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Reboot Kids has created a new program to help families navigate an important element of life post-cancer treatment.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

With experts baffled by Eli's incredibly rare tumour, some furry friends have brightened his difficult journey.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

This Foundation is focussed on the future.

A tragic experience for this Defence family revealed the desperate need for greater scientific knowledge around childhood brain cancer.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

This mum has been fighting for her son’s life and winning.

Check out these low-cost, fun and engaging projects to support your favourite charity. 

New NHMRC endorsed guidelines will help kids live full lives after cancer treatment. 

Get your mixing bowls at the ready and bake a difference for childhood cancer research!

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

A promise of reduced chance of relapse sends a family to the USA amid the pandemic.

Discussion, awareness and funding of kids' brain cancer research must be a national priority.

Whether you’re after an easy or ambitious fundraiser for your little ones, we’ve got ideas and expert tips. 

Supporting people before, during and after tough times. 

More support has been pledged to help kids with cancer in Tasmania.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

Players, umpires, coaches, support crews and fans will unite throughout the 2021 netball season as “Team Crazy”.

Australian researchers find new way to target deadly childhood cancer 

Anastassia's childhood cancer diagnosis inspired her to join the Gold Coast marathon this July. 

The Australian Government is investing an additional $6.7 million to support and improve outcomes for all Australians affected by cancer.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

Philanthropic corporate social responsibility has taken centre stage in the business landscape – and for very good reasons.

The Kids’ Cancer Project takes a deep dive into the issues faced by kids diagnosed with this deadly disease.

After Ava's tragic passing from DIPG, Mum Vanessa reveals what Pirate Day means to her.

Learn where the money goes from the annual Write a Book in a Day competition.

Aussie kids first in the world to access new international clinical trial for deadly brain tumours.

Reno White only needed to look as far as his own head to help kids with cancer.

School students are making preparations for their favourite fiction frenzy.

Unlocking significant enhancements to fund scientific research projects.

Sydney researchers are testing whether an existing medication could be repurposed to treat sarcoma.

Making an ‘in memoriam’ donation is a powerful way to remember someone special.

The Kids' Cancer Project Bear Program delivers teddy bears and other soft toys all around Australia. 

Striving to brighten the lives of kids living with cancer. 

A discovery by scientists at IMB's Centre for Pain Research may give some future cancer patients relief. 

There are many avenues to choose when deciding on a Corporate Social Responsibility program that best fits your company culture.

Let’s turn the tide on brain cancer this Pirate Day!

When a WA mum came to appreciate the power of science, her fundraising powers blossomed.

Tasmanian Mum Jodi is taking on an epic trek for an epic reason.

Chemotherapy with fewer side effects is urgently needed for kids with cancer.

A loving aunty shares how she's going to lose her locks for her darling Lenny. 

These pirates are investigating an exciting new immunotherapy for kids diagnosed with brain cancer. 

An update on research identifying kids at risk of developing debilitating cardiac aftereffects from cancer treatments.

How the Facebook news ban affected The Kids' Cancer Project.

After beating leukaemia as a baby, Baxter and his family are still navigating the ongoing effects of his gruelling cancer treatment as he prepares for a new challenge.

Heart-warming social posts from parents whose children have received a The Kids' Cancer Project Bear. 

Life-saving treatment can cause its own health issues. Researchers are devising ways to remove the dark cloud from the silver lining. 

Running 100 kilometres to raise money for medical science is just the beginning for this powerfully driven cancer survivor.

Paediatric experts explain why a cuddly toy is a great donation for a child in hospital. 

The Kids’ Cancer Project shares all the ins and outs of safe toy donations to hospitals. 

One mum’s little idea is resulting in hundreds of happy faces on kids with cancer.

The funds you raise will go towards the best science to discover cures for children’s cancers.

The Kids’ Cancer Project first Christmas fundraising luncheon raised $100,000 to help children with many different types of cancer.

We count down the best ideas for how you can raise funds for kids' cancer research. 

Sydney mum advocates for more research to discover better treatments for children diagnosed with cancer.

The Kids’ Cancer Project has your Christmas shopping sorted!

ANZCHOG Biobanking Network Project Coordinator, Daniel Kilmartin, reveals the special role that samples play in fighting childhood cancer.

You get two chances to make a meaningful difference when you take part in The Kids’ Cancer Project Toy Bear Drive.

What are the types of gifts that can be left in a Will to The Kids’ Cancer Project?

Craig, a 46-year-old childhood cancer survivor, shares the heroic reason he is paying it forward.  

Tania is using her art to make a difference for children with cancer – even while her beloved daughter has tragically run out of options.

Leaving a gift in your Will to a favourite charity might be one of the most important things you ever do.

Here we run down all the stats of the annual national competition that has kids writing for a reason.

Your donation can help Associate Professor Andy Moore and the ANZCHOG Biobanking Network continue to save lives through science. 

Ensuring everything is in order, from both a personal and legal view, is essential when creating a will that covers your best intentions.

Here's how a Tathram community creatively raised funds to help children with cancer. 

Whether you call it a ‘gift’ or a ‘bequest’, what matters is getting the wording right in your Will.

Do you have goods or services that could be donated for the live and silent auctions? 

Why The Kids’ Cancer Project launched a corporate partner matching appeal.