Can Assist Coleambally | Non-profit organisation

Can Assist Coleambally

Phone: +61 418 605 202

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Non-profit organisation

24.01.2022 Despite the lock down and physical distancing we are still here for you. We are here for you financially and socially, so just call, message, share, comment ...or like. Can Assist caring for your local community, always. www.canassist.org.au/branches

24.01.2022 Last year Australian’s bet MORE THAN $125 MILLION on the 2018 Melbourne Cup. With country people affected by cancer being 35% more likely to die within five years of diagnosis than city patients, Can Assist is here to help improve the odds. If you are placing a bet on the 2019 Melbourne Cup please consider giving that same amount to our Can Assist Branch.... Click below to donate to this branch. All money raised locally stays locally to help our community. https://www.givenow.com.au/canassistcoleambally

23.01.2022 We are very happy to be supporting people with cancer in partnership with Deniliquin CanAssist. Having a car to get to treatment is an absolute must in a rural area, especially with COVID-19 limiting access to public and patient transport.

22.01.2022 Sisters of Charity Foundation Award a $15,000 Grant to Can Assist Cootamundra - Combating the Impact of COVID-19 on Fundraising Income. After more than 180 ye...ars in Australia, the Sisters of Charity continue in their work of restoring hope and providing meaningful assistance to those in need. Through Can Assist, the Sisters will be helping those families in Cootamundra and surrounding towns who are experiencing financial barriers to cancer treatment. Without Can Assist many people would face overwhelming bills that they could not afford. Di Jamieson, current recipient, Cootamundra. "This grant will go straight back into the community and to those who need it. Eva Larson, McGrath Breast Care Nurse, Young Health Service. Pictured below Cootamundra Branch members Jason, Heidi, Gloria, Bev (Branch President) and Colleen (Branch Treasurer). find out more www.canassist.org.au www.sistersofcharityfoundation.com.au/ #sisters_of_charity_foundation

20.01.2022 Can Assist is here for you during this very soggy time and every time. If you have an increased financial burden to access your cancer treatment in NSW right ...now please get in touch with your local branch here, to see if they can assist www.canassist.org.au/branches #canassist #cancer #cancersupport

19.01.2022 Can Assist - here for you www.canassist.org.au

16.01.2022 Can Assist has 55 branches across rural New South Wales and is celebrating its 65th year this year. Our biggest point of difference is that when a Can Assist br...anch asks for a donation, or hosts a fundraising event, you can be assured that 100% of the money raised will stay in that town to support local cancer patients. See more

13.01.2022 Congratulations Coleambally Can Assist for your biennial fashion parade at the Coleambally Community Club, raising $1500 for the organisation.

12.01.2022 "Can Assist: assisting country families affected by cancer" Article in Rex Airlines magazine True Blue magazine, February/March 2020 issue.

12.01.2022 65 years on and Forbes branch is still supported by a wonderful group of volunteers ensuring those diagnosed with cancer receive support and access to care. ... With now 55 branches across the state, the network of contacts and awareness has grown and we remain a charity that operates as a result of the selfless actions of its volunteers. Every dollar raised local stays local. Find your branch https://www.canassist.com.au/branches

07.01.2022 A very big thank you to Peter and Marion Wythes who so generously opened their beautiful garden last weekend raising $2,000 for Coleambally Can Assist.

03.01.2022 The complex needs of cancer patients is not being met in the region. Can Assist Coleambally and Can Assist Sydney were just two of the 400 submissions to the NSW Government into health outcomes and services in rural, reginal and remote New South Wales. SOURCE: Southern Riverina News... #Cancer #cancersupport #cancers

03.01.2022 Here is your invitation to join the National Oncology Alliance as they launch their Vision 20-30 for cancer care in Australia. The launch event will be streamed... live and will include keynote speakers as well as an interactive Q&A panel. VISION 20-30: Building an Australian Cancer Futures Framework Monday 9 November - 9:30am 12:45pm To register for this free event click here: https://kastio.com/canforum-2020

02.01.2022 Can Assist is committed to ensuring that all people, regardless of where they live in NSW, have access to cancer treatment and care. Find out how we help here... www.canassist.org.au #cancer #canassist #cancersupport

01.01.2022 Watch Can Assist President Vicki Meyer thank our volunteers and recognise in our 65th year that despite drought, fire and now COVID-19 our volunteers always give so much to ensuring equity and hope across rural NSW communities. Find out more www.canassist.org.au