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The Leukaemia Foundation is here to help you, your family and your carers throughout the journey - from diagnosis, treatment to recovery.

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Education & Support programs

Catch upcoming education program sessions below, or find out more about our education & support programs.

Information

Find out disease-specific information on diagnosis and treatment, as well as other aspects of living with a leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma or related blood disorder.

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Others like you

'Revive' website is now live

'Revive' is an education and support program specifically for young people aged 16 - 35yrs and their friends and families. 'Revive' kicks off with an online educational and interactive website.

• Visit Revive now

Talk Blood Cancer

Talk to other people living with leukaemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, or a related blood disorder on-line information and support group. Registration is free and participants can remain anonymous.
See www.talkbloodcancer.com

News and events

• Connecting patients through telephone forums
  Our new telephone forum connects blood cancer patients across Australia and provids a new level of support within the comfort of their homes.
  » More information
• Educational DVD's are now available
  A great new resource! A series of six disease specific DVD's for the use of health professionals, patients and their families are now available.
  » You can order your own series today!
• The Carer February 2009 issue out now
  Read the latest issue of our supporters' newsletter.
  » Read Carer

Other languages

• We have information in languages other than English
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