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Find information about cancer types, coping with a diagnosis, treatments, side effects, living well after diagnosis & treatment, caring for loved ones, resources for your community and more.
Get Support
Our cancer helpline consultants are ready for your call to support all people impacted by cancer. We may be able to assist with direct support services or by putting you in touch with other people who can support you.
Preventing Cancer
Discover lifestyle choices to minimise your risk of getting cancer and the importance of screening and early detection for cancer survival.
Research
Research programs save lives, improve treatments and quality of life for cancer survivors.
Get Involved
Cancer Council exists through the generosity of the community. Find out how you can participate by donating, volunteering, fundraising or partnering with us.

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Order skin cancer prevention resources

These skin cancer prevention resources support the community to increase their knowledge and understanding of the importance of sun safety, and how to incorporate skin cancer prevention behaviours into their daily lives.

For early childhood education, primary school or out of school hours resources, go to SunSmart NSW.

Download and print your own resources here, or use the form below to order free printed resources for the post

Downloadable skin cancer prevention resources

Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide (A3 poster) Download PDF101kB
Today you need sun protection (A3 poster) Download PDF677kB
Got your sunscreen on? (A3 poster) Download PDF561kB
Melanoma and skin cancer guide for medical practitioners Download PDF2.34MB
What does skin cancer look like? (A3 poster) Download PDF1.62MB
How much sun is enough? (A4 Z fold flyer) Download PDF497kB
Are you SunSmart? (DL flyer) Download PDF191kB
8 questions about sun protection (flyer) Download PDF2.2MB
Skin cancer and outdoor work. A WHS guide (A4 booklet) Download PDF1.62MB
Work outdoors? Use sun protection everyday (A4 Z fold flyer) Download PDF2.09MB

These resources are free of charge. Should you require more than the maximum quantity indicated please contact us on (02) 9334 1761 or sunsmart@nswcc.org.au

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