ALT An old man with a young man with Down Syndrome are looking at each other and laughing. Text reads "Did you know? Both International and Australian data show that people with disability are under-screened for cancer."

ALT Blue text reads "People with disability experience more barriers and poorer access to cancer prevention and screening services. These challenges can impact timely diagnosis and treatment."

ALT Blue text reads "Early detection saves lives. Regular screenings are vital for early cancer detection, which can significantly improve treatment outcomes. We need to remove barriers for people with disability and make cancer screening accessible for everyone."

ALT Text reads "How can you help? -Share this post to help us raise awareness about the importance of accessible cancer screening. -Support inclusive policies – advocate for changes that make healthcare facilities more inclusive. -Get involved – support organisations that focus on disability and health equity."

ALT On a yellow background, text reads "Reduce your risk" with the five sunsafe icons and text reading "Slip Slop Slap Seek Slide" underneath.

ALT A woman with sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat smiles down while eating some watermelon. Text to the side of her reads "It's National Skin Cancer Action Week! Don't let the sun catch you off guard."

ALT A letterboard with the words "BREATHE" and "Lung Cancer Awareness Month"

ALT A graphic of lungs, with text below reading "Lung cancer is responsible for almost 1 in 5 cancer deaths in Australia And is the 5th most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia."

ALT Text reads "Risk factors include: smoking tobacco second-hand (passive) smoking exposure to asbestos exposure to radon (radioactive gas) exposure to occupational substances: e.g. arsenic, diesel fumes and soot history of lung diseases"

ALT Above an information signal "Find out more about lung cancer signs, symptoms and prevention at www.cancer.org.au"

ALT Text reads "What do these three things have in common?" in the top left corner. A picture of the free bowel test kit is in the middle, with an icon of a helmet and fire extinguisher.

ALT A dad and his child laughing together, with text that reads "National Carers Week".

ALT Text reads " First course: Dopamine (the reward chemical) - Set a small goal: Break tasks into bite-sized achievements e.g. doing the laundry or dishes. - Listen to uplifting music: Create a playlist designed to lift your spirits and make you want to dance. - Try a new hobby: Engage your brain with something new, like painting by numbers or hiking."

ALT Text reads "Second course: Serotonin (the mood stabiliser) - Get outside: Go for a brisk walk in nature (and remember to be sunsmart). - Practice mindfulness: Meditate or do yoga – plenty of easy routines can be found on YouTube. - Eat well: Fuel your body with your favorite healthy foods."

ALT Text reads: "Third course: Oxytocin (the love hormone) - Hug it out: Give a loved one (yes, this can be a pet) a hug - physical touch releases oxytocin. - Volunteer: Helping others not only boosts your mood but fosters community connections. - Spend quality time with others: Share a meal or game night with friends to deepen your relationships."

ALT Text reads: "Fourth course: Endorphins (the painkiller) - Keep moving: Try a workout, whether it’s running, dancing, or any activity that gets your heart pumping. - Laughter therapy: Watch a comedy movie or spend time with friends who make you laugh. - Have a massage: Massage can reduce anxiety and pain, decrease nausea, and improve energy and well-being."

ALT Blue text above reads "Are you taking care of your liver?" with a cartoon of a liver with a help sign.

ALT Blue text reads "Primary liver cancer is a malignant (cancerous) tumour that starts in the liver. The three types: - hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) or hepatoma (the most common type) - cholangiocarcinoma, or bile duct cancer - angiosarcoma, which starts in the blood vessels (rare type of liver cancer)"

ALT Blue text reads "Liver cancer symptoms are more likely to appear as the cancer grows or becomes advanced. Symptoms may include: - weakness and tiredness - pain in the abdomen - pain in the right shoulder"

ALT Blue text above a diagram of a yellow liver reads "Some risk factors might include: - alcohol consumption - hepatitis B or C - smoking tobacco"

ALT Text reads "October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month!" with "Breast" and "Cancer" curved to resemble breasts.

ALT Text reads "Each year in Australia, between 700 and 800 people are diagnosed with mesothelioma."

ALT Text reads "What is it? A type of cancer that starts in the membrane covering most internal organs, called the mesothelium." Half a picture of an x-ray of ribs is on the right.

