
You can help change the future for people with blood cancer
Help us reach the day when zero lives are lost to blood cancer.
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Hearing the words “you have blood cancer” turns a person’s world upside down.
It’s the beginning of a truly frightening time.
But for people like Ollie and his family, a blood cancer diagnosis comes with a world of extra burdens.
Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL), Ollie and his family faced an 1800km journey from Mt Isa to Brisbane to get life-saving treatment. He and his mum would not return home for 10 long months.

Some ways your donation can help those living with blood cancer

Accommodation for families forced to relocate for life-saving treatment

Emotional support and information services for patients, families and carers

Groundbreaking research driving better treatments and earlier diagnoses
