Publications for workplaces, general practitioners, schools, childcare centres and community groups
We have a range of publications and resources available from this page under the following headings:
- Prevention and early detection of cancer in women and men
- Healthy lifestyle to reduce your cancer risk
- Sun protection
- Schools and childcare
- Workplace resources
- To order copies of the following brochures, booklets, posters and Education publications please use our Education publications order form
(pdf 83kb). - Printable versions are also available to download below.
- If you can't find the information you're looking for here, the Cancer Council Helpline has a wide range of information in it's extensive library.
- For information on having a guest speaker from the Cancer Council, please see
Cancer Council WA Education Sessions. - If you are a Health professional there is more information available on our health professional pages.
Prevention and early detection of cancer in women and men
Women and cancer brochureBreast cancer and gynaecological cancers are not the only types of cancers that affect women. After breast cancer, the most common types of cancers that affect women living in Western Australia are bowel cancer, melanoma and lung cancer. This 20-page DL booklet provides information on cancers that affect women, gynaecological cancers, finding cancer early, what can I do? It is designed for use by individuals, organisations and Community groups. |
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Breast awareness for all women brochureBeing breast aware means learning how your breasts feel at different times to help you understand what is normal for you. If you are familiar with your breasts you may be more likely to notice any unusual changes that could be a sign of breast cancer. This 3-fold DL brochure contains information about breast awareness and is designed for use by individuals, organisations and community groups. |
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Gynaecological cancer brochureGynaecological cancers refer to cancers of the female reproductive organs, such as cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal and vulval cancers. This 4-fold DL brochure contains information on gynaecological cancers and is designed for use by individuals, organisations and community groups. |
pdf 973kb |
Men and cancer brochureEven though less than half of the Australian population are men, more men than women are diagnosed with cancer each year. Prostate cancer and testicular cancer are not the only cancers that affect men. This 12-page DL booklet contains information about the types of cancer that most affect men and what men can do to reduce their cancer risk. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations and community groups. |
pdf 1.7mb |
Prostate cancer brochureIn Australia prostate cancer is the most common cancer that affects men. This 4-fold DL brochure provides information to men about prostate problems, the symptoms of prostate cancer and how this cancer is detected and treated. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations, health professionals and community groups. |
pdf 608kb |
Testicular cancer brochureTesticular cancer is a rare form of cancer but it is one of the most common cancers in men aged between 15 and 45 years. This 3-fold DL brochure provides men with information about testicular cancer, including what it is, signs and symptoms, testicular self-examination, who is at risk and common treatments. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations, health professionals and community groups. |
pdf 596kb |
Bowel cancer brochureBowel cancer (or colorectal cancer) is the most common internal cancer in Western Australia and, after lung cancer, is the second leading cause of cancer death in men and women. This 4-fold DL brochure contains information about bowel cancer, including how it develops, who is at risk, screening for bowel cancer, signs and symptoms and how you can reduce your risk. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations and community groups. |
pdf 722kb |
Faecal Occult Blood Test - A test for the early signs of bowel cancer fact sheetThis fact sheet explains what is involved in testing yourself for the early signs of bowel cancer. Specifically addressing what a Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) is, who needs to undergo this test, where and how to obtain it, and what to expect afterwards. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations, health professionals, community groups, and people eligible and ineligible for the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program. |
pdf 152kb |
Bowel cancer - avoid the cure presentation kitThis kit is a comprehensive resource to help present an education session on bowel cancer. Specifically addressing statistics, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, risk factors, screening and genetics. Features include, overhead transparency masters, glossary, handouts detailed background information and CD-ROM. A 8- page A4 ring bound education kit designed for use by health professionals. Cost $35.00 including GST and postage |
pdf 63kb |
Bowel cancer: A simple test could save your life DVDThis 13-minute DVD includes everything you need to know about bowel cancer prevention. It provides men and women with information about bowel cancer, including risk factors, reducing risk, the Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) and The National Bowel Cancer Screening Program. It is designed for use by individuals, organisations, health professionals and community groups. To order your free copy of this DVD download order form (pdf 40kb) |
pdf 40kb |
