Cancer Council NSW About
Graduate Opportunities
charity, working across every area of every cancer.
https://www.cancercouncil.com.au/about-us/work-
Cancer Council NSW is Australia's leading cancer They engage in numerous initiatives, including: - Supporting families affected by cancer
You can view paid opportunities here: with-us/
- Speaking out on behalf of the community
Fun Fact / Recent Project
- Finding new and better ways to detect and treat
Cancer Council NSW, along with other leading
- Empowering people to reduce their cancer risk cancer
What kind of work?
As Australia’s leading cancer charity, Cancer Council
Strategy to Eliminating Cervical Cancer
international researchers, have provided evidence to support the World Health Organization’s global strategy on cervical cancer elimination.
NSW works across every area of every cancer, supporting
Two studies led by Cancer Council NSW, Université
community on cancer issues, empowering people to
estimate the potential benefits. They found that over
those affected by cancer, speaking out on behalf of the reduce their cancer risk, and finding new ways to better
detect and treat cancer. This diverse work offers varied and exciting career opportunities across the areas of
information, support, research, prevention, advocacy, fundraising in addition to the operational functions that enable us to deliver their vital work.
Location
Sydney, regional offices across NSW
Student Opportunities
Volunteering opportunities exist for people who are
eager to contribute to the commmunity to raise cancer awareness.
You can view the opportunities here:
https://www.cancercouncil.com.au/get-involved/ volunteer-with-us/
Laval and Harvard University working with the WHO
74 million cervical cancer cases and 62 million deaths could be averted over the next 100 years if 78 of the
poorest countries in the world are able to rapidly scale up HPV vaccination, cervical screening and access to cancer treatment services.
The two studies focus on 78 low and lower-middle income countries (LMIC) which bear the largest
cervical cancer burden, located in East Asia & Pacific, Europe & Central Asia, Latin American & Caribbean, Middle East & North Africa, South Asia, and SubSaharan Africa. In these countries, combining
vaccination of girls with twice-lifetime cervical
screening and improved access to invasive cervical cancer treatment was predicted to reduce cervical cancer incidence by 97% and mortality by almost
99%, and avert over 74 million cervical cancer cases and over 62 million deaths in the next 100 years.
The Council's Do It For Cancer Campaign offers an
opportunity to start a fundraiser by doing various activities. You can find more info here:
https://www.cancercouncil.com.au/get-involved/ fundraising/
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