Help us even the playing field for high mortality rate cancers
High mortality rate cancers aren't as rare as you might think — and chances are, someone you know has been affected by one.
Despite the dedication of brilliant researchers, many life-saving studies never get off the ground due to lack of funding. As a result, the five-year survival rates for these cancers remain heartbreakingly low.
With your help, we are going to change that. Because every cancer patient deserves an equal shot at survival.
The Aftershock of a cancer diagnosis is far-reaching
The Aftershock represents the ripple effect of a cancer diagnosis, its impact reaching far beyond the patient to their loved ones and the wider community. We’re here to spark deeper conversations about the ongoing aftershocks felt throughout every stage of the cancer journey.
Our Support Hub provides tools and resources to support everyone effected by a cancer diagnosis.
We're committed to improving the 5-year survival rate for these devastating cancers
We’re proud to partner with leading Australian researchers dedicated to improving the diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of high mortality cancers. With the support of our generous community, we give these brilliant minds the resources they need to discover better outcomes, and save more lives.
Join one of our events
Join us at one of our events to raise awareness, support life-changing research, and connect with others in our incredible community
📆 22 February 2026
Teresa's Trotters
Walk with us to shine a light on high mortality cancers and raise much needed funding
📆 13 February 2026
Golf Day
Tee off for a great cause at one of Australia's most prestigious courses. Expressions of interest are open now
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The Podcast
Meet Nat, and learn more about her role as a radiation therapist in the treatment of high mortality rate cancers
Research updates
Learn how researchers are working towards improving quality of life, and post-surgery outcomes for oesophageal cancer patients
Tributes
Read stories that celebrate, remember and honour lives taken far too soon by high mortality rate cancers
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