After twenty years as Director of the Cancer
Council of WA, Clive retired in 2000 following his cancer
diagnosis.
One of the pioneers who helped set up domiciliary
palliative care services in the early eighties and later built
Australia’s first free-standing, purpose built Hospice,
he was recognised with the Order of Australia (AM) in 2000
and later a Centenary Medal. Curtin University also awarded
him an Honorary Doctorate of Letters for services to cancer
patients and public education.
In addition to being a founder member of Cancer
Voices WA, he continues as a consumer representative on various
national and state committees including the NH&MRC, chairs
the WA Government’s Charities Commission and facilitates
three cancer support groups
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