The VICS network

Our network

The VICS network comprises nine Integrated Cancer Services (ICS) across Victoria. Eight are partnerships of health providers in specific geographical areas; one is a statewide partnership focused on improving outcomes for children and adolescents with cancer and their families. Click on the map or an ICS name below to see which Local Government Areas (LGAs) they serve.

  • Colac-Otway
  • Corangamite
  • Glenelg
  • Greater Geelong
  • Moyne
  • Queenscliffe
  • Southern Grampians
  • Surf Coast
  • Warrnambool
Visit BSWRICS

  • Ararat
  • Moorabool
  • Ballarat
  • Northern Grampians
  • Golden Plains
  • Pyrenees
  • Hepburn
  • West Wimmera
  • Hindmarsh
  • Yarriambiack
  • Horsham
Visit GICS

  • Bass Coast
  • Baw Baw
  • East Gippsland
  • Latrobe
  • South Gippsland
  • Wellington
Visit GRICS

  • Albury
  • Alpine
  • Benalla
  • Indigo
  • Greater Shepparton
  • Mansfield
  • Mitchell
  • Moira
  • Murrindindi
  • Strathbogie
  • Towonga
  • Mansfield
  • Wangaratta
  • Wodonga
Visit HRICS

  • Buloke
  • Loddon
  • Campaspe
  • Macedon Ranges
  • Central Goldfields
  • Mildura
  • Gannawarra
  • Mount Alexander
  • Greater Bendigo
  • Swan Hill
Visit LMICS

  • Banyule
  • Maroondah
  • Boroondara
  • Nillumbik
  • Darebin
  • Whitehorse
  • Knox
  • Whittlesea
  • Manningham
  • Yarra Ranges
Visit NEMICS

  • The Paediatric Integrated Cancer Service oversees the entire state of Victoria for children, adolescents, and young adults.
Visit PICS

  • Bayside
  • Kingston
  • Cardinia
  • Monash
  • Casey
  • Mornington Peninsula
  • Frankston
  • Port Phillip
  • Glen Eira
  • Stonnington
  • Greater Dandenong
Visit SMICS

  • Brimbank
  • Melton
  • Hobsons Bay
  • Moonee Valley
  • Hume
  • Merri-bek
  • Maribyrnong
  • Wyndham
  • Melbourne
  • Yarra
Visit WCMICS

The Victorian Department of Health requires all public health services that treat cancer patients to be active members of the Integrated Cancer Service (ICS) partnership for their area. We also maintain partnerships with many private health services and hospitals, community health organisations, Primary Healthcare Networks, and other health providers across Victoria. In total, 115 health providers across Victoria are VICS members.

Together, we implement the VICS network’s vision of improving experiences and outcomes for people affected by cancer, by connecting cancer care and driving best practice.