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Emotions and Cancer Booklet Back The information contained in this directory was accurate at the time of printing. If a service has been omitted or a listing is no longer accurate, please advise Cancer Council NSW by calling 02 4223 0200. Inclusion of a service in this directory does not imply the endorsement of that service by Cancer Council NSW. March 2016. Contents Introduction............................................................... 2 Services for Carers.................................................. 14 Information About Cancer......................................... 3 Cancer and Youth.................................................... 15 Useful Cancer Websites........................................... 3 Webinars................................................................ 3 Palliative, Hospice and Respite Care Services....... 16 Telephone Information............................................. 4 Palliative Care Services.......................................... 16 Hospices............................................................... 16 Treatment Facilities................................................... 5 Respite Services.................................................... 16 Local Hospitals....................................................... 5 Surrounding Treatment Facilities.............................. 5 Bereavement Services............................................ 17 Community Health Centres...................................... 5 Specialised Local Services..................................... 18 General Practitioners and Medical Centres............. 6 Multicultural Services............................................. 19 Treatment Support Services..................................... 7 Cancer Council NSW Accommodation....................... 7 Other Services..........................................................20 Accommodation - Canberra..................................... 7 Accommodation - Sydney........................................ 7 Screening Programs................................................ 21 Transport Services.................................................. 7 Home Help Support Services................................... 8 How You Can Help................................................... 22 Meals on Wheels.................................................... 8 Fundraising........................................................... 22 Volunteering......................................................... 22 Financial and Legal Support..................................... 9 Notes........................................................................ 23 Emotional Support...................................................12 Local Cancer Support Groups................................. 12 Index........................................................................ 24 Telephone Support Groups..................................... 12 Counselling Services............................................. 13 Contents | 1 Introduction This directory was developed as a guide to cancer services in the Goulburn and Upper Lachlan area for people living with cancer, their carers, families and friends. It is also designed to be a resource for health professionals working in cancer care within the community. A diagnosis of cancer can pose many challenges. They can range from the practical, like how to get to a distant medical appointment, to the emotionally complex, like thinking about life and death. The services listed in this directory can help with many of these challenges. To make things easier, services are grouped together into sections. You will find a list of the sections available in the Table of Contents. If you are in search of a particular service, a detailed index is located at the back of this directory. If you would like more details about any of the services listed in the directory, or are looking for a service that isn’t listed, contact the Cancer Council Information and Support 13 11 20. If there is any service missing from this edition that you would like to see included in future editions, or if current listings need to be updated, please contact Cancer Council Southern Region Office on (02) 4223 0200. 2 | Introduction Information About Cancer Becoming informed about a cancer diagnosis can reduce stress through understanding. Cancer Council offers a wide range of information for people diagnosed with cancer, their families and friends, which has been developed in collaboration with cancer experts and people affected by cancer. This includes information on specifi c types of cancer, treatments, coping with cancer, practical issues and life after cancer. This is available as printed booklets, and online as PDFs and eBooks. These free publications are available by calling Cancer Council Information and Support on 13 11 20 or visiting cancercouncil.org.au Canteen Useful Cancer Websites canteen.org.au Many look to the internet for information on cancer. Although there are many reputable sites, unfortunately there are also Leukaemia Foundation many that provide inaccurate and misleading information. The leukaemia.org.au following is a brief listing of websites that are known to provide My Parents Cancer reliable and authoritative information. If you have any questions about the reliability of a website, contact Cancer Council myparentscancer.com.au Information and Support on 13 11 20. Now What Cancer Australia nowwhat.org.au canceraustralia.com.au Cancer Connections Webinars cancerconnections.com.au A webinar is an online seminar you can watch on your computer Cancer Council Australia or mobile device. Webinars enable many people from different geographic location to share a common experience in real- cancer.org.au time and to interact via a chat box with the presenters and Cancer Council NSW participants. To register for an upcoming webinar or view past cancercouncil.com.au webinars visit cancercouncil.com.au Cancer Institute NSW cancerinstitute.org.au Information About Cancer | 3 Information About Cancer Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) Telephone Information The Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) is an Cancer Council NSW interpreting service provided by the Department of Immigration Cancer Council provides a free, confidential telephone and Border Protection for people who do not speak English and information and support service. Specially trained staff can for agencies and businesses that need to communicate with answer questions about all aspects of cancer, including their non-English speaking clients. prevention, early detection and treatment. They can assist with P: 131 450 practical and emotional support and advise callers about specific W: tisnational.gov.au services appropriate to their needs and location. P: 13 11 20 W: cancercouncil.com.au Health Direct A 24 hour telephone health advice service staffed by registered nurses to provide expert health advice. P: 1800 022 222 W: healthdirect.org.au Quitline Provides advice and assistance to support individuals who are trying to stop smoking. P: 13 7848 (13QUIT) W: quitnow.gov.au 4 | Information About Cancer Treatment Facilities Southern Highlands Cancer Centre Local Hospitals Provides cancer services to anyone in the Southern highlands Bourke Street Health Service Oncology Unit community. Providing inpatient and community based services focusing on A: 99 Bowral Street, Bowral NSW rehabilitation and aged/extended care. Includes allied health P: (02) 4862 9470 rehabilitation, oncology services and hydrotherapy pool. H: Monday - Friday A: 234 Bourke Street, Goulburn NSW The Canberra Region Cancer Centre P: (02) 4823 7933 H: Wednesday - Friday 8.30am - 5.00pm The Canberra Region Cancer Centre is a world class health Services are bulk billed care facility that brings together cancer treatment and related services in one purpose built facility. Crookwell District Hospital A: Canberra Hospital Yamba Drive, Garran ACT Crookwell Hospital is an 18 bed facility providing emergency and P: (02) 6244 2222 medical services. Community Health Services provided include The Sydney Children’s Hospital Network child and family health, generalist community nursing, wound clinic, physiotherapy services and a wellness centre. The oncology Unit at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead is the A: 17 Kialla Road, Crookwell NSW largest children’s Cancer unit in NSW. P: (02) 4832 1300 P: (02) 9845 2134 W: schn.health.nsw.gov.au Goulburn Base Hospital Goulburn Base Hospital is a referral hospital for the region Community Health Centres providing a full range of medical, surgical, community health and rehabilitation services for residents across the region. Community Health centres offer a range of different services to A: 130 Goldsmith Street, Goulburn NSW residents within their area. Contact them for more information P: (02) 4827 3111 about available services. Goulburn Community Health Centre Surrounding Treatment Facilities Provide a variety of services to the community including Campbelltown Hospital - The Macarthur Cancer Therapy aged care, nursing, oncology services, physiotherapy and Centre (MCTC) occupational therapy. The Macarthur Cancer Therapy Centre provides cancer services. A: CRN Goldsmith Street/Faithful Street, Goulburn NSW The Centre offers oncology services, chemotherapy, radiation, P: (02) 4827 3913 allied health and support services. Gunning District Community and Health Service Inc. A: Therry Road, Campbelltown NSW Improves, maintains and supports the health of all members of P: General enquiries: (02) 4634 3000 the community.
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