Women's cancer speakers kitThis kit is designed to assist in preparing and delivering information sessions on breast, cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal and vulval cancers. Features include, discussion ideas, presentation tips, overhead transparencies, handouts, glossary, references and CD-ROM. An A4 2 ring bound education manual designed for use by health professionals Cost $35.00 including GST and postage |
pdf 63kb |
Healthy lifestyle to reduce your cancer risk
Physical activity to reduce your risk of cancer brochureAt least half of all cancers can be prevented with a healthy lifestyle. Along with other lifestyle behaviours, being physically active can reduce your chances of developing cancer and is a vital factor in the fight against this disease. This 12-page DL booklet provides information and tips to increase the activity in your day, including how to get started, types of physical activity and how much you should do. It also includes information on the benefits of physical activity during cancer treatment. |
pdf 977kb |
Healthy eating to reduce your risk of cancer brochureEating a healthy diet is important to prevent overweight and obesity, which is a risk factor for some types of cancer. This 18-page DL booklet provides practical information to help you improve your diet and help reduce your cancer risk. It includes information on: how to choose a balanced diet including fruit, vegetables, whole grain and wholemeal foods; serving sizes; how to reduce the fat and salt in your diet; fluid intake; and reading food labels. |
pdf 985kb |
Cancer reduce your risk speakers kit - eating and moving to prevent cancerFeatures include, background information, presentation outline, powerpoint slides, factsheets, glossary, reference and CD-ROM. A 108-page A4 ring bound education manual designed to assist health professionals (community health nurses, dietitians, health promotion officers, etc) to prepare and deliver information sessions to colleagues and members of the public on nutrition, body weight, physical activity and alcohol and cancer. Cost $35.00 including GST and postage |
pdf 63kb |
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Sun protection
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Schools and childcare
Please use our
Education publications order form (pdf 90kb) to purchase the following resources.
The GenerationSunSmart website is being re written and will be launched soon at www.GenerationSunSmart.com
Kidskin School Sun Safety Education Resources
The Kidskin resources offer primary teachers ready made curriculum activities and programs to base sun protection learning experiences. The Kidskin resource activities are student-centred, interactive, cross-curricular and most importantly FUN! The kits include:
- A teacher's guide complete with lesson plans, worksheets and extension activities
- Audio CD and stimulus pictures (Early Primary Resource)
- Posters
Cost $30.00 including GST (discount available for SunSmart Schools)
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Early Primary (years 1-3) |
Middle Primary (years 4 & 5) |
Upper Primary (years 6 & 7) |
See also our range of Sun protection brochures and posters
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Workplace resources
The Shade Handbook: A practical guide for shade development in Western Australia (2007)Developed for individuals, organisations and local governments to increase the provision of quality shade in the community. This 40-page A4 book and CD contains ten information sheets detailing specific shade recommendations for a range of community settings, such as early childhood centres, schools, public swimming pools, playgrounds, beaches and other waterside recreation areas, parks and reserves, sports grounds and streetscapes. Cost $39.95 including GST. A hard copy can be ordered by completing our order form Or download a copy for FREE (pdf 3.5mb). Please note the free download does not include additional content available on CD-ROM in the hard copy version. |
The Shade Handbook order form pdf 90kb |
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To order printed copies of the following brochures or booklets please use our order form at the top of the page. Workplace resources for cancer prevention and early detection brochureAs Australians spend at least one third of their day at work, the workplace can have a significant impact on our health. Healthy employees will have increased energy, improved fitness, a healthy weight, plus improved quality of life. This 4-fold brochure includes topics on education sessions, resources, speaker's kits, fresh start courses and information for parents. It is designed for use by employers and their employees. |
pdf 745kb |
Skin cancer and outdoor work
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pdf 435kb |
Skin Cancer and outdoor work: A guide for employersEmployees who work outdoors during the day are at risk of skin cancer. Implementing a comprehensive sun protection program, which includes a range of simple protective measures, can prevent sun-related injuries and reduce the suffering and costs associated with skin cancer, including reduced productivity and morale. This 32-page booklet has been designed as a guide for employers and explores the relationship between exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun and skin cancer. It provides information and advice to understand and confidently address sun protection in the workplace. |
pdf 2.6mb |
Outdoor workers - Protect yourself in 5 easy steps
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pdf 317kb |
See also our range of Sun Protection brochures and posters.
Workplace presentations - why not book a guest speaker? See our range of topics available or purchase our Be SunSmart and save your skin presentation kit.
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