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Prostate Cancer Support Group - Northern Beaches

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The Prostate Cancer Support Group holds a series of monthly meetings for all adult males, their partners &/or families living in the Northern Beaches, who have been diagnosed and/or treated for prostate cancer. It provides support for members and carers, and promotes public awareness of men's risk of prostate cancer.

Palliative Care Cottage, Mona Vale Hospital
Pittwater Rd
Suburb: MONA VALE
State: NSW
Postcode: 2103

(02) 9918 4929

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