Sessions commence at 8.45am and finish approximately at 6.00pm with fourth day of the program ending at approximately 2.30pm after graduation. Graduates are expected to seek out and participate in breast cancer advocacy work and to continue one's own learning of advocacy skills and science knowledge. All graduates join a nationwide network that provides ongoing support and the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas with other consumers involved in breast cancer advocacy work. Graduates develop their own personal action plan to assist them in applying their newly acquired skills and knowledge in breast cancer advocacy. The training program is free of charge and includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea each day.
Participants are responsible for their own travel, accommodation and additional meals.
The program will be offered in various geographic locations to accommodate breast cancer advocates nationwide. Alternatively, to receive an information package you can fill out a form and mail it back to us. The views or opinions stated in external resources which are links on this home page do not necessarily reflect those of the National Breast Cancer Centre.