Future Cure is your opportunity to support The Kids' Cancer Project via donations, event attendance and sponsorship, naming rights agreements and workplace giving. Future Cure empowers you to direct your donation to specific research projects and follow the impact your donation is having on childhood cancer research.
Paediatric high-grade glioma (HGG)
This project focuses on improving treatment and survival for children with some of the most high-risk brain cancers.
Sarcoma (bone & soft tissue cancer)
Clinical translation of laboratory tested CAR T cell therapy into Phase 1 trials for paediatric treatment of sarcoma.
Treatment toxicity can cause infertility
Developing genetic risk prediction of long term infertility from childhood cancer therapies leading to informed decisions and application of preventive measures.
RECOVER – Responding to late effects in survivors of childhood cancer
Empowering young survivors of childhood cancer to transition to adulthood with the knowledge, skills and resources required to manage their ongoing health needs.
Providing access to international clinical trials and additional clinical trial expertise
ANZCHOG international trials set up and manage the clinical trials for bran new kids' cancer treatments, giving kids access to the very latest therapies.
Acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)
A highly fatal blood cancer in adults and children. By adding a newly developed NAMPT inhibitor to standard of care treatment, this project can pave the way towards a more effective treatment of poor outcome adult and paediatric AML.
My promise is to never give up until every child survives cancer with minimal or no long term effects.
Through the Future Cure project, our partners generously allow The Kids' Cancer Project to support bold science that has the greatest chance of clinical success to improve childhood cancer treatments.
With thanks to the support of our partners we can continue to fund vital childhood cancer research. Contact our team today to see how we can work together.
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