Make the Perkins WA Comprehensive Cancer Centre a reality

Make the Perkins WA Comprehensive Cancer Centre a reality

"You have cancer."

Every year, more than 14,000 West Australians will hear those words.

1 in 3 of us will die from cancer. And while there have been many advances in treating some cancers, the hardest-to-treat cancers are still taking our loved ones far too soon.

While cancer treatment and care from doctors and nurses in Western Australia is world-standard, it is fragmented, disconnected and under pressure. The Perkins Comprehensive Cancer Centre for WA will provide world-leading research-driven care, putting you at the centre of your cancer treatment. Nowhere else in WA does this.

"You have cancer."

Every year, more than 14,000 West Australians will hear those words.

1 in 3 of us will die from cancer. And while there have been many advances in treating some cancers, the hardest-to-treat cancers are still taking our loved ones far too soon.

While cancer treatment and care from doctors and nurses in Western Australia is world-standard, it is fragmented, disconnected and under pressure. The Perkins Comprehensive Cancer Centre for WA will provide world-leading research-driven care, putting you at the centre of your cancer treatment. Nowhere else in WA does this.

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Email your MP

Share your support for a truly comprehensive cancer centre for all West Australians with your local MP.

You want to see world-leading, research driven treatment and care for you and your loved ones. You want to see an end to the disconnected, fragmented approach that faces cancer patients in WA.

And share why it matters to you. Share your personal cancer experience which will help them understand why the Perkins proposed Comprehensive Cancer Centre for WA is something that West Australians deserve to have, like they have in Sydney and Melbourne.

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Share your support for a truly comprehensive cancer centre for all West Australians wiht your MP.

Be sure to include your personal experience:

  • How did cancer impact you and your family?
  • How did you manage juggling appointments?
  • What impact did cancer have on your work?
  • How did you cope after your treatment was finished?
  • How will having a comprehensive cancer centre improve things?