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Help spread the Word this October
This Liver Cancer Awareness Month, help raise awareness and connect more First Nations people, families and communities with trusted liver cancer information and support.
Download and share our resources using #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth to help spread the word in your community.
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There is now a free national phone line dedicated to supporting people affected by liver cancer, wherever they live in Australia.
Whether you have liver cancer, are waiting for answers, or are supporting someone you care about, our cancer nurses are here to help.
We can answer your questions and help you understand your liver, tests, treatment and medicines in plain language, at your pace.
This support is for family members, friends and carers too. You can pass on our number, call together, or put the phone on speaker and sit beside someone while they talk with us.
You do not have to call. You can use webchat, email us or ask us to call you back.
Everything you share is private. Our support is free, confidential, respectful and without judgement.
No judgement. No shame. You are not alone.
Call: 1800 841 118
Email: support@liver.org.au
Webchat: https://liver.org.au/
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Information and support for people affected by liver cancer
If you or someone you care about is affected by liver cancer, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Liver Foundation provides trusted information and support, including:
- Downloadable Booklets – practical, easy-to-understand resources about liver cancer, treatment, and living with the disease.
- Nurse-led support line – speak with a liver nurse for information, guidance and support.