The Leukaemia Foundation is the only national not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders ... More >>

The Leukaemia Foundation is the only national not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders.

Who we are

With around 120 staff, the Leukaemia Foundation has offices in every state and territory across Australia. Our world-class patient support extends across metropolitan, regional and rural communities reaching more than 50% of newly diagnosed patients.

Our values

While our Mission and Vision define what we seek to achieve, our values shape how the Mission and Vision are demonstrated.

Making a difference together

The Leukaemia Foundation receives no ongoing government funding and relies on people like you to fund patient support and vital research into better treatments and cures.

The Arrow Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation (Arrow) funds research into leukaemia and other diseases treatable by bone marrow and adult stem cell transplantation whilst providing patient support and information services including: accommodation, patient information guides and seminars, assistance ... More >>

The Arrow Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation (Arrow) funds research into leukaemia and other diseases treatable by bone marrow and adult stem cell transplantation whilst providing patient support and information services including: accommodation, patient information guides and seminars, assistance with travel costs and a free wig library available to all cancer patients experiencing hair loss through chemotherapy. Arrow also provides funding for a Research Scientist within the Blood Diseases and Cancer Unit at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. Through a scholarship programme, Arrow is supporting PhD students conducting projects on leukaemia and stem cell research and also party finances the Australasian Bone Marrow Transplant Recipient Registry. Scholarships are also provided for nursing professionals to futher their education through courses offered by the College of Nursing