Statewide Cancer Survivorship Program grant recipients
The VICS Cancer Survivorship Program has announced 14 new grants to help embed survivorship care into routine practice.
The statewide program aims to improve care and support for people living with and beyond cancer, in line with the Victorian Cancer Plan, by strengthening and spreading effective survivorship models.
A key feature of the program for 2025–2027 is its grants initiative. We have funded 14 new projects across Victoria, to help health services ensure they can respond to the long‑term health and wellbeing needs of cancer survivors. These projects span diverse approaches — from integrated clinical models to community‑based supports — and will inform ongoing development of sustainable survivorship care statewide.
Funded projects
Nurse-led survivorship initiatives
Improving survivorship care for young men with testicular cancer
Improve long-term metastatic breast and lung cancer survivorship support
Dedicated Survivorship Clinic for Allogeneic Bone Marrow Transplant Patients
MCH Nurse Practitioner-led Survivorship Clinic
Nurse-led survivorship clinic at Gippsland
Allied health survivorship initiatives
Information provision initiatives
Discharging patients to community
updated May 2026
