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ESA Blood Cancer Centre (Brisbane)

41 Peter Doherty St, Dutton Park QLD 4102

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ESA Blood Cancer Centre includes 30 two and three bedroom fully furnished units within a multi-storey complex in Dutton Park, in Brisbane’s south. The centre is built around a large grassed courtyard and is set among landscaped gardens. Covered walkways provide wheelchair access and link the comfortable, spacious and air-conditioned units.

ESA Blood Cancer Centre has:

  • a shaded children’s playground
  • a gym
  • barbecue facilities
  • auditorium
  • undercover security parking for residents
  • family/games room.

Staff

ESA Blood Cancer Centre is staffed by highly trained health professionals who are available to assist you and your family with any concerns you may have regarding your diagnosis, treatment, and any other issues that you may be feeling anxious about.

Location and contact details

For more information or to book accommodation, please phone 1800 620 420 or fill out our accommodation request form.

The ESA Blood Cancer Centre is located within the Boggo Road Urban Village in Dutton Park at:
41 Peter Doherty St, Dutton Park

Reception: 1800 620 420

It’s approximately 4 kilometres from Brisbane City and 1.4 kilometres from both the Mater and Princess Alexandra Hospitals.

Take a look inside the centre

Explore the common area and a two bedroom apartment at the ESA Blood Cancer Centre in Brisbane in these 3D tours.

History

ESA Blood Cancer Centre was initially opened in 1994 at the Raymond Terrace site in South Brisbane. This $4 million 21 unit complex was built 100 metres from the Mater Hospital Campus.  Due to the development of the Queensland Children’s Hospital, ESA Blood Cancer Centre was relocated and rebuilt, with the assistance of Queensland Health, in Dutton Park in 2012.

ESA Blood Cancer Centre is named in honour of the ESA International organisation, whose members have tirelessly fundraised and been dedicated to the care of patients and their families – particularly through their involvement with the Princess Quest, later known as the Leukaemia Foundation Quest.

Balcony at an ESA Village apartment
Each apartment has a private balcony for residents to relax

Nearby facilities

Public Transport

ESA Blood Cancer Centre is within walking distance to the Park Road train station, and the Boggo Road Busway. Brisbane City is less than 20 minutes away by bus or train.

For more information on public transport in Brisbane visit translink.com.au or phone 13 12 30.

Shopping

Courtesy buses and cars are available to transport village residents to local shopping centres to buy groceries, do other general shopping or for a social outing.

The Boggo Road Busway can take you directly to Brisbane City, Carindale Shopping Centre or Buranda Shopping complex.

A fruit and vegetable store, health food store, cafe, and pharmacy are all walking distance from ESA Blood Cancer Centre.

Medical Centres

Ipswich Road Medical Centre
582 Ipswich Road
Annerley
Ph: 07 3848 2447

Mater Hill Family Medical Centre
Suite 7, 40 Annerley Road
Woolloongabba
Ph: 07 3844 3239

West End Family Clinic
109 Vulture Street
West End, Brisbane
Ph: 07 3844 4111

Churches and Places of Worship

Holy Trinity Anglican Church
68 Hawthorne Street
Woolloongabba
Ph: 07 3891 9401

South Bank Baptist Church
218 Vulture Street
South Brisbane
Ph: 07 3844 3388

West End Uniting Church
11 Sussex Street
West End, Brisbane
Ph: 07 3844 3557

Greek Orthodox Church of St George
33 Edmonstone St
South Brisbane
Ph: 07 3844 3669

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Last updated on September 2nd, 2024

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