Working together to lessen the impact of cancer

Our vision is to end cancers as we know them. We're working to reduce the incidence of cancer, increase the survival of people with cancer, and improve the quality of life of people with cancer

How can we help?

Access support to quit smoking
Access support to quit smoking
Book a breast screen
Book a breast screen
Reduce your cancer risk
Reduce your cancer risk
Find a cancer specialist
Find a cancer specialist
Understand your cancer care
Understand your cancer care
Cancer types
Cancer types
Find help to cope with cancer
Find help to cope with cancer
Learn about cancer costs
Learn about cancer costs

We work with the health system and the community to help improve cancer outcomes for everybody.

Patients and carers
Patients and carers
Primary health care professionals
Primary health care professionals
Aboriginal people
Aboriginal people
Multicultural communities
Multicultural communities
Researchers
Researchers
Rural and remote communities
Rural and remote communities
Children and their families
Children and their families
Adolescents and young adults
Adolescents and young adults

Latest news

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New funding to support breast cancer research
The Cancer Institute NSW is proud to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation’s (NBCF) inaugural Pink Sky Grants Scheme, contributing $500,000 towards innovative NSW research projects that aim to reduce the impact of breast cancer.
NSW-first imaging system among $1.7 million in cancer research equipment grants
A cutting-edge imaging system that will help researchers investigate new ways to prevent cancer relapse is among $1.7 million in equipment funded through Cancer Institute NSW’s 2026 Research Equipment Grants.
Why hepatitis B awareness matters for refugee and migrant communities
Vivian, from south-west Sydney, is raising awareness as hepatitis B and liver cancer have impacted her family. Early detection, monitoring and treatment of hepatitis B can prevent many cases of liver cancer.
New survey shows NSW patients are overwhelmingly satisfied with cancer care
A new Cancer Institute NSW outpatient survey reveals people with cancer across NSW are overwhelming satisfied with the experience of care provided at the state’s outpatient cancer services.

Our Campaigns

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  1.  'Change Your Routine' Skin Cancer Prevention Campaign 

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  2.  BreastScreen NSW ‘Breast Cancer Doesn’t Wait’ Campaign 

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  3.  'Mutations' Quit Smoking Campaign 

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  4.  Cervical Screening for Mob Campaign 2025/26 

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  5.  'Do The Test' Bowel Screening Campaign 

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  6.  'Every Vape is a Hit to Your Health' Anti-Vaping Campaign 

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