Without a dollar of ongoing public funding, we need your help to support kids with cancer.
We support a new family every week to cope with the impact of childhood cancer.
Every week, a child in South Australia or the Northern Territory is diagnosed with cancer. That’s devastating news for parents, caregivers, brothers and sisters, and for relations and friends.
Watch Holly’s Story
Watch this short film where Holly Mead and her mother Kim talk through their family’s journey after Holly’s cancer diagnosis and the support they received from the Childhood Cancer Association.
Help us help more families, more often
While families can rely on medical treatment for their child, they need so much more help as they embark on the treatment journey ahead. Many critical support services — including respite and accommodation for country families — are not provided by either state or federal government.
That’s where the Childhood Cancer Association steps in.
When a child is diagnosed with cancer we provide the whole family with critical support services to help them cope.
Our ongoing support includes
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Counselling Programs
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Accommodation & Respite
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Education Support
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Post Treatment Support
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Grief & Loss Support
Your generous donations allow us to provide a comprehensive range of over 30 professional services.
Here are some ways you can help us continue our support services.
If you’d like to find out more about how you can help us support a new family every week to cope with the impact of childhood cancer, we’d love to hear from you.