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On Friday 2 February, Canteen young people and their families impacted by cancer got up close and personal with iconic Australian band The Living End for an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime experience.

We surveyed young people who use Canteen Connect to understand what was working well and what we could improve.

As we wrap up for the year, we're excited to share the remarkable achievements outlined in our Annual Report 2023.

Recently, Salt Meats & Cheese flung open their doors to our young people by hosting interactive cooking classes.

Canteen has proudly launched its Culturally Responsive Framework. This framework is for all Canteen team members and outlines how Canteen will work with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander young people and their families impacted by cancer.

Canteen’s iconic National Bandanna Day has so far raised over $35 million to support young people impacted by cancer.

We’re delighted that the Australian Government has today announced $9.4m in funding to enable us to continue delivering this vital service until 2027.

The launch of the new Australian Cancer Plan (the Plan) yesterday is an exciting milestone for cancer care in Australia. This is a once in a generation opportunity to improve experiences and outcomes for people affected by cancer.

The hidden costs of cancer can be particularly difficult for young people and can have long-term implications.

Canteen is excited to announce that Hilti Australia has signed on as a 2024 Major Giving Day Partner to support young people who have had their world turned upside down by cancer.

Our Winter Retreat was filled with exciting activities, including ski and snowboard lessons, and the picturesque Thredbo ski resort provided the perfect backdrop for our adventure.