About us
Our purpose for reconciliation
The Leukaemia Foundation advocates for equitable access to the best treatment and care, for anyone in Australia facing blood cancer. We recognise as part of this, there is so much more to understand about the needs and hopes of First Nations peoples when it comes to healthcare. The Leukaemia Foundation is committed to supporting First Nations peoples who are dealing with a blood cancer.
To create a difference for those impacted by blood cancer is about ongoing support financially, physically, emotionally and spiritually
Matthew Doyle – Descendant of the Muruwari people and Leukaemia Foundation ambassador
Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
Read our formal commitment to contributing to First Nations peoples healing and wellbeing.
We’re better together – join as we walk a path to reconciliation.
We want to see better blood cancer outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.”
“Our work is focused on addressing both the evidence gap and barriers to care.
Additional resources
We have compiled a variety of resources and information to help you navigate blood cancer, whatever stage you are at. Download our booklets and watch videos to help explain blood cancer or access services to talk to someone to make sure you are supported. View our information for First Nations peoples to help when accessing health care.
