Pankind Carers Support Program
You're not doing this alone.
Caring for someone with pancreatic cancer brings emotional, physical, and practical challenges. The Pankind Carers Support Program is here to help.
What is the program?
The Pankind Carers Support Program offers free, confidential counselling for people who care for or support someone affected by pancreatic cancer. It's a dedicated space to talk about your experiences, and explore strategies that may be helpful - whether that's emotional support, practical guidance, or simply information to help you navigate your caring role.
Sessions are delivered by phone or secure video (telehealth), at times that work for you.
Who is it for?
You may be able to take part if you are:
- A primary carer or support person for someone living with pancreatic cancer
- A recently bereaved carer looking for support
- Someone in a caring or support role who find supportive counselling helpful
The program is available to people across Australia and is free to access.
What's involved?
If the program is suitable for you, you may take part in one-to-one counselling sessions, each up to an hour long, as well as related program evaluation activities. At the end of your sessions, you'll be invited to complete a short survey — your feedback helps us monitor and improve the program over time.
View the program flyer
More details about the Carers Support Program
Get In Touch
To find out more or discuss whether this program might be right for you, reach out to our team.
Meet Natalie
Support Provider
Natalie is a holistic psychotherapist and Registered Nurse with 22 years of experience in Oncology and Palliative Care. She specialises in supporting people living with, or caring for someone with, a serious illness such as pancreatic cancer.
She blends professional expertise with genuine care, creating a safe space where carers feel heard, understood, and better equipped to face the road ahead.
Additional Information
This study has been reviewed and approved by the Bellberry Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC Reference: 2025-11-1934) in accordance with the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2025).