities include beginner‑friendly exercise, meditation, mindfulness, mindful art, tai chi and yoga. Courses are available across Western Australia and online. Some health conditions may affect whether the exercise program is suitable. It is not suitable for people with certain health conditions such as certain muscle, heart or nerve conditions, a current serious illness, multiple myeloma, very low red blood cells (severe anaemia) or low white blood cells (neutropenia).

The Wig Service supports people affected by cancer. It is for people with a cancer diagnosis who are experiencing, or expect to experience, hair loss from cancer treatment. The service offers wigs, turbans, beanies and scarves in different styles and colours. People can borrow a wig or headwear for as long as they need. Items can be exchanged as many times as needed. The service is available in person at different locations or by post. People living in Western Australia can access this support.

The Wig Service supports people affected by cancer. It is for people with a cancer diagnosis who are experiencing, or expect to experience, hair loss from cancer treatment. The service offers wigs, turbans, beanies and scarves in different styles and colours. People can borrow a wig or headwear for as long as they need. Items can be exchanged as many times as needed. The service is available in person at different locations or by post. People living in Western Australia can access this support.

The Wig Service supports people affected by cancer. It is for people with a cancer diagnosis who are experiencing, or expect to experience, hair loss from cancer treatment. The service offers wigs, turbans, beanies and scarves in different styles and colours. People can borrow a wig or headwear for as long as they need. Items can be exchanged as many times as needed. The service is available in person at different locations or by post. People living in Western Australia can access this support.