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"Improving Communication Strategies for Cancer Patients and their Friends - whilst raising funds for Cancer Research.

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The Silk Rags Project collaborated with Griffith University on the audience handout

ADD YOUR VOICES TO OUR SONG &

RAISE FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH!

Our Composer, Dee, is currently walking the 800km Camino Frances Route and collecting voices as she traverses across France, Spain and Portugal.  

We've teamed up with Dee's band 'Peachey Club Music' and we'll be adding voices to the song 'The Great Pageant of Life'.  When the song is finished, we'll be giving 100% of proceeds to Australian Cancer Research Foundation.  You can check out the legitimacy here.

What's the song about and why do we need 10,000- voices?

'The Great Pageant of Life' is a pop song about how scrolling on a mobile phone  can lead to feeling disengaged.  It tells a story of how 10,000 people are crammed into a stadium to see their favourite band but are more interested in getting the perfect shot/video rather than actually absorbing the moment, the music and the atmosphere.  There is a refrain in the song 'Na Na Na Na!' that 10,000 fans sing.  Think 'Hey Jude' and you've got the idea!

If you've ever found yourself going down a 'scroll-hole' on your mobile phone or tablet, this song is for you!

It's simple!

1. Record your video with you (and your friends) singing - wherever in the world you may be!

2. Upload your video

3. We'll let you know when the song is ready! Don't worry - there are no solo's - just your voice mixed with 10,000 others raising funds for Cancer Research. 

Before you go .....

Our informative guide covers
the Top 8 Comments that
don't help Cancer Patients - and alternative suggestions that do.

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When faced with the distressing news of a family member or friend being diagnosed with cancer, saying and doing the 'right' things can be tricky. While everyone is different and will require individualised support, we've put together a few tips to help you navigate this with compassion - from a patient's perspective. 

 

Our electronic informative guide was developed by The Silk Rags Project in collaboration with Dr Vanette McLennan from Griffith University and Australian Cancer Research Foundation. 

What are you buying?

 

  • 1 x electronic copy of the informative guide 'Not Sure What to Say?'  You'll receive it via email instantly upon purchase.

 

 

 

Find out more about the products of

The Silk Rags Project

Why not check out the range of our products which aim to improve communication strategies for cancer patients and their friends. ​​​

Host@Home Kits:

 

You'll receive all the resources you need to laugh, cry and learn together with a small group of friends.  

 

You'll also gain profound insights based on personal experiences and be making a tangible impact towards groundbreaking Cancer Research. 

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Theatre:

A musical theatre production for community theatres.  Minimal props & a small cast size, which challenges cast & crew whilst entertaining & educating audiences.

You will all laugh, cry & learn whilst having donated to Cancer Research. 

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Presentations:

An entertaining 1 hour presentation for community groups, corporate events or conferences.

'The Story of The Silk Rags Project' will take you from laughter to tears, from clapping to singing along.

"Both entertaining & moving" (SE Asia Pacific International Conference of Soroptomists)

"Moved the audience effortlessly from laughter to tears" (University of the Third Age)

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Role-Play Workshops:

A role-play learning resource for hospitals and cancer patient clinics and support groups.

Participants will learn communication strategies and cancer patients will learn about the type of comments that they may receive after diagnosis.

Our role-play workshop kits give cancer patients a voice to discuss how they have or will deal with communication challenges from friends during their treatments.

 

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Join us now and break away from the more traditional methods of fundraising! Get ready to take part in an innovative and educational method which will give you some skills in helping someone navigate their cancer journey.  

 

Be that remarkable friend!

 

Know where your money is going

38% of our proceeds are donated to Australian Cancer Research Foundation

This means for every $50 spent - we will donate $19.03 directly to cancer research. 

The Silk Rags Project proudly supports Australian Cancer Research Foundation

Want to know more?
Download an exclusive free excerpt of the Silk Rags Project Host at Home Kit! .

Thanks for your interest! Click here to download your excerpt.

The Silk Rags Project proudly backs Australian Cancer Research Foundation
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The Silk Rags Project collaborated with Griffith University for the audience handout

© 2023 The Silk Rags Project. Proudly located at Tamborine Mountain, Queensland, Australia. The Silk Rags Project acknowledges The Wangerriburra People, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work. We acknowledge Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their continuous relationship to the land and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging 

Trading Name: Dee Handyside Music

Australian Business Number: 24265072546 (Diane Elizabeth Handyside).  

PO BOX 226, North Tamborine, QLD, Australia, QLD 4272.

email: admin@thesilkragsproject.com   

 

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