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Turn Your Cans & Bottles into Support for NET Patients

From today, you can help the planet and support people living with neuroendocrine cancer by recycling your cans and bottles!

NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia (NECA) is now registered as a charity partner with the Containers for Change / Return & Earn schemes across Australia* which means every eligible container you recycle can make a real difference for NET patients nationwide.

It’s easy:

✅ Collect your eligible cans and bottles
✅ Drop them at your local recycling depot (Return & Earn / Containers for Change point)
✅ Select NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia as your charity partner
✅ Feel good knowing you’re supporting NET patients across the country

Your recycling donations help NECA fund essential support services, advocacy, education, and research, improving the lives of Australians living with neuroendocrine cancer.

Find your local recycling point and choose NECA today:

Thank you for turning your recycling into life-changing support for NET patients. Every can and bottle counts and we couldn’t do it without you.

*Please note: This scheme is not currently available in South Australia or the Northern Territory.

Some states have barcodes as well as apps. Please see Barcodes for VIC, WA,QLD and Tassie below








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