The “What Now” program offers wraparound support for people learning to live after cancer treatment, with services that reach every corner of survivorship:


•  Emotional & Psychological Support – because fear, fatigue, and identity shifts don’t end with a discharge summary


•  Education & Resources – empowering survivors with knowledge about late effects, long-term care, and recovery pathways


•  Peer Connection – offering opportunities to connect with others who’ve “been there” and truly understand


•  Practical Life Guidance – including help returning to work, navigating finances, and building day-to-day confidence


•  Individualised Support – personal check-ins that respond to the unique needs of each survivor


•  Wellbeing & Lifestyle Tools – focused on rebuilding strength, restoring hope, and redefining what “thriving” means

As someone still navigating life beyond rare cancer, I know that survival is only one chapter of the story. Real healing starts when the treatment ends—and that’s often the most overlooked part of the journey.

This is why I lend my time, voice, and story to this program. Because no one should face the aftershock of cancer alone.

This program runs because of people like you—those who believe that quality of life after treatment matters just as much as the treatment itself.



You can help by:



•   Donating to help sustain this essential program


•  Joining a fundraising event like City2Surf or Flying High on Life



•  Sharing this resource with your community

Survivorship is not the end.
It’s the beginning of a new kind of living—
and no one should have to figure it out alone.