ENRICHing Survivorship - A free exercise & nutrition program for cancer survivors

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Healthy eating and regular exercise can improve cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, stamina, self-esteem and quality of life. Exercise can also reduce fatigue, nausea, pain, anxiety and depression.

What is ENRICHing Survivorship

ENRICHing Survivorship is facilitated by an exercise physiologist/ physiotherapist, dietitian, yoga instructor and volunteers to restore your physical and emotional wellbeing after cancer treatment. The program runs one day per week for 8 weeks and each session is 2 hours. See program dates and locations.

The program is made up of the following components:

  • Six sessions focus on exercise and nutrition to improve cancer health (ENRICH). 
  • A yoga and mindfulness session introduces relaxation breathing techniques to help reduce stress and anxiety.
  • A peer support session provides practical information, discussion and ideas about how to adjust to the changes following cancer treatment.

Who can join ENRICHing Survivorship

The program is available to people over 18 who have completed active cancer treatment. For people diagnosed with certain cancer types requiring long term treatment the program is available provided the participant is feeling well and able to physically participate.  A carer, partner or family member is welcome to attend with the cancer survivor. 

To find out more information about the ENRICHing Survivorship program:

Register your Interest

If you are a Health Professional, you can refer a patient to the ENRICHing Survivorship program:

Refer your patient

Program dates and locations:

Castle Hill – Thursdays: 4 March – 22 April 2021, 10am – 12noon

North Wollongong – Thursdays: 4 March – 22 April 2021, 10am – 12noon

Castle Hill – Saturdays: 1 May – 19 June 2021, 10am – 12noon

Woolloomooloo – Fridays: 7 May – 25 June 2021, 10am – 12noon

To find out more, contact us on 1300 360 541 or email enrich@nswcc.org.au

The ENRICH program was developed by Cancer Council NSW in collaboration with the University of Newcastle.

Further information and support: