Each year, students across Australia come together for Write a Book in a Day, working to create a book in just 12 hours while raising vital funds for childhood cancer research.
From one school and six teams to a national movement, Joan Denahy reflects on 21 years of inspiring young writers and supporting childhood cancer research.
Join the Better Challenge this September and walk or run 90km to support the 90 Australian children diagnosed with cancer each month. Every step helps fund life-changing childhood cancer research.
One extraordinary act of generosity can change countless lives. Read how the late Roy Meyers' remarkable legacy will help fund pioneering childhood cancer research.
Looking for a simple way to boost workplace wellbeing and strengthen team culture while also making a genuine difference in the lives of children with cancer? The Better Challenge is helping organisations across Australia do exactly that.
From big city sites to small regional schools and from public classrooms to independent colleges; from primary school students discovering the joy of storytelling to senior students, one thing continues to unite tens of thousands of young Australians every year – The Kids’ Cancer Project’s Write a Book in a Day competition.
Discover why workplaces and communities across Australia get involved in Pirate Day, raising vital funds for childhood cancer research through The Kids' Cancer Project while making a meaningful difference for children and families affected by cancer.
