Making sure someone’s always there
Rhys was put in contact with Leukaemia Foundation Blood Cancer Support Coordinator, Amber to help him navigate through his blood cancer journey.
- Other blood cancers
Category: Stories
Family’s legacy driving next generation of researchers
The Frederiks Foundation is helping to support the next generation of Australian blood cancer researchers.
- Our supporters
- Research
Cowboy Ethan takes his hat off to you
Thank you to all who donated during tax time 2019!
Rick’s “very happy” with his decision to change to generic imatinib
Rick Razey changed his prescription to generic imatinib twice – most recently to Cipla Imatinib because profits from this drug are donated to the Leukaemia Foundation.
- Chronic myeloid leukaemia
Q&A: Professor Timothy Hughes – Part 1
We spoke to world leader in CML research, Professor Timothy Hughes.
- Chronic myeloid leukaemia
- Research
Q&A: Professor Timothy Hughes – Part 2
Here is part two of our interview with world leader in CML research, Professor Timothy Hughes.
- Chronic myeloid leukaemia
- Research
Moving towards achieving the vision of Zero Lives Lost to Blood Cancer by 2035
Australia's first-ever Blood Cancer Taskforce and the Federal Minister for Health, Greg Hunt MP met to discuss the priorities for the group as they work to conquer blood cancer.
Caring for the Carer
Our Caring for the Carer course is free. Enrol online now.
- Carers
Leigh’s story: living well with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
Leigh was diagnosed with CLL at 25 years old.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
Julie’s story: living well with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
For Julie it's all about family and friends and staying positive. Stay positive, life is too precious.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
- “Live life to the fullest”: Josh Gourlay opens up about returning to work and new beginnings after blood cancer
- Advocacy news – July 2024
- Talking Blood Cancer: Estate planning and medical directives
- Running for a Cause: Cal Gates’ Journey from Newcastle to Sydney on foot in one weekend
- World Blood Cancer Day 2024