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For a child diagnosed with cancer, the world can suddenly become a very unfamiliar place. There are hospital admissions, procedures, treatments, needles and appointments. There are days filled with uncertainty, and moments when children can feel scared and overwhelmed. That’s where Elliot comes in.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and we're calling on South Australians to turn the state gold and show their support for children with cancer, and their families.

Throughout September, you can write your Will for free online with our partner, Safewill. Safewill makes the process simple, with step-by-step guidance to help you create your Will online in around 20 minutes.

We are delighted to announce that, for the seventh consecutive year, The Lott by SA Lotteries has supported the Childhood Cancer Association, this time with a $100,000 donation, helping us continue to provide vital practical and emotional support to children with cancer, and their families.

For almost six years, the Yorke Peninsula community has continued to come together in an extraordinary show of generosity and community spirit – all in memory of one young man, Charlie Hoile.

The 6th Gold Ribbon Gala was a night to remember. An unforgettable evening filled with music, laughter, celebration and an extraordinary display of generosity for families facing childhood cancer.

We're proud to announce a new partnership with Tony & Mark's. This collaboration has been designed to ease some of the financial and emotional pressures experienced by families throughout their child's treatment, while giving the wider community meaningful ways to make a difference.

We're proud to celebrate an incredible milestone. Since joining the Play for Purpose lottery, the Childhood Cancer Association has received $500,000 in funding to support children with cancer and their families.

For a limited time, when you purchase a participating Nature's Delight product from Tony & Mark's stores, 50 cents will be donated to the Childhood Cancer Association to help provide vital support services to families impacted by childhood cancer.

Families were treated to a very special day with the incredible Harlem Globetrotters, offering a chance to step away from hospital appointments, treatment schedules and the challenges of childhood cancer, and simply enjoy being kids.

Organised by Johnny Keko in honour of his brother Ross, who passed away from cancer 30 years ago, the 'Playing for Ross' Charity Soccer Match was filled with community spirit, friendly competition and a shared commitment to supporting kids with cancer.

From powerful family stories and inspiring speakers to outstanding entertainment, generous bidding and heartfelt moments throughout the day, every part of the 9th Unite4Kids event was a reminder of what can be achieved when people unite behind a common cause.