Support Groups

A bereavement support group for Wives, Husbands and Partners who have been bereaved for more than 3 months but less than 8 months. This is an informal gathering.

Free information and support sessions for people living with breast cancer. Provides participants with an opportunity to discuss issues, meet new people and gain information in a relaxed, supportive and confidential environment.

Free information and support sessions provide the opportunity for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, their partners and families to discuss prostate cancer related issues with health professionals and more importantly, each other.

Evening groups run bimonthly on the fourth Thursday of the month from 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Free information and support sessions provide the opportunity for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, their partners and families to discuss prostate cancer related issues with health professionals and more importantly, each other.

Morning groups run on the second Wednesday of the month from 10:00 am - 11:30 am

For patients and their carers living with advanced cancer. This support group provides an opportunity for people to discuss issues that come up for them, get information and ask questions in a supportive and caring environment.

For those affected by Bladder Cancer, patients, family and friends. Come and meet others in an informal setting for information, fellowship and education. Afternoon tea provided.

A time for discussion, information and education for women with breast cancer. These groups provide support in an informal environment with opportunities for people to have their questions answered and learn from members of the medical team and other women. A good opportunity for women with breast cancer to meet together.

An 8-week program run throughout the year. Topics covered include dealing with treatment and side effects, learning how to relax and learning about diet

Please call us for additional 8-week program dates

A time for discussion, information and education for women with breast cancer. These groups provide support in an informal environment with opportunities for people to have their questions answered and learn from members of the medical team and other women. A good opportunity for women with breast cancer to meet together.

A Monthly ongoing support group providing an opportunity to discuss all the issues around living with, and coping with breast cancer and a great time to share tips and experiences. Qualified staff are in attendance to facilitate and assist with any questions people may have.

"Living well with Lung Cancer", an information and support group for patients and carers.

Through joining a group, you can find out about:

1. Coping with cancer diagnosis and treatment

2. Living with cancer and the changes to your everyday life

3. Practical tips to help you along the way

4. Dealing with your emotions, and the emotions of your family
 
The group is facilitated by expert staff at the Sydney Cancer Centre – Other professionals will also provide input and support in relation to specific information sought by group members.

The group has been structured as a 6 week program, with each session going for 1.5 hours; this includes a break for a light lunch. Participation in the group is open to patients and carers. This is a free program.

For those affected by Myeloma, patients, family and friends. Come and meet others in an informal setting for information, fellowship and education. Morning tea provided.

Free information and support sessions provide the opportunity for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, their partners and families to discuss prostate cancer related issues with health professionals and more importantly, each other.

There are two groups to choose from:

1. An afternoon group running bimonthly Wednesday from 1:30 - 3:30 pm

2. An evening group running bimonthly on Monday from 5:30 -7:30 pm

Learn to deal with your emotions and recognise your strengths. Being able to share your experiences with others in similar circumstances is vital. Take time out and speak with other women.