CancerVoices SA runs a number of events for consumers across the state. Events include both social, informative as well as relevant training. Here you will find a list of current events.
Community Conversations on Cancer
Community Conversations are volunteer-led events of 6 to 50 people or more, where participants share their thoughts, experiences and ideas about cancer and cancer control. You don't need to be an expert to participate. The strength of these conversations is the breadth and depth of response we get from everyone touched by cancer, personally or professionally. These conversations are also an important delivery channel for awareness, education and action in the community.
See flyer for more information.
To be involved in a Cancer Conversation in your community, please email info@cancervoicessa.org.au
"Exposure to radiation – it’s not all bad news" - an informative public seminar by CVSA and presented by RAH Medical Physicists - (date to be confirmed).
For more information please email info@cancervoicessa.org.au
General meetings and Annual General Meeting:
3 general member meetings are held per year – dates to be advised
We provide forums for information exchange and debate and training opportunities to help consumers develop their skills and knowledge.
Training
Consumer Advocacy Training
Cancer Voices SA, in partnership with the Cancer Council SA, will conduct training for consumers to become advocates.
The comprehensive 2-day programs will run in March and November each year.
For more information please email info@cancervoicessa.org.au
Geoff Goodfellow
is a renowned Adelaide poet who has battled Head and Neck Cancer. Photographer Randy Larcombe worked with Geoff Goodfellow to compile an exhibition of poetry and graphic photographs depicting his cancer journey.
The 'Waltzing with Jack Dancer' Exhibition was officially opened on 29 May 2009 at the Grenfell Centre, Adelaide, by Hon Justice Christopher Kourakis after an introduction by Ashleigh Moore, Chair of Cancer Voices SA and himself a Head and Neck Cancer survivor.





