Giving people diagnosed with cancer the skills & knowledge to help manage the side effects of their treatment in a way that enables them to retain their confidence through the Look Good Feel Better workshops.
Supporting the Child Life Therapy program at Gold Coast University Hospital to help counteract the fears, misconceptions and anxiety that hospital experiences can provoke for children.
Supporting an intensive workshop on ‘Children’s Grief’ for school counsellors in the Hunter Region and the distribution of ‘Grief Resource Packs’ to support bereaved children and their families.
Following a $25,000 funding boost from Greater Charitable Foundation as part of its 2018 funding round, the Cancer Patients Foundation will hold six Look Good Feel Better workshops for cancer patients in Grafton.
OzHarvest’s commitment to improving the lives of homeless men across the Hunter has been made possible through Greater Charitable Foundation’s continued funding of the NEST (Nutrition Education Sustenance Training) program, as part of its recently-announced annual grants program.
