A life
should
be long.
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, help accelerate the research giving children the chance of longer, healthier lives.
Every child deserves the chance to grow up, grow old and live a long, healthy life.
To learn how to drive.
To celebrate their fifth birthday.
To see their favourite band live.
But every year, more than 1,000 children and young people in Australia are diagnosed with cancer. For families facing childhood cancer, these milestones can feel uncertain, fragile or impossibly far away.
At Children's Cancer Institute, we believe every child deserves the chance to experience these moments and all the possibilities that come after them.
That's why we're pioneering research that is helping children not just survive cancer, but live healthier lives beyond it.
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, help accelerate the research giving children the chance of longer, healthier lives.
Donate today.
A life should be long.
Long enough to celebrate a 5th birthday
When Ryder was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour at just 10 months old, his family faced an uncertain future. Today, Ryder is a happy, energetic five-year-old making up for lost time.
Long enough to learn to drive
Long enough to see your favourite band live
For years, Wyatt dreamed of seeing his favourite band, 5ive, in concert. After enduring cancer treatment, he recently got to experience that special moment he'd been waiting for.
These moments are possible because of decades of research and supporters like you who make that research possible.
Where the money goes
84% > Dedicated research and scientific activities to help cure childhood cancer
10% > Fundraising activities to generate donations and increase funding
6% > Core services and infrastructure costs, vital to keep the Institute running
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