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Youth Cancer Service
Find the latest news from Canteen featuring stories from the young people and families we support as well as updates on our research and services.
nate - a young person impacted by cancer - smiling and looking up at the sky
Nate’s story
young person making a heart shape with her hands in front of the sky
All I want for Christmas …
young people impacted by cancer having fun in front of the raging waters park entry
Raging Waters donates park entry to Canteen
canteen canchella event at night
A rocking good time at Canteen's CanChella
group of young people with Canteen CEO
Supporting First Nations peoples through partnerships
Young person holding a box of Canteen Bandannas for National Bandanna Day
It’s National Bandanna Day: Today, Australians show their support for young people impacted by cancer
young person affected by cancer holding a sign that says all donations matched
Why donate on Bandanna Day 2022
Four young adults in front of Luna Park with the Luna Park characters after one person shaved their head for Canteen's Bandanna Day
Canteen’s Bandanna Day countdown kicks off at Luna Park
three young female students hanging out and talking
Overcoming exam stress
three young people sitting and looking into the sunset
Canteen’s Siona Hardy awarded Churchill Fellowship
two young girls wearing canteen bandannas at luna park
Luna Park and Canteen's impact on 120 young people and their families
father and son at hospital
2022 IPOS Conference

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Acknowledgement of Country
Canteen acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Australia’s First Peoples and sovereign Custodians of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We are committed to providing inclusive and appropriate support for First Nations young people, their kin and community impacted by cancer. First Nations peoples are respectfully advised this website may contain images, names or stories of people who have passed away. Read our Reconciliation Action Plan here.
Ngalaya (Dharawal for ally or friend in battle), is an artwork commissioned by Canteen created by Kamilaroi and Jerrinja woman and artist Jasmine Sarin.

 

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We are guided by our values and commitments to ensure that everyone at Canteen feels respected, included and safe. We welcome the LGBTQI+ community and people from all cultures, backgrounds and abilities.