Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA)

When Lyn Swinburne AO founded BCNA in 1998, her vision was to ensure all Australians affected by breast cancer receive the best care, treatment, and support. That vision remains our priority 25 years on. Today, we are a national network of over 180,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer, their supporters and health professionals.

We are committed to focusing on the personal impact of breast cancer by providing free and timely information and support and using the collective experience of thousands of Australians across our network to advocate for a strengthened health system.

Our collaborative leadership with policy makers, researchers and health professionals improves quality of life and health outcomes for people impacted by breast cancer and contributes to patient-centred care across all cancers.

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