Cancer Directory
Knowing where to look can change what comes next. This cancer services directory brings together information, services and support in one place, making it easier to find what is available for you, your family, your mob or someone you care about.
Whether you’re looking to learn about cancer, understand screening, reduce your cancer risk or find support, you’ll find different options available across South Australia so you can decide what is right for you
Some services provide medical and practical support, while others focus on emotional, social, spiritual and cultural wellbeing. Together, these services can support informed choices, access to care, and connection to family, community and culture.
Last updated: August 4, 2026
Utilise Our Mob and Cancer Website for information and to seek health professional when changes happen.
If you need more information around cancer, Yarn For Life have put together some useful resources for you including posters and videos.
This information explains what to expect while you’re getting checked out. Your carer, family and community might also find this information helpful.
This information explains what to expect before, during and after cancer treatment, and tells about the care that should be offered.
Do you know of a local resource of service that can help others in your community but isn’t currently listed here? We would love to hear of any services that you would like to be included in the directory. Similarly, if you would like to provide feedback about any services listed, please utilise the feedback form below. While this directory aims to provide a space to share information, feedback can inform AHCSA advocacy efforts to ensure services in our community are culturally appropriate and providing appropriate care.
This directory has been developed to provide information about services supporting cancer care in South Australia. AHCSA is not responsible for the quality of the information or services provided by other organisations in this directory, nor is this intended as an endorsement of services, products or therapies. Please visit your local Aboriginal Health Service or speak to a qualified health professional for all matters that affect your health. All care is taken to ensure that the information on this website is accurate and reliable but AHCSA cannot guarantee that is it error-free. To report any errors, please utilise the feedback form below.
