Can Assist Condobolin

Can Assist Condobolin We provide financial assistance, practical support and accommodation to country people in NSW affected by any type of cancer.

When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the impact reaches far beyond the individual. It's a partner, a parent, a grandpa...
24/06/2026

When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the impact reaches far beyond the individual. It's a partner, a parent, a grandparent, a friend or a neighbour. In an instant, life can be turned upside down. The diagnosis, appointments, decisions and uncertainty can leave patients and their families feeling overwhelmed at a time when they need support most.

That's why your support matters.

As part of the Can Assist family, our branch is powered by local volunteers, donors and supporters who believe no one should face cancer alone. Together, we can help people in our community access the practical and financial support they need throughout their cancer journey.

As the end of the financial year approaches, there are many ways you can make a difference:

🤝 Every hand helps – Volunteer your time and skills.
💚 Every donation matters – Make a tax-deductible gift before 30 June.
🏡 Every dollar raised stays local – Supporting people in our community when they need it most.

Support local and donate to our branch today: https://bit.ly/3QgF8I5

💙 Men's Health Week is a chance to start important conversations and support the health and wellbeing of men and boys in...
16/06/2026

💙 Men's Health Week is a chance to start important conversations and support the health and wellbeing of men and boys in our community.

When it comes to cancer, early detection can save lives. Knowing the signs and symptoms, keeping up with regular health checks, and speaking to a doctor when something doesn't feel right are simple steps that can make a big difference.

While Men's Health Week shines a spotlight on these conversations, looking after your health is important all year round. Take a moment to check in with yourself, a mate, your dad, brother, partner, colleague, or neighbour.

A simple conversation could encourage someone to book that appointment, seek support, or get something checked sooner rather than later.

Just a little reminder to check in on your people. 💛Send the text. Make the call. Drop in for a cuppa. Invite them for a...
09/06/2026

Just a little reminder to check in on your people. 💛

Send the text. Make the call. Drop in for a cuppa. Invite them for a walk.

When someone's going through a tough time, it's often the little things that mean the most. A simple "How are you going?" can remind someone they're not alone.

To all our volunteers and supporters who continue to look out for one another — thank you.

❤️💛🖤 We are proud to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and families facing cancer within our local co...
02/06/2026

❤️💛🖤 We are proud to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and families facing cancer within our local community.

This National Reconciliation Week, we reflect on this year’s theme, All In — a reminder that reconciliation is everyone’s responsibility, and meaningful change happens when we all show up, listen, learn and walk together.

We acknowledge the strength, resilience and knowledge of First Nations peoples, and remain committed to supporting communities with compassion, connection and cancer care close to home.

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Bowel cancer is one of Australia's most common cancers, yet many people are unawar...
01/06/2026

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month.

Bowel cancer is one of Australia's most common cancers, yet many people are unaware of the signs and symptoms until it's too late.

This month is a reminder to listen to your body, prioritise screening, and seek medical advice if something doesn't feel right.

Early detection can save lives.
Awareness can save lives.
Conversations can save lives.

Because cancer doesn't wait - and neither should we 💛

One routine scan. One appointment she attended alone. Four words that changed everything.At just 28 years old, Kate disc...
01/06/2026

One routine scan. One appointment she attended alone. Four words that changed everything.

At just 28 years old, Kate discovered a lump and believed it was likely hormonal. Instead, she was diagnosed with grade 3 hormone-receptive breast cancer.

What followed was surgery, fertility preservation, chemotherapy, radiation, uncertainty, and the reality that many regional Australians face every day when navigating cancer treatment.

For Kate, treatment wasn't simply about appointments and recovery. It meant long drives, travel costs, time away from home, and the additional challenges that come with living in regional NSW.

Today, Kate is cancer-free.

Her story is a powerful reminder that cancer can affect anyone, at any age, and that access to support can make an enormous difference during treatment.

Thank you to for sharing Kate's story and helping shine a light on the realities faced by regional Australians living with cancer.

Please take a moment to read, share and help raise awareness.
Every share helps another person understand why support services for regional cancer patients matter.

Article: https://www.mamamia.com.au/kate-atwood-breast-cancer-regional/
Help Support Country Cancer Patients: https://can-assist.grassrootz.com/country-cancer-patients-2026-appeal

Volunteering with Can Assist means showing up for people in your own community when they need it most. It’s helping ensu...
27/05/2026

Volunteering with Can Assist means showing up for people in your own community when they need it most. It’s helping ensure no one has to face cancer alone or delay treatment because of financial pressure 💛

Across more than 60 branches in country NSW, our volunteers make real, local impact every single day.

If you’ve been thinking about giving back, this is your sign.
Join us, give what time you can, and be part of something that truly makes a difference.

📣National Volunteer Week (18–24 May)Thank you to every one of our wonderful Can Assist volunteers. This week, we recogni...
20/05/2026

📣National Volunteer Week (18–24 May)

Thank you to every one of our wonderful Can Assist volunteers. This week, we recognise and celebrate the time, care and heart you give to supporting locals affected by cancer across country NSW. 💛

Volunteering Australia's 2026 theme, Your Year to Volunteer, celebrates the contribution of volunteers and encourages people to dedicate time to meaningful volunteer work. Across NSW, we see our volunteers making an impact every day — building strong communities, fundraising locally, and helping country people access the treatment and care they need through support with travel, accommodation and everyday medical expenses.


🫂 For more than 71 years, our volunteers have remained at the heart of Can Assist. Still needed. Still here. And still m...
13/05/2026

🫂 For more than 71 years, our volunteers have remained at the heart of Can Assist. Still needed. Still here. And still making a difference.

From fundraising and local events to phone calls and practical support, they help make sure locals in their community facing cancer feel supported when they need it most.

If you’d like to give back, meet wonderful people, and support your local community, we’d love to welcome you.

👉Learn more: https://canassist.org.au/get-involved/membership-volunteering/

💐A cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect someone's health. For women in country communities, it can quietly take options ...
06/05/2026

💐A cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect someone's health. For women in country communities, it can quietly take options away — including the chance to become a mother, to be there for their children, or simply to access the care they deserve. No woman should face those choices alone because of where she lives or the cost of care. That is why Can Assist exists.

This Mother's Day, we're holding space for all of them.

This photograph captures three generations of women, Helen, Leanne, and Ivy, holding close the memory of Ellie. A daughter, a sister, a mother. Ellie passed away at just 27 after bravely facing a rare cancer.

Whether this Mother's Day is one of celebration, reflection, or quiet remembrance, we're thinking of you and holding you close. 💛



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PO Box 298
Condobolin, NSW
2877

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+61268952877

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