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Every year, Father's Day is an opportunity to celebrate the dads, grandfathers, partners, brothers, sons and father figures who have shaped our lives. It's also an important reminder to check in on the men we love - not just emotionally, but when it comes to their health.
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia, affecting nearly 30,000 Australian families every year. Raising awareness, encouraging early detection and supporting life-changing research can help improve outcomes for men across the country.
Whether you're celebrating Father's Day, sending love from afar or letting someone know you're thinking of them during a difficult time, flowers are a simple yet meaningful way to show you care.
A thoughtful bouquet can say:
Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness can have the biggest impact.
At Interflora Australia, we're proud to partner with Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) to help support Australian men and their families affected by prostate cancer.
When you purchase selected products from our Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Collection, 5% of the sale is donated to PCFA. These contributions help fund world-class research, provide vital support services, deliver education programs and raise awareness to improve outcomes for men living with prostate cancer.
Every bouquet purchased is more than a thoughtful gift—it's an opportunity to honour someone you love while helping make a meaningful difference to thousands of Australian families.
Together, we can encourage more conversations about men's health, inspire regular health checks and support the important work being done by PCFA.
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is an important opportunity to encourage conversations around men's health, raise awareness of prostate cancer and remind Australians of the importance of early detection. Whether you're learning more for yourself or supporting someone you care about, understanding the facts can make all the difference.
Prostate cancer develops in the prostate gland, a small gland found only in men that forms part of the reproductive system. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian men, with thousands of Australians diagnosed each year.
One of the challenges with prostate cancer is that it often has no noticeable symptoms in its early stages. As the disease progresses, some men may experience:
These symptoms don't always mean prostate cancer, but they should never be ignored. If you notice any changes, it's important to speak with your GP.
The risk of prostate cancer increases with age, particularly for men over 50. Men with a father, brother or close relative who has had prostate cancer may have a higher risk and should discuss earlier screening with their GP.
Yes. Early detection offers the best chance of successful treatment. Talking to your GP about your personal risk factors and whether prostate cancer testing is right for you is an important step towards protecting your health.
Support comes in many forms. A simple phone call, offering practical help, attending appointments or sending flowers to brighten someone's day can remind someone they're not facing their journey alone. Small gestures of kindness often have the greatest impact.
As part of our commitment to giving back to the community, Interflora Australia proudly partners with Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. Through our dedicated collection, 5% of the sale from selected products is donated to PCFA, helping fund research, support services, education and awareness initiatives.
Together, we're helping raise awareness, encourage early detection and support Australian men and their families—one meaningful bouquet at a time.
If you or someone you love has been impacted by prostate cancer, call PCFA on 1800 22 00 99 or visit pcfa.org.au. PCFA can help with individual advice, free specialist nursing care and counselling, and evidence-based resources to help you navigate the disease.
This Father's Day, celebrate the remarkable men in your life while supporting a cause that touches thousands of Australian families.
Whether you're sending flowers to Dad, a grandfather, a mentor or someone going through treatment, your gesture is about more than just beautiful blooms—it's a reminder that they're loved, supported and never alone.
Because the greatest gift we can give the people we care about is not only our love, but our support.