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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Dr Lynette Liddle's postcode made blood cancer harder.
Living in Alice Springs, Lynette, a descendant of the Arrente and Pitjantjatjara people, had seen family members and friends with cancer lose their lives because of where they lived.
Sadly, she faced a late blood cancer diagnosis after months of feeling unwell. Despite experiencing weight loss, abdominal pain and having trouble walking, it took Dr Lynette Liddle flying to Adelaide for further testing to finally be diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of blood cancer.
Lynette was forced to start life-saving treatment immediately, 1,500 kilometers away from friends and family.
Right now, where you live can affect every part of your blood cancer journey, from how long it will take you to be diagnosed to your chance of survival.
Your tax-deductible gift can help provide accommodation and support services to regional Australians like Lynette, bringing life-saving diagnosis and care closer to home.
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
