Justine Brennan on Blood Cancer Support Coordinators’ return to hospitals
When a patient is diagnosed with blood cancer, both the initial diagnosis and the resulting treatment and changes to daily life can feel overwhelming.
- Support services
When a patient is diagnosed with blood cancer, both the initial diagnosis and the resulting treatment and changes to daily life can feel overwhelming.
We stand with Indigenous Australians to close the gap in health. We know we need to do better for our First Nations people living with blood cancer.
We're working closely with the Fini Group to support the outcomes of a new health and knowledge precinct.
Through the help of our supporters, we've been able to create an e-learning course for carers.
Gavin thought leukaemia was only a children’s cancer until the day his shock diagnosis completely changed his family forever. Â
After relapse last year, Siobhan knew her Leukaemia Foundation family would be there for her again.
Jenny connected with the vital information she needed to find her best treatment and take on her blood cancer with confidence.Â
After being diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer, Sherma was left without access to the supportive care she need.  
The Leukaemia Foundation has more than doubled the support of people living with blood cancer since COVID-19 hit Australian shores and is warning of more difficult times ahead.
The Nield family were overwhelmed by the care provided by the Leukaemia Foundation while their seven-year-old son Hodgkin lymphoma.