Cancer Council Tasmania Future Fund

As a charity that is 90% funded by the Tasmanian community, our Future Fund is an investment fund that helps to ensure that we will be here to provide cancer support and prevention services now and into the future.

Cancer and COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Cancer Council Tasmania and Cancer Council Australia are continuing to monitor the public health risk posed by COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Cancer Council Tasmania understands that Tasmanians undergoing cancer treatment, cancer survivors, as well as their families and friends, may have questions in relation to how we are dealing with this issue.

Please note that the Cancer Council Tasmania support centre and retail shop is currently closed. For any queries regarding cancer support and information, please call 1300 65 65 85.

Dry July

We’re going dry this July to help support people impacted by cancer.

All money raised for Cancer Council will go towards funding our cancer information and support line 13 11 20. 13 11 20 is a free and confidential service where anyone can receive practical or emotional cancer support from a trained health professional.

It’s estimated that the number of Australians living with or beyond cancer will increase by 72% by 2040. This means that cancer support services, like 13 11 20, will be needed more than ever before.

Women's 5km Walk/Run

Cancer Council Tasmania and Harcourts Launceston are pleased to deliver the 2020 virtual Women’s 5km Walk/Run.

Each year, the W5K brings together thousands of men, women and children of all ages, backgrounds, levels of fitness and accessibility in celebration and remembrance of life.

You can support and sponsor your friends and family to take part, or participate yourself! Join as a team or an individual – run with your work mates, or walk with your kids! Everyone is welcome to take part.

All participants are asked to run or walk 5km during the event weekend, 11-13 September.

Support E-Newsletter

From all around the state, we have some wonderful activities and programs available.

3,000 Daffodils Project

We’re calling all Tasmanian artists, crafters, hobbyists and dabblers to join us we cut, sew, glue, knit and crochet our way towards Daffodil Day!

This year, we’re moving away from selling commercial merchandise at our Daffodil Day stalls and are seeking expressions of interest from people who’d like to make creations to sell at our stalls. All funds raised go towards life-saving cancer research.

Daffodil News - Winter Edition

Our latest newsletter is a bumper issue with all sorts of news, updates, dates and more!

Play for Purpose Raffle

We’re always looking at new ways to help raise funds for Tasmanian’s impacted by cancer so Cancer Council Tasmania partnered with the charity raffle, Play for Purpose. By purchasing tickets in this raffle you will help raise much needed funds for our Moving Through Cancer exercise physiology program, for people undergoing cancer treatment.
With 1 in 34 chance of winning you could win $250k cash, cars, boat and travel vouchers or the ultimate holiday!
Click on the link, good luck and thank you for supporting Tasmanians impacted by cancer.

Unite in Yellow Gala Dinner (Devonport) - Saturday 24th October 2020

Join Cancer Council Tasmania and AFL legend, Sam Newman, for a night to remember as we raise funds for cancer research at the Unite in Yellow Gala!

Taking place at Devonport’s paranaple convention centre, the Unite in Yellow Gala will feature a Q&A session with Sam Newman who will share his story of survivorship, having been diagnosed with prostate cancer at 62 years old. There will be live and silent auctions as well as authentic sports memorabilia and money-can’t-buy experiences available.

Join us at the North-West Coast’s premier gala event and help us raise much needed funds for cancer research.

Unite in Yellow Lunch 2020

Unite in Yellow Lunch returns in 2020 – this time at the brand new Crowne Plaza, Hobart and featuring special guest speaker, Kirsha Kaechele.

The Thing About Cancer Podcast

How do people cope after a cancer diagnosis? What do all the tests mean? If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer, you might be interested in our The Thing About Cancer podcast series, where host, Julie McCrossin, joins experts to answer the big questions about living with a cancer diagnosis.

You might also be interested in our other podcast series: Cancer and COVID-19 and The Thing About Advanced Cancer.

Impact Report 2018-19

Cancer Council Tasmania’s Impact Report provides information about our organisation and its many activities and achievements in the past Financial Year.

Find Cancer Early Tasmania

Find Cancer Early is our latest campaign, which aims to raise symptom awareness of 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 the early symptoms of cancer. It might just save your life.

Entertainment Books 2020-21 now available

Support Cancer Council Tasmania!

Get your new Entertainment Membership today.

The 2020 | 2021 Entertainment Memberships are here, with exclusive offers for everything you love to do. It’s our best Membership yet, packed with amazing offers for activities, attractions, shopping, travel and all kinds of tasty treats – from cool cafes to fabulous fine dining.

Reflect - Reconciliation Action Plan 2019-2020

Our first RAP has been developed. It is the result of achieving significant milestones in CCT’s reconciliation journey.

Do It For Cancer Fundraising Handbook

Every day we recognise and acknowledge the courage of others who are impacted by cancer. Cancer Council Tasmania is over 90% funded by public donations and fundraising events. You can help us provide vital support services by fundraising for us – have a look at some ideas in our Do It For Cancer Fundraising Handbook

Our Partners

Cancer Council Tasmania is the leading cancer charity in Tasmania and works across all cancers and all ages. Our services are free, confidential and accessible to all Tasmanians. We have strong partnerships with Tasmanian businesses who share our vision of a cancer free future for our state.

Current Research Studies for Clients

At any time there may be a number of research projects, studies or surveys in progress looking for current or past cancer patients to volunteer to be involved.

Current studies cover:

• Men and Sexual Health Prostate Cancer Study
• Managing Depression and Anxiety
• Cancer Patients and/or Survivors Who’ve Received Neurotoxic Chemotherapy
• Australian Breakthrough Cancer (ABC) Study

To find out more, click on the link provided to see ‘Current Research Studies for Clients.’