Research
Current Research Projects
Participating in research can help improve knowledge, care and advocacy efforts.
Below are some current external research opportunities that the Childhood Cancer Association has been made aware of. If you are interested in participating in research projects or surveys, please read below for further information and follow the instructions provided to participate.
Questions should be directed to the contact listed for each project. Please do not contact the Childhood Cancer Association directly.
Please note
The Childhood Cancer Association in no way endorses, has involvement in, or is responsible for the research projects listed. Your participation in any of the projects listed is entirely voluntary.
Should the Childhood Cancer Association be directly involved in any of the projects, this will be stated.
Aim: to assist with the development of a psychosocial prehabilitation intervention for adolescents with cancer.
Participants: Young people aged 13–19 with a prior cancer diagnosis who have completed treatment and parents/caregivers.
What is involved: Three workshops (90 minutes to 2 hours) held in Adelaide or online. Sessions include guided discussions and creative activities - not presentations or academic content. Young people receive a $20 gift voucher per session, and caregiver units receive a $50 gift voucher per session, as a thank you for your time.