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Cancer Australia
Founded2006
FounderGovernment of Australia
TypeNon-governmental organisation
FocusCancer outreach
Location
Area served
Australia
Key people
Prof. Helen Zorbas AO, CEO
Websitewww.canceraustralia.gov.au

Cancer Australia is a non-profit organisation that is the lead cancer control agency to the Government of Australia.[1] The organisation was founded to raise cancer awareness to support those affected by cancer within Australia and its territories. The main focus of the organisation is to advise the Government on cancer control, develop policies, and to assist those living with cancer.[2] In order to accomplish this, Cancer Australia works with many government and non-government organisations.

Cancer Australia collaborates with a wide range of groups, including those affected by cancer, service providers with an interest in cancer control, as well as stakeholders. The agency also focuses on populations who experience poorer health outcomes, including indigenous Australians living in remote areas within Australia.

Government organisations

Cancer Australia works in collaboration with the following federal government organisations:[3]

In addition to these, Cancer Australia also works in collaboration on a state level with the following organisations:[3]

Non-government organisations

Cancer Australia also collaborates with the following non-government organisations:[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ Cancer Australia, "About Us"
  2. ^ Cancer Australia, "Strategic Plan 2014-2019"
  3. ^ a b Cancer Australia, "Government Cancer Control Organisations"
  4. ^ Cancer Australia, "Cancer Support Organisations"