Learning to be a doctor is an arduous road, where you have to absorb thousands of dry facts. A good case study can make medicine much easier to understand. So in a program coming to UTAS, survivors of ovarian and gynaecological cancers will be presenting their stories to medical students. Helen Gooden is the National […]
S.H.E is delighted to announce our support in funding the delivery of the Survivors Teaching Students Program® led by ANZGOG and the University of Tasmania. This article was originally published by ANZGOG. You can access it here Survivors of ovarian and other gynaecological cancers from across the state are set to bravely share their very […]
Sandy Bay Lions Junior Football Club has done an amazing job supporting our valuable work at SHE in creating awareness of gynaecological cancers.
Tasmanian patient Jo Harris keeps inspiring women (& us at SHE) with her dedication to ensure her story and awareness of Ovarian Cancer is spread far and wide. We are grateful for Jo (& Scott) for the article written in today’s Mercury newspaper. We want to keep our focus and follow Jo’s dedication to raising […]
Our Chairperson Katrina Driessen speaking with Ryk Goddard; ABC Breakfast Radio Interview – 9 Feb 2021
Ultimate Foundation of Hope’s High Tea for Hope is back for another year. We are excited to be at a new venue and offering 2 sitting times this year. All money raised at this event will assist us with support and workshops for women and their families affected by Gynaecological Cancer here in Tasmania (the […]
At a recent Women’s Business Network meeting I heard inspiring woman Katrina Driessen speak about her not for profit Ultimate Foundation of Hope and fundraising efforts to support Ovarian Cancer Australia. I was impressed by her drive and vision, and thought my client base really should hear more about Ovarian Cancer. So “over to you […]