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PCV attended the celebration of 30 years of The Chinese Cancer and Chronic Illness Society of Victoria (CCCIS), an organisation dedicated to the service of people affected by cancer and chronic illness within Chinese communities.
AJ Williams-Tchen, (Wiradjuri / Wotjobulak) Aboriginal Consultant with Palliative Care Victoria shares his thoughts on NAIDOC Week - the history and significance of this week for First Nations people and all Australians.
Blue Cornflower Day - Saturday 20 June 2026 - is an opportunity to raise vital awareness and funds for the hundreds of families impacted by motor neurone disease (MND) in Victoria.
Volunteer News
Recently, 20 leaders of volunteers from across Victoria came together for the fully booked workshop, The Volunteer Cycle Reimagined: Lead, Inspire, Demonstrate Impact, facilitated by Tracey O’Neill.
There are many languages spoken in Victoria. Ask for an interpreter if you wish to speak in your language. This is your right.
Chinese (simplified) – 简体中文
Arabic – العربية
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PCV is committed to creating a welcoming, safe, and respectful environment for all. We value the diversity and intersectionality that exists in our communities, and we embrace people’s background, culture, faith, identity, and lived and living experiences. We promise to actively promote inclusion within the palliative care sector and the wider community.
PCV acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we live and work across Victoria and pays respects to elders, past, present, and emerging. Further, PCV acknowledges Traditional Custodians of Country where palliative care services are delivered throughout Victoria, and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and Communities.
Our commitment to diversity includes a deep respect for LGBTIQA+ people and communities, acknowledging the intersections of multiple minoritised identities that exist. This means our work towards inclusion is ongoing, as we strive to ensure our organisation is a place of safety, affirmation, and respect. We commit to advocate with, and alongside, these communities.