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(AU, 23543860400) Browse eventsWe are a not-for-profit support group which aims to provide support for individuals and families affected by Congenital Melanocytic Naevus and to support research into CMN and associated disorders. We aim to: - Provide on-line and telephone support to our members; - Bring together individuals and families affected by CMN; - Raise public awareness; - Advocate for patients; - Encourage research into Congenital Melanocytic Naevus and associated disorders. - Work with the medical community and other organisations to gain knowledge, support and understanding. We are 100% volunteer run, so every cent you donate goes directly to benefit individuals with CMN and support research.
(AU, 81863814677) Browse eventsThe Eye and Ear is the only specialist Eye and ENT hospital in Australia. We care for the overwhelming majority of patients with serious eye and ear conditions in Victoria. The reputation and skill of our specialists, and our research partnerships, means critical eye and ear care is available to you 24 hours a day. We continuously develop new treatments, research eye and hearing conditions and share our knowledge across the community to restore eye and ear health.
(AU, Robinson Institute - N/A) Browse eventsThe Robinson Research Institute is a collective of internationally renowned researchers in human reproduction, pregnancy and child health at the University of Adelaide. We focus on the early stages of life to improve the health and well-being of children and families over the life course and across generations, in Australia and around the world. We seek to enable a healthy start through fertility choices and mindful conception, nurturing the baby during pregnancy and birth, strengthening the brain and body in early life, and advancing child and adolescent health to treat and prevent disease.
(AU, 74821717925) Browse eventsThe Fred Liuzzi Foundation is a not-for-profit charity organisation that works to reduce the impact of Rare Neuromuscular Disease in Australia
(AU, St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research - N/A) Browse eventsSVI conducts research into the cause, prevention and treatment of common diseases that have serious effects on health. We study cancer and its spread, leukaemia, heart disease, type 1 diabetes, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy and other neurological disorders, bone diseases such as arthritis and osteoporosis and infectious diseases.
(AU, 67957751794) Browse eventsWalking on Sunshine Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation raising funds towards achieving its charitable objective and mission, to actively continue the fight against cancer with commitment, dedication and innovation, so that we can one day see a world without cancer.
(AU, 49158959834) Browse eventsEverything we do at Muscular Dystrophy Western Australia is focused on improving the quality of life for Western Australians with muscular dystrophy and allied conditions, supporting those who care for someone with muscular dystrophy or an allied condition and funding research into treatments and ultimately, a cure for these devastating diseases. Western Australians living with muscular dystrophy face daily challenges – their muscles waste away which steals their independence, they are confined to electric wheelchairs because they can no longer walk, and in many cases, each day, it becomes more difficult for them to breathe.
(AU, 21250247248) Browse eventsA Brighter Future was formed by a group of parents who came together to raise funds for children who have Cerebral Palsy. We are committed to improving the well being of children with CP to enable them a brighter future.
(AU, 64742810613) Browse eventsKidsafe Qld Inc - The Qld branch of the Child Accident Prevention Foundation of Australia is an independent, non-profit, non-government charitable foundation dedicated to the prevention of unintentional death and injury to children. Our mission is to prevent child deaths from unintentional injury and reduce the number and severity of unintentional injuries to children aged less than 15 years, through education, research, advocacy and environmental, legislative and behaviour change.
(AU, Care for Clayton - N/A) Browse eventsClayton Buttigieg was born a year ago with moderate/severe Cerebral Palsy. Care For Clayton was set up by Clay’s friends & family to raise much needed funds to provide him with treatment needed to give him the best possible chance of learning to walk, talk & play like other little boys…Team Clayton is running the Run Melbourne, Start to finish fun run to help raise funds for Clayton…Let’s run so he can too!!
(AU, The John Trivett Foundation For Research Into The Cause Of Primary Brain Tumours - N/A) Browse eventsThe John Trivett Foundation funds research into the cause of primary brain tumours. This research is conducted at the Institute for Molecular Biosciences at UQ St Lucia. To support this research further funding is required to establish a tumour bank t beat this and other diseases of the brain.
