BSWRICS is supporting clinicians throughout the BSW region to attend Cancer Council Victoria’s Cancer Education Programs (Facilitator Training).
The Frank Minchinton Centre (FMC) at Colac Area Health has strengthened its commitment to the local community with the addition of two new treatment chairs, expanding capacity from four to six.
NEMICS hosted morning tea at Mercy Health Australia to acknowledge and celebrate the dedicated staff who support women affected by gynaecological cancers.
Celebrating 20 years of cancer service improvement in Gippsland
HRICS facilitated a project management workshop in September to build capability and consistency in managing and delivering projects across the VICS.
Build your confidence in providing culturally safe cancer care
Local women who have experienced a cancer diagnosis came together in Colac for a Wellbeing Day hosted by Counterpart, BSWRICS and Colac Area Health.
To mark 20 years of the VICS, we commissioned a new artwork by Victorian Aboriginal artist Vegas Fitzmaurice.
In 2025, the VICS are celebrating 20 years as Victoria’s cancer service improvement network.
A free event is open to women at any stage of their cancer diagnosis
The VICS Cancer Survivorship Program has announced 14 new grants to help embed survivorship care into routine practice.
HRICS hosted its 2024/25 Annual Forum & Workshop on Wednesday 23 August
The SMICS team is heading to the COSA Annual Scientific Meeting in November, with three poster presentations and one oral presentation accepted into the program. Keep reading to learn more about their contributions to cancer care and data-driven innovation.
An abstract submitted by BSWRICS in partnership with WDHS has been accepted for an oral presentation at the upcoming COSA Conference being held in November 2025.
The VICS look forward to sharing our latest impacts and insights with health professionals from across Australia at the 2025 COSA meeting in Adelaide, 11–14 November.
A new project to drive more gender equitable cancer care in Victoria is underway, with support from BSWRICS and GRICS.
Women in the Geelong region who have experienced a cancer diagnosis, whether recent or in the past, are invited to attend the monthly Counterpart Peer Support Hub meetings in Geelong.