ALT The continued picture of the x-ray of lungs is continued on the left. Text next to the image reads "The main risk factor for mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos."

ALT Text reads "Reduce your risk by being asbestos aware. Do not damage or disturb asbestos-containing materials."

ALT A blurred background of a research lab with blue text reading "Cancer research is more than just a pursuit of knowledge - it's a lifeline for millions of Australians affected by cancer."

ALT Same blurred background of the research lab with an arrow going up from 49% to 69%. Blue text reads "Investment in cancer research has helped increase survival rates from 49% in the 1980s to 69% today."

ALT A picture of a computer on the background with the Cancer Council logo on the top of the image. Blue text reads "Together, Cancer Councils are the largest non-government funder of cancer research in Australia."

ALT A picture of a microscope in the background with blue text overlaid over it. The text reads "Every breakthrough in cancer research brings us closer to new treatments, early detection methods, and ultimately, a cancer-free future. #WorldCancerResearchDay"

ALT Two kids with leukaemia playing on a hospital bed. Yellow text says "Childhood Cancer Awareness Month", highlighted in dark blue

ALT On a purple background, yellow text reads "13 11 20 If you need emotional or practical support, know that it's only a phone call away. Cancer Council's free, confidential information and support line connects anyone who has been affected by cancer with an experienced cancer nurse or health professional."

ALT On a white background, blue text reads "Canteen Canteen provides free, tailored support to Australians aged 12-25 who are impacted by cancer and their parents. They offer 24/7 online support services, access to free information and resources, free counselling and individual support, and run events and programs."

ALT A red telephone receiver is next to dark blue text that reads "You're not alone ❤️".

ALT Lymphoma = the 6th most common form of cancer

ALT Lymphomas are types of cancers in the lymphatic system, including lymph nodes found throughout the body.

ALT There are two main types of lymphomas (which spread and are treated differently): - Non-Hodgkin lymphoma = more than 90% of lymphomas - Hodgkin lymphoma

ALT It’s estimated more than 7,700 people will be diagnosed with lymphoma in 2024.

ALT A close up of a persons hand with the word "OK?" painted on in white. The full text reads "R U Ok? ... A little question that may have a big answer."

ALT Two people lying in bed with feet sticking out with captions reading "Sex and cancer – let's talk about it."

ALT A man holding a woman's hand with caption "Both cancer and its treatment can impact your sex life - it may affect desire, intimacy, or physical comfort."

ALT A woman holding hands with a man with caption "These changes can be challenging for you and your partner(s). But you’re not alone. Many people experience similar issues during and after cancer treatment."

ALT Blue text reads "Remember, your sexual health is important, too. Help is available, so let’s start that conversation today 💛"

ALT "What's the HPV vaccine all about?" is in white text and highlighted in blue, next to an icon of a syringe. "#NationalImmunisationAwarenessMonth is underneath the icon and text.

ALT "Human papillomavirus infection (hyoo-muhn pa-puh-low-muh-vai-ruhs uhn-fek-shn) noun A common sexually transmitted infection (STI)" is written in blue text and highlighted in yellow.

ALT "The HPV vaccine protects against HPV-related cancers, including almost all cervical cancers." is written in blue text and highlighted in yellow. An icon of a syringe and a shield with a cross are hand in hand, underneath the text.

ALT Blue text highlighted in yellow reads "It’s free for all Australian kids aged 12-13 at school as part of the National Immunisation Program."

ALT Yellow daffodils are on a a pale yellow background, with text that says "Daffodil Day 22 August. Need some help?"

ALT Two ladies looking at flowers are on the right-hand side of the image, with text on the left reading "1. Pick your date."

ALT A lady smiling down at daffodils on the left of the post, with text on the right reading "2. Make a plan."

ALT A young man laughing with daffodils in front of him on the left of the post, with text on the right reading "3. Spread the word"

ALT On a bright blue background, yellow tiles spell out "thank you". Dark blue text highlighted in yellow above and below the tiles read "Thank you to all the cancer nurses", "We see you and appreciate you", with a white hashtag that reads "#CancerNursesDay"