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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.

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Reconciliation Week

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.

  • Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
  • Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
  • Other blood cancers
  • Support services
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Accommodation project takes step forward to support people with blood cancer

We're working closely with the Fini Group to support the outcomes of a new health and knowledge precinct.

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You’re Caring for Carers

Through the help of our supporters, we've been able to create an e-learning course for carers.

  • Our supporters
  • Support services
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Thank you for keeping Gavin’s family close during a bone marrow transplant

Gavin thought leukaemia was only a children’s cancer until the day his shock diagnosis completely changed his family forever.  

  • Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
  • Support services
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You’re there for teenagers with blood cancer through every setback and every victory

After relapse last year, Siobhan knew her Leukaemia Foundation family would be there for her again.

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You helped Jenny navigate her diagnosis

Jenny connected with the vital information she needed to find her best treatment and take on her blood cancer with confidence. 

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You’re putting the human into blood cancer treatment

After being diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer, Sherma was left without access to the supportive care she need.  

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COVID-19 delivers difficult times for blood cancer patients – and more challenges lay ahead

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.

  • Media releases
  • Support services
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Providing a home full of heart

The Nield family were overwhelmed by the care provided by the Leukaemia Foundation while their seven-year-old son Hodgkin lymphoma.

  • Hodgkin lymphoma
  • Support services
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