BCNA Mod Squad
Breast cancer awareness
PUBLIC GROUP - This group is for anyone passionate about raising awareness of breast cancer, whether you're here to learn, support a loved one, share resources, or help spread the word. Together, we explore ways to increase understanding, reduce stigma, and encourage early conversations about breast health. You don’t need to have a diagnosis to be part of this space—just a willingness to connect, listen, and contribute to a more informed and compassionate community. This group is open to the public (not just members of our online network) to help broaden access to important information, practical advice, and peer support.Breast cancer without children
Whether by choice or circumstance, navigating breast cancer without children is a unique experience that can feel unsupported or isolating. This group offers a compassionate space to connect with others who understand, share experiences, and find strength in community also living breast cancer without children.CR Connect
This is a dedicated space for BCNA Seat at the Table (SATT) trained Consumer Representatives (CRs) to connect, collaborate, share ideas, experiences and resources.Carers corner
Whether you're caring for a partner, parent, child, or family member, this group offers a safe and understanding place to connect with others in similar roles. Share your experiences, talk through the personal challenges of being a carer, and find support from a community that truly understands the emotional and practical realities of caregiving for a loved one with breast cancer.Choosing breast reconstruction
PRIVATE GROUP. Choosing breast reconstruction after single or double mastectomy can feel overwhelming, and deeply personal. This group is here to connect you through others' stories and images. Please respect everyone’s privacy—do not copy or share content outside this space. Information is based on personal experience and is not medical advice; always consult your healthcare team for guidance. ⚠️CONTENT WARNING⚠️ Members may share photos of breast surgeries. These images or discussions may be distressing or triggering for some. If you need support, please contact the BCNA Helpline - we are here for you.Christianity & breast cancer
This group offers a welcoming place to share how your Christian faith supports you through the breast cancer journey. Connect with others who find comfort and strength in Scripture, prayer, and reflection. Whether you're seeking encouragement, community, or a place to explore spiritual resilience, you're warmly invited to join in fellowship and support. Prayers and Bible study are welcome.Connecting rural & remote regions
We understand that living outside major cities can bring unique challenges when it comes to accessing care, support, and information. From long travel distances to limited local services, these experiences can feel isolating—but you're not alone.This is a space to connect with others who truly understand what it’s like to face breast cancer while living regionally or remotely. Share stories, ask questions, and support one another through the frustrations and the wins - this group is here for you.Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS)
This group is a supportive space for anyone who has been diagnosed with Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS). Whether you're newly diagnosed, in the midst of making decisions, or processing what this diagnosis means for you, here you can connect with others who understand the unique aspects of a DCIS diagnosis.First People's yarning circle
This group is a culturally safe and respectful space for First Peoples affected by breast cancer. Whether you're newly diagnosed, in treatment, or navigating life after breast cancer, you're welcome to share your story, connect with others, and find strength in community. Think of this space as a virtual yarning circle—where you can speak freely, listen deeply, and feel supported by others who truly understand your journey.Flat Chat - no breast reconstruction
PRIVATE GROUP. This group is a safe space for those considering, actively choosing or not have had a choice to stay flat after a mastectomy. Whether personal decision or one shaped by circumstance, you're invited to connect and share your experience and images with others on a similar path. Information shared is based on personal experience and not intended as medical advice; always consult your healthcare team for guidance. ⚠️CONTENT WARNING⚠️Posts may include images of surgical outcomes, which some may find distressing. If you need support, please contact the BCNA Helpline—we’re here for you.Genetic mutations & breast cancer
This group supports people affected by genetic mutations—like BRCA1 and BRCA2—that increase the risk of breast cancer. Whether you carry a mutation yourself or someone in your family has been diagnosed, you're welcome to connect, share experiences, and find support from others navigating similar experiences.Invasive Lobular Cancer (ILC)
This group is for anyone diagnosed with invasive lobular breast cancer (ILC), which begins in the milk-producing lobules and accounts for around 10% of invasive breast cancers (US statistics). Connect with others, share experiences, and access peer support from people who understand the unique aspects of an ILC diagnosis.LGBTIQ+ & breast cancer
We recognise that the breast cancer experience can be uniquely complex for LGBTIQ+ individuals. From navigating healthcare systems that may not always feel inclusive, to dealing with assumptions about gender, bodies, relationships, and identity—this group exists to honour and support those experiences in a safe, affirming environment.Let's talk: vaginas, menopause & me
PRIVATE GROUP. This group is a safe, supportive space to talk about sexual health and emotional wellbeing during and after breast cancer. We discuss topics like menopause, vaginal dryness, pain during sex, UTIs, and changes in libido, and share ideas and products that may help. Whether you're navigating intimacy with a partner or reconnecting with yourself, you're not alone here. This is a place for open, respectful conversations and shared understanding.Living with metastatic breast cancer
This is group for people living with metastatic breast cancer (also called stage 4, secondary or advanced breast cancer). This is a safe, understanding space to connect with others who truly get what it’s like to hear the words that you are living with metastatic breast cancer. Together, we offer each other strength, compassion, hope encouragement and a place to talk openly—whatever you're facing.Men living with breast cancer
This group is for men who are living with with breast cancer, as well as their loved ones who are walking this path alongside them. We recognise that breast cancer is a uniquely challenging experience for men, with a healthcare system that may not always feel inclusive. Here, no topic is off limits. You’re welcome to ask questions, share advice on treatment, vent your frustrations , or raise anything else that matters to you. Whether you're looking to connect, form friendships, or just know you're not alone in a world that often overlooks men with breast cancer, this is your space.Neurodivergence & breast cancer
This group is here to support those living with breast cancer and identifying as neurodivergent, or their carers. We understand that the journey can come with unique challenges that aren’t always recognised in traditional care settings. Here, you can connect with others who truly understand, share your experiences, and find comfort in a community that values your perspective and supports your wellbeing.Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC)
This group is for people diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), a subtype that affects around 15% of those with early breast cancer. While we share personal experiences, please remember that the information in this group is not medical advice—always speak with your healthcare team for guidance.Triple Positive Breast Cancer (TPBC)
This group is for people diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer (TPBC), a subtype that is typically characterised by higher levels of ER, PR and HER2 protein . While we share personal experiences, please remember that the information in this group is not medical advice—always speak with your healthcare team for guidance.
