27/06/2026
Connecting with Global Leaders in Supportive Cancer Care and Survivorship.
This week, the Solaris Cancer Care team was proud to attend the 2nd National Integrative Oncology and Wellbeing in Supportive Cancer Care Symposium at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, followed by the MASCC 2026 Conference in Melbourne.
The team took the opportunity to visit ONJ and the Paula Fox Melanoma and Cancer center.
As Solaris approaches a significant milestone,
25 years of delivering supportive cancer care this September, it was a valuable opportunity to connect with some of the world's leading clinicians, researchers and advocates in supportive cancer care, survivorship and integrative oncology.
These events brought together global minds committed to improving outcomes and quality of life for people affected by cancer. Through learning, collaboration and shared experience, we explored the latest evidence and innovations shaping the future of supportive care.
At Solaris, we know that cancer care must go beyond treatment alone. Supportive care plays a vital role in helping people navigate the emotional, psychological and physical impacts of cancer, from diagnosis through treatment, survivorship and bereavement. The discussions throughout the symposium and conference reinforced the importance of whole-person care, including wellbeing, exercise, nutrition, psychology and community support.
For 25 years, Solaris has stood alongside Western Australians affected by cancer, providing personalised, evidence-based support that complements medical treatment. Connecting with national and international experts who share this vision strengthens our commitment to ensuring no one faces the impact of cancer alone.
We return to Western Australia inspired, energised and excited about the future of supportive cancer care and survivorship, and grateful for the opportunity to bring global knowledge and best practice back to the communities we serve.
25 years of care. 25 years of community. 25 years of supporting people to live well through and beyond cancer.