News & stories
Inspiring stories about the scientists, supporters and families united against childhood cancer.
- Families
Millie and her life-saving sisters
31/10/2022
When a cancer battle meant young Millie was down and almost out, her brave sisters stepped in to bring her back from the brink.
- Beary Happy Stories
The bear that shows people care
17/10/2022
In hospital with her seriously ill three-month-old son, one mum was given a comforting sense of support from, of all places, a teddy bear.
- Community, News
Case study | Serco Facilities Management
30/08/2022
Serco Facilities Management (formerly Facilities First Australia) have partnered with The Kids’ Cancer Project since 2018 providing incredible support throughout various fundraising initiatives most notably, the annual national Write A Book In A Day competition.
- Families
“You really can make a difference”
29/08/2022
For a parent watching their brave child go through the kids’ cancer experience, the journey is almost unimaginable. Fortunately, there’s plenty that other families can do to lighten that load.
- News, Research News
Australia Has Voted. What’s next for Brain Cancer?
18/08/2022
The Kids’ Cancer Project is looking forward to collaborating with the new Minister for Health, the Hon. Mark Butler MP.
- Research News
‘iBounce’ back to good health
18/08/2022
iBounce is a distance-delivered digital education program that encourages children to get physical following their cancer treatment.
- Community, News
12-Year-old writes her own book!
12/07/2022
12-Year-old Shivani writes her own book to help kids with cancer
- News, Case Study
Case study | Vuly
11/07/2022
Working closely with organisations to support and help children and their families is one of Vuly’s core values and with the prevalence of childhood cancer within Australia, Vuly were honoured to have the opportunity to partner with the Kids’ Cancer Project.
- News, Case Study
Case study | WOTSO
11/07/2022
WOTSO was a proud supporter of the Better Challenge in 2021and are hoping to come back bigger and better than ever in 2022!
- Beary Happy Stories
Beary comforting cuddles
27/05/2022
Families who receive The Kids' Cancer Project bears share their heart-warming testimonials.
- Families, News
Winning for Zach
21/04/2022
Raffle winner Sue explains why she supports The Kids' Cancer Project in her own heart-felt words.
- News, Research News
Modernising sarcoma therapies: Right treatment, right time
06/04/2022
The Kids’ Cancer Project is funding powerful research by Dr Emmy Fleuren. She’s bringing sarcoma treatment into the future.
- Community, Families, News
Imogen’s Lose Your Locks Story
10/03/2022
Six-year-old Imogen lost her locks to raise money for childhood cancer research.
- News, Case Study
Case study | Lorraine Lea IMPACT
07/03/2022
Lorraine Lea continue to their generous commitment to supporting childhood cancer research.
- News, Research News
Making childhood brain cancer walk the plank
01/03/2022
Pirate Day 2022 is supporting research into one of the deadliest brain cancers, DIPG.
- Beary Happy Stories
- Families, News
Jamie’s story
15/02/2022
Young Jamie's world was turned upside down after being diagnosed with childhood cancer.
- News, Case Study
Case Study | The Bromic Better Challenge
09/02/2022
The Kids’ Cancer Project is proud to partner with Bromic for another exciting year of innovative fundraising.
- News, Research News
Exercise oncology: Better health for survivors
04/02/2022
Lauren Ha hopes to decrease late effects by promoting physical activity in survivors.
- Research News
A new international trial for Ewing sarcoma patients
27/01/2022
An exciting new international clinical trial for patients diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma.
- News
Kids’ cancer research cleans up
12/01/2022
Sirron Holdings Group and Taren Cleaning Supplies announce multi-year partnerships with The Kids’ Cancer Project.
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How you’re helping kids with cancer overcome loneliness
05/02/2024
When Ellalee’s daughter, Maia, was diagnosed with ALL, she prepared as best she could for the difficult journey ahead. Here, she opens up about the loneliness Maia faced during her cancer, and how the kindness of people like you has given her daughter a reason to smile during the hardest time of her life.
Up to $20m in funding has been announced by the federal government for vital brain cancer research
12/02/2024
On 6 February 2024, The Australian Government announced a huge funding boost for research into some of the deadliest forms of childhood cancer.
Meet Molly: Daughter, netballer and cancer survivor. Here's her incredible story
29/01/2024
Now 17, Molly from Dubbo, NSW, is many things: a cancer survivor, a passionate advocate and fundraiser, and a teenager with dreams of netball coaching and university.
Owen Finegan’s 2023 Highlights
19/12/2023
As we approach the holidays, come celebrate milestones and highlights with us!
Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation honours The Kids’ Cancer Project
17/12/2023
When it comes to finding a cure for childhood cancer The Kids’ Cancer Project has a heart and head philosophy.
Tangalooma Island Resort - Supporting kids’ cancer research, one whale at a time
06/12/2023
Since 2013, we’ve been honoured to have the support of the wonderful Tangalooma Island Resort. The team have raised over $53,000 to support kids’ cancer research through their whale watching tours.
Lace Up for a Cure: Join The Sun Run 2024 and Make Every Step Count!
20/12/2023
We are thrilled to see the much-anticipated Sun Run is returning for 2024! A radiant fun run along the spectacular Northern Beaches coastline from Dee Why to Manly Beach in Sydney.
Meet our Board: Jessie Glew
20/11/2023
For Jessie Glew, the joint MD and COO of WOTSO, the simple idea that ‘we will find a cure’ drives her passion to help fund kids’ cancer research. Jessie’s infectious enthusiasm, clear drive to make a difference and wealth of business knowledge make her an invaluable member of The Kids’ Cancer Project’s board.
Founder Col Reynolds OAM wins prestigious 2024 Advocacy Award
13/11/2023
We are thrilled to announce The Kids' Cancer Project’s founder Col Reynolds OAM is the winner of Research Australia's 2024 Advocacy Award.
Leukaemia Researcher awarded the prestigious Ramaciotti Medal of Excellence
24/11/2023
Professor Ricky Johnstone has been awarded the 2023 Ramaciotti Medal for Excellence award from Perpetual Trustees.
Why Prof. Dun's research into the deadliest form of childhood cancer is more than just professional
30/10/2023
For Professor Matt Dun, his research into DIPG is more than just professional. In 2019, his daughter, Josie, sadly passed away from the aggressive form of childhood brain cancer, leading him to dedicate his career solely to developing treatments for the currently incurable disease. Today, with the help of your generous gifts, Prof. Dun and his team are making promising strides towards the first effective treatments for this devastating disease.
The Bloody Long Day 2023
24/10/2023
In a world that often seems overwhelmed by challenges, there are individuals and communities that rise above, showing unwavering dedication to a cause close to their hearts.
Tommy’s special bear
18/10/2023
Thanks to years of research funded by people like you, Tommy is on track to recover from acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. But having been diagnosed at just 19-months-old, the pain, trauma and side effects of treatment have impacted him all the same. His special bear, donated by a kind person like you, has been by his side throughout his cancer journey, giving him the courage he needs to face the scary world of cancer.
Christmas for a cure
18/09/2023
The Kids' Cancer Project first Christmas fundraising luncheon raised $100,000 to help children with many different types of cancer. Read more about how to get involved in this year's event.
2023 Fellowship successful applicants
13/09/2023
With an investment of over $7.9 million, The Kids’ Cancer Project is ensuring that some of the best and brightest young researchers in Australia can further their careers and most importantly, their impact on childhood cancer research. Read more about the recipients here.