(AU, 32255262915) Browse eventsThe Research Foundation is an independent entity, raising funds for local health and medical research in Tasmania. Since establishment in 1997, through the generosity of the community, the Foundation has invested almost $6m in funding for research that is of particular relevance to diseases and disorders which per capita are more prevalent in Tasmania. Several current and recent research projects include investigation into various forms of cancer, Cystic Fibrosis, asthma, diabetes, Jack Jumper research, Vitamin D, oxygenation of pre term infants and predicting recovery following brain trauma to name just a few. The RHH Research Foundation has also appointed eight post-doctoral research fellows to undertake significant investigations into conditions including Parkinson’s disease, Cystic Fibrosis, general respiratory disease, haematology and Multiple Sclerosis on a full time basis. As an independent entity, the Foundation relies on the corporate and general communities for its fundraising. Your donations will contribute to significant local health and medical research with the potential to improve health and wellbeing for people everywhere. By supporting an active, well-resourced medical research program in Tasmania, you’ll help us attract and retain highly skilled medical personnel, enhancing quality medical care for Tasmanians. (03) 6222 8088 (03) 6222 7930
(AU, 50530140125) Browse eventsThe Coffs Coast & Clarence CanDo Cancer Trust supports patients and families attending the North Coast Cancer Institute with financial assistance and homecare. Over 320 people have received help to pay household bills. Every penny raised stays in the local area. www.candocancertrust.com.au
(AU, 94690242287) Browse eventsHarri is recovering from an ABI (acquired brain injury) he suffered in 2001. He was bitten by a mosquito and contracted a virus, Murray Valley Encephalitis, which caused his brain to swell, as a result he is now a quadriplegic. The result is similar to cerebral palsy. Harri suffers from epilepsy and is also unable to speak. We hope to find a treatment that will aid in his recovery.
(AU, 12001782181) Browse eventsTo raise funds to support a wide range of human care agencies on the Central Coast and allocate available funds on the basis of demonstrated needs.
(AU, 15153626058) Browse eventsAustralian Cancer Foundation aims to provide discrete and dignified accommodation close to major hospitals for country cancer patients and their families. We acknowledge the financial pressure cancer puts on patients and families. As a result, we offer financial assistance to approved applicants.
(AU, 46648875912) Browse eventsThe HSP Research Foundation Inc www.hspersunite.org.au was created in 2005 to facilitate and fund research towards a cure for HSP (hereditary spastic paraplegia) an inherited, degenerative disease affecting mainly the legs, causing muscle weakness, spasticity and severely impairing walking. The Foundation is an incorporated, registered Australian charity, the community hub for people with HSP in Australia, providing support and education and promoting public awareness.
(AU, 44161440615) Browse eventsWe ask patients what research is important to them to answer those questions first, and we create networks so that patients don't get lost in the system and have access to new treatments through clinical trials.
(AU, 94050110346) Browse eventsNeuRA is changing the face of research into neurological diseases. Recognised for their exceptional research in Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, spinal and child injury, Motor Neurone Disease, stroke, falls, autism, sleep apnoea and chronic pain.
(AU, 91609156630) Browse eventsAsthma Foundation Queensland and New South Wales supports people living with asthma. Asthma affects one in 10 Australians and kills approximately 400 people per year. There is no cure for asthma and we do not know what causes the condition. The Foundation funds life saving asthma research and provides asthma education programs, asthma management advice and support to people living with asthma. Your donation will help reduce the impact of this chronic condition that affects over 2 million Australians. You will be helping us to achieve our vision of ‘A community free from Asthma’
(AU, 44661638970) Browse eventsSt.George Foundation Trust helps build a secure future for disadvantaged children. We do this by funding programs run by the smaller charities who are truly close to the families they help but who attract little recurrent funding from government and who aren’t big enough to generate significant fundraising income. St.George Foundation. Helping the little Guys.
(AU, 43141442515) Browse eventsThe Brainchild Foundation is a not for profit, charitable organisation established in 2010 with the aim of helping children who are affected by brain and spinal cord tumours, and their families. The Foundation is a community of medical professionals, dedicated parents and friends of children affected by tumours of the brain or spinal cord who volunteer their time to make a difference. Our vision is to provide support and better tomorrows to the children and families affected by brain and spinal cord tumours, and to strive for a cure for these diseases. There are 5 key objectives of the Foundation, each represented by one of the stars in our logo: Awareness, Support, Research, Treatment and Funding. Together we can make a difference.
(AU, 83128360174) Browse eventsThe Kolling Foundation supports vital medical research to improve the health of all Australians. Funds raised are provided to the Kolling Institute of Medical Research, located at Royal North Shore Hospital. Established in 1920, the Kolling Institute is the oldest medical research institute in NSW and houses the largest and most comprehensive tumour bank in the state. A collaboration of more than 200 researchers is focused on bringing knowledge from the bench top to the bedside by translating laboratory discoveries into improved patient care. Researchers at the Kolling Institute have been at the forefront of health and medical discovery in areas such as pregnancy and childbirth, cancer and genetics, bone and joint diseases, kidney and heart disease, pain and neurological disorders and tissue regeneration.
(AU, 33129339920) Browse eventsDuchenne Foundation funds research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) - the No. 1 genetic killer of boys worldwide. We provide information and equipment to ensure that Australians with DMD have the best possible quality of life. Children with DMD lose their ability to walk by age 12, progressing to heart and lung muscles by their 20s. DMD has a 100% fatality rate. The Blue Ball is a symbol of a child's need to play - the white hand a symbol of their youth and innocence and represents all past, present and future children affected by Duchenne. . 1:3,500 males in every culture are affected but only 1:50 million girls will be born with DMD.