More people are being diagnosed with and losing their lives to blood cancer in Australia and right around the world each year. 

We know that people with blood cancer have the best chance of surviving and living well when they’re diagnosed quickly and treated with the best medicines.   

Blood cancer is Australia’s second most diagnosed cancer, but it’s not on people’s radar in the same way as breast cancer, melanoma or prostate cancer.

This low awareness is a world-wide problem and that’s why the Leukaemia Foundation has united with our colleagues in the United Kingdom, America, Canada and New Zealand to get the blood cancer message out to as many people as possible. 

We can’t do this alone. 

Please help us spread the message through sharing some really important information about blood cancer with your family, with your friends and everyone you know.   

Learn about blood cancer signs and symptoms here>>

Five patients open our eyes to blood cancer

Five blood cancer leaders are taking the conversation global

Help us take the blood cancer conversation global  

We need your help to raise awareness of blood cancer this Blood Cancer Awareness Month and we’ve aimed to make this as easy as possible.  

Check out our:  

• Four downloadable social tiles with important blood cancer stats – one to share each week in September  – Download Here
• Draft content to support these posts – Download Here
• For work, a zoom/teams background to show your support – Download Here
• Don’t forget #ThisIsBloodCancer, #bloodcancerawarenessmonth, #bloodcancer 
• And TAG us so we can say hi!