Cancer Care begins annual funds drive
Western suburb-based Solaris Cancer Care has launched its May We Thrive campaign this month to raise funds and awareness. The independently funded charity helps cancer
Western suburb-based Solaris Cancer Care has launched its May We Thrive campaign this month to raise funds and awareness. The independently funded charity helps cancer
WA’s leading cancer support provider – Solaris Cancer Care – has today announced the appointment of two new board members, Clare McNeill and Diane Porteous.
Each year, Women in Mining and Resources WA (WIMWA) choose several charities to support through their fundraising and networking events and incredibly well-known annual summit.
The Rotary Club of Collie held their annual changeover dinner on Thursday June 21. Incoming president John Bylund thanked outgoing president Eric Parsonage for all
Australian cricket coach Justin Langer calls him “the Saint”. His patients refer to him as a hero. But to many of his medical colleagues in
media and images published by Weekend West, published 16 June 2018 Australian cricket coach Justin Langer calls him “the Saint”. His patients refer to
Solaris Cancer Care has provided a helping hand to thousands of cancer patients and their families in Western Australia. However, this May the not-for-profit charity
SOLARIS Cancer Care is in survival mode and needs $200,000 to keep going. Every year the charity helps around 8,000 WA cancer patients and their
When Ingrid kiel-Monaghan was diagnosed with cancer, it turned her world upside down. The Subiaco resident has an aggressive breast cancer discovered in November 2016.
After fundraising efforts fell significantly short this year, Solaris Cancer Care is desperately calling on the South West community to help keep its doors open.
Solaris in Dire Need of Funds to Continue Written by Lauren Pilat A sanctuary and place to escape cancer treatment may be forced to stop
Next week, WA’s leading cancer support provider – Solaris Cancer Care – is giving thanks to its volunteers during National Volunteer Week (20 – 26
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