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We need child-friendly cancer treatments

Children's Cancer Foundation - 27/03/2025

With clarity and confidence, the Children’s Cancer Foundation are stepping into a new phase and evolving our logo ‘sunshine’ logo to a ‘helping hand’. While the sunshine has served the Foundation well, we’re turning people’s attention to the fact that we need to be treating kids more gently. Currently, most children with cancer endure harsh, […]

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New Funding Partnership Backs Innovative Paediatric Brain Cancer Treatment

Children's Cancer Foundation - 04/02/2025

A pioneering partnership has been established to fund critical clinical trials for targeted treatments in children and young adults diagnosed with high-grade gliomas, including Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG).

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Children’s Cancer Foundation appoints cummins&partners as lead strategic and creative agency

Children's Cancer Foundation - 20/12/2024

The Children’s Cancer Foundation has appointed Cummins&Partners to take the issue of Children’s Cancer to greater awareness and prominence in Australia.

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Fertility Preservation for children with cancer

Children's Cancer Foundation - 10/12/2024

Together with My Room, the Foundation has committed $6.4 million over the next five years to fund a groundbreaking national fertility preservation service launched by the Royal Women's Hospital, which will provide hope to families across the country.

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Leading the fight against childhood cancer

Children's Cancer Foundation - 16/10/2024

Tuesday, 8th October, was a milestone day for the Children's Cancer Foundation as we joined Minister for Medical Research, The Hon Ben Carroll, at the official launch of the Victorian Paediatric Cancer Consortium Limited (VPCC Ltd), to celebrate our joint vision and partnership.

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Funding research training for paediatric cancer nurses

Children's Cancer Foundation - 16/09/2024

Over the past year, the Children’s Cancer Foundation has been able to invest in scholarships for paediatric cancer nurses in Australia and New Zealand to undertake the Essential Research Skills for Clinical Nurses course.

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