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The new pharmacy Children’s Cancer Foundation supporters helped make possible is now caring for children with cancer

Children's Cancer Foundation / 07/10/2026

A dedicated Oncology Pharmacy for children with cancer is now open and operating at The Children's Hospital at Westmead, with Children's Cancer Foundation supporters contributing $250,000 towards its delivery.

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Children’s Cancer Foundation funds new Patient Navigator role to guide young cancer patients and families through complex care at Monash Children’s Hospital

Children's Cancer Foundation / 28/09/2026

The Children's Cancer Foundation (CCF) is funding a new Patient Navigator role at the Monash Children's Cancer and Haematology Centre (MCCHC) for the next three years, giving children, young people and their families a single, consistent point of contact as they move through what is often a long and complicated care journey.

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Leading the Fight Against Childhood Cancer: Professor David Eisenstat on Research, Collaboration, and Hope

Children's Cancer Foundation / 29/05/2026

After an extensive international search, in late 2025 Professor David Eisenstat stepped into the inaugural role of Children’s Cancer Foundation and My Room Children’s Cancer Charity Chair in Childhood Cancer – a role supported by a $12 million investment drawing equally from the Children’s Cancer Foundation and My Room ($6 million combined) and from partners […]

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Families and researchers unite to advance world-first cancer vaccine trial for children with brain tumours

Children's Cancer Foundation / 12/02/2026

An Australian clinical trial testing personalised cancer vaccines for children with deadly brain tumours has received a further boost, with the Children’s Cancer Foundation and the Marcus Rosin Fund partnering with the Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) Foundation to provide additional funding specifically for children with ependymoma on the clinical trial.

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In Time: Giving young people with cancer the chance of a family in the future

Children's Cancer Foundation / 16/09/2025

The Royal Women’s Hospital In Time program helps young people up to the age of 24 with cancer preserve their fertility at no cost. This gives families hope for the future along with life-saving treatment.

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Collaborating to end the dangerous waiting game after a stem cell transplant

Children's Cancer Foundation / 09/09/2025

In paediatric cancer wards around the world, there's a bittersweet moment that every family of a child who has undergone a stem cell treatment knows. After celebrating a successful procedure, their doctor delivers good news that carries a shadow of fear: "The transplant worked. Now we wait – the next 100 days will be the most challenging."

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