Blog Archives
Great Cop Drop is windfall for childhood cancer research
02/11/2018
Twenty-six police officers and one cancer researcher took to the skies last Sunday to raise funds for childhood cancer research. The inaugural Great Cop Drop was inspired by Isla, a little girl diagnosed with leukaemia four years ago.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
05/10/2018
September marks Children’s Cancer Awareness Month, a time to bring awareness of the devastating effects of childhood cancer and raise vital funds for research into finding a cure.
To commemorate, Children’s Cancer Institute has engaged in a variety of awareness and fundraising activities throughout the month.
A little girl’s legacy: Olivia Lambert Team Leader appointed
28/09/2018
Olivia Lambert was a bright and happy little girl with an infectious smile and a fun-loving spirit. Diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma at age two and a half, she fought the disease bravely for six years. Her legacy and spirit continue with the appointment of Dr Joshua McCarroll as the Olivia Lambert Team Leader.
Host A Roast This July to Support Us & Other Children’s Charities
20/07/2018
Last week, we excitedly gathered together here at Children's Cancer Institute to Host A Roast and get behind a great initiative led by our corporate partner, Steggles, to help support Australian Children's Charities, including us. Some felt like it was Christmas come early!
Live for Lily Butterfly Ball fundraiser a huge success
26/06/2018
The 2018 Live for Lily Butterfly Ball was held on 16 June in Melbourne’s Palladium at Crown. It was a fantastic evening and a huge success, raising much-needed funds to support our research.
Dr Toby Trahair – childhood cancer researcher and fundraiser with Tour de Cure
26/04/2018
One of our Clinical Research Fellows, Dr Toby Trahair, is taking part in the Tour de Cure Signature Tour 2018 which starts on Friday 27th April, raising money for cancer research by cycling 1110km from Mackay to Cairns.
My daughter’s cancer journey
23/04/2018
Mackenzie was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) at just 9 years old. Her mum, Errin, has recently spoken about Mackenzie’s journey.
Hair today, gone tomorrow
17/04/2018
Simone Leckey is a Laboratory Support Assistant in our labs. This weekend she gave her hair to help people with cancer.
Riding to the rock to support childhood cancer research
11/04/2018
Can riding a mountain bike 1000km through outback Australia help end childhood cancer? Yes, when it’s the 2018 Ride for Lily.
The Balmoral Swim for Cancer’s back: plunge in!
22/02/2018
On 18 March the Balmoral Swim for Cancer will once again raise funds for our research. Swimmers, suit up!
