Advocacy

NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia is governed by five pillars: patient support, education, research, awareness and advocacy.

These pillars have been created to give neuroendocrine cancer patients, their families and friends, a voice in the community and access to the care and treatment that they deserve.

For a long time, NET cancer patients have not only suffered the physical and emotional burden of cancer, but also the indignity of being overlooked and abandoned by a system that has little interest in the rare or obscure.

Below are some ways we advocate for our patients.

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NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia partners with Gathered Here to provide the NET community with free online Wills

Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) Conference, 2-4 Nov 2022

Brisbane NET Patient Forum November 2022

Australasian Association of Nuclear Medicine (AANMS) inaugural education workshop

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre NET Centre of Excellence expands

Improving referral pathways from regional areas to NET centres of excellence

Cancer Nurses Society of Australia 24th Annual Congress

The Future of Precision Oncology in Nuclear Medicine – Report

NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia & Macquarie University study on important online resources for NET patients.

University of South Australia -Volunteers needed nationally.

Expression-of-Interest for consumer participation on Grant Review Committees for the 2022 Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme

European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society (ENETS) 2022 Guidance Paper for Carcinoid Syndrome and Carcinoid Heart Disease

Neuroendocrine Cancer Day

Neuroendocrine Cancer Day is on 10 November, and every bit of support counts.

Create an event, share your artwork, or donate on our ‘Double Your Impact’ days. There are so many ways to stand with the NET community.