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Australia’s first dedicated website for silicosis sufferers has been launched, offering face-to-face or online support for Gold Coasters struggling with...
INDUSTRIAL Relations Minister Grace Grace has slammed the state’s stone benchtop fabrication industry after an ongoing safety blitz continued to
New website launched to provide support for silicosis sufferers in Australia first initiative
  AUSTRALIA’s first dedicated website for silicosis sufferers has been launched, offering face-to-face or online support for Gold Coasters struggling
Killer lung disease gets new support website
The Silicosis Support Network has recently launched their new website in support of people diagnosed with the deadly Silicosis disease.
World first real-time silica detector helps clear air
The NSW Government has today launched a trial of world-first technology to accurately monitor silica dust levels in the air

DANIEL’S STORY

Daniel has been diagnosed with Silicosis. Here’s how he’s managing with it … read more

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Benefits of membership include:

  • Support for sufferers and carers.
  • Regular updates on issues relating to Silicosis.
  • Occupational therapy assessment and follow-up
    through our occupational therapist.
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The Silicosis Support Network is supported by funding from our generous donors and the Queensland Government Department of Health.