That's what I'm walkin' about
Get behind Shane Crawford's run from Adelaide to Melbourne and help raise vital funds for BCNA.
Online network
Our online network connects people affected by breast cancer and brings them together in real time, no matter where they are.
Mini-Fields of Women
Pay tribute to breast cancer survivors in your community and hold a Mini-Field of Women this year.
Beacon Magazine
Issue 51 of The Beacon and The Inside Story, with a focus on Issues for rural women, are now available.
Hope & Hurdles
Living with breast cancer, not dying from it -- Hope & Hurdles is a free information pack for women living with secondary breast cancer.
Donate
Make an online donation
My Journey Kit
Order your kit now
The Beacon
Subscribe to our free magazine
Register for a BCNA forum
Register online now to attend a BCNA forum in Dubbo, Western NSW on Tuesday 7 September.
Young women's conference
The 2nd National Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer will be held on the Gold Coast on September 10-12, 2010. Registration now open.
Go Pink for Shane Crawford!
Join us at Federation Square at 10.30 on September 1st to show your support for Shane Crawford.
BCNA report
Medical Oncology Group of Australia (MOGA) – Annual Scientific Meeting, 11- 14 August 2010
My Journey Kit
Have you recently been diagnosed with breast cancer? My Journey Kit is a free, comprehensive information resource you can order online.
Hope & Hurdles Pack
The Hope & Hurdles Pack is a free, comprehensive information resource especially for women diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, that you can order online.
The Beacon Magazine
The Beacon is our free national magazine for women with breast cancer and their families and friends. ISSUE 51, with a focus on issues for rural women, is now available!
Helping a friend or colleague with breast cancer brochure
Suggestions from women who have had breast cancer -- the things they found helpful and unhelpful.
Join our online network
If you have been affected by breast cancer, then you are invited to join our online network -- whether you have been diagnosed yourself, or are close to someone who has.
You may be feeling alone right now, but through our network you can link with individuals or groups with shared interests, stay in touch at any time to support each other and share experiences.
If the online network is not for you, you can connect with BCNA by subscribing to our free quarterly magazine, The Beacon.
What's a blog?
As a member of our online network you can keep a blog or 'online diary' to share your thoughts and experiences. You can choose to make your blog public or only to share it with the people you are connected to in the network.
For some, a blog is an effective way to keep family and friends up to date with progress during treatment and can help with managing your time.
Groups can also use a blog to keep a dialogue going amongst their members.
The BCNA blog is a central information hub where we keep our members up-to-date with what's happening in BCNA
Online and other groups
Members of our online network can establish and participate in an online group to share experiences and views on a particular area of interest.
All of BCNA's Member Groups are online too. Member Groups provide peer-support to women in local communities.
Personal stories
The tyranny of distance
Living in rural and remote Australia can bring additional challenges for women with breast cancer.
I never thought I would...
A selection of personal stories from women about things they thought they would never do if they hadn't had breast cancer
Helping a friend or colleague with breast cancer
Many women offer their stories in the hope it might help - or inspire - someone else. Here is just a small selection.
Health professionals
BCNA works closely with health professionals to achieve better outcomes for women
