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Advanced Breast Cancer Group The Advanced Breast Cancer Group is a Queensland wide service supporting women with secondary breast cancer, their partners and families.

The women in our support groups aren’t all the same.And they don’t need to be.Different ages. Different experiences. Dif...
16/09/2026

The women in our support groups aren’t all the same.

And they don’t need to be.

Different ages. Different experiences. Different stories.

Some women are newly diagnosed. Some have been living with metastatic breast cancer for years. Some are navigating treatment changes, family life, work, uncertainty or major life decisions.

No two experiences are exactly alike.

What brings people together isn’t having the same story. It’s having a shared understanding of what it means to live with metastatic breast cancer.

Our support groups create space for different perspectives, different experiences and different ways of coping, because there is no single right way to navigate life with metastatic breast cancer.

To learn more about the group, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

Our workshop video library is designed to support you, wherever you are.Over the years, we’ve welcomed a wide range of g...
10/09/2026

Our workshop video library is designed to support you, wherever you are.

Over the years, we’ve welcomed a wide range of guest speakers to our workshops, each sharing practical knowledge, lived experience and expert advice for people living with metastatic breast cancer.

Our speakers have included oncologists, researchers, nurses, psychologists, exercise physiologists, yoga instructors and other professionals who work closely with people living with metastatic breast cancer.

The best part? Their presentations don’t end when the workshop does.

We’ve recorded many of these sessions so you can watch them whenever it suits you, wherever you are.

Whether you’re looking to better understand treatments, hear from leading experts or explore ways to support your wellbeing, our growing video library is here for you:
https://www.advancedbreastcancergroup.org.au/resources/videos/

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction ...
08/09/2026

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction over the next three years.

Rather than keeping it behind closed doors, we’d like to share some of the commitments that will guide our work and the future of ABCG.

We believe better support happens when we work together.

Living with metastatic breast cancer affects far more than one person. It also impacts partners, families, friends, clinicians and the wider community.

Over the next three years, we’ll continue building strong relationships with healthcare professionals, researchers and organisations across the metastatic breast cancer sector, while supporting the people who walk alongside women every day.

Because no one organisation can meet every need, but together we can help ensure more people living with metastatic breast cancer feel supported, connected and understood.

We look forward to the next three years as we continue working alongside the metastatic breast cancer community to achieve more, together.

To learn more about the group, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction ...
04/09/2026

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction over the next three years.

Rather than keeping it behind closed doors, we’d like to share some of the commitments that will guide our work and the future of ABCG.

One of our priorities is helping more people understand the realities of metastatic breast cancer.

While more women are living longer with metastatic breast cancer than ever before, it remains an incurable disease with unique challenges that are often misunderstood.

Over the next three years, we’ll continue working to raise awareness of the lived experience of metastatic breast cancer, share what we’ve learnt through more than 25 years of supporting women, and contribute to conversations that help improve understanding across the community, healthcare sector and beyond.

Because better understanding leads to better support.

We’ll be sharing more about our vision for the future over the coming weeks. To learn more about the group, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction ...
02/09/2026

Over the past few months, we’ve been developing ABCG’s new Strategic Intent, helping shape our priorities and direction over the next three years.

Rather than keeping it behind closed doors, we’d like to share some of the commitments that will guide our work and the future of ABCG.

Firstly, we want to reach more women living with metastatic breast cancer.

Too many women are still navigating metastatic breast cancer without access to the kind of psychosocial support that can make a real difference.

Over the next three years, we’ll continue working to expand awareness of ABCG, strengthen referral pathways with healthcare professionals and improve access to our services, including for women in regional communities.

Because everyone living with metastatic breast cancer deserves the opportunity to feel supported, connected and understood.

We’ll be sharing more about our vision for the future over the coming weeks. To learn more about the group, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

Sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is stop pretending you’re okay.Many people living with metastatic breast cance...
27/08/2026

Sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is stop pretending you’re okay.

Many people living with metastatic breast cancer find themselves trying to protect the people around them. They reassure family, put on a brave face for friends, or keep difficult thoughts to themselves because they don’t want to worry anyone.

A support group can be different.

It can be a place where you don’t have to have all the answers. Where you don’t have to stay positive if you’re having a hard day. Where people understand that living with metastatic breast cancer can bring a whole range of emotions.

Sometimes, simply being able to speak honestly with people who understand can make all the difference.

To learn more about the benefits of group support please visit our website or contact us at [email protected]

When people hear the words support group, they often imagine one thing.But ABCG is more than that.It’s shared experience...
25/08/2026

When people hear the words support group, they often imagine one thing.

But ABCG is more than that.

It’s shared experience.
Practical information.
Honest conversations.
Friendship.
Understanding.
Laughter.
Connection.

It’s a place where people living with advanced breast cancer can talk openly with others who truly understand.

To discover more about how we support women living with metastatic breast cancer, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

Most relationships take time to build understanding.You meet someone.You get to know them.You slowly share pieces of you...
20/08/2026

Most relationships take time to build understanding.

You meet someone.
You get to know them.
You slowly share pieces of your life.

But sometimes, in a group support setting, that understanding can happen much faster.

Not because people know everything about you.

But because they already understand some of the experiences you’re carrying.

The appointments.
The uncertainty.
The decisions.
The feelings that can be difficult to put into words.

There can be something incredibly comforting about meeting people who don’t need every part of the story explained before they understand.

That’s one of the unique strengths of group support.

To learn more about the ABCG, please visit our website: abcg.org.au

12/08/2026

Camera on or camera off.

Dressed for the day or wrapped in a blanket.

However you arrive, you’re welcome.

There’s no right way to join an ABCG online meeting. What matters is finding a way to participate that feels comfortable for you.

Whether you’d like to share your thoughts or simply listen, there’s a place for you.

If you’d like to know more about our online support groups, email us at [email protected]. We’d be happy to answer any questions you may have.


Over the years, ABCG has hosted thousands of conversations.Some were about treatment options.Some were about navigating ...
12/08/2026

Over the years, ABCG has hosted thousands of conversations.

Some were about treatment options.
Some were about navigating difficult days.
Some were practical.
Some were deeply personal.

Many began with a question.
Many ended with someone feeling a little less alone.

Behind every meeting is a conversation that mattered to someone.

And after more than 25 years, those conversations are still happening.

To learn more about how the group operates, please visit our website: abcg.org.au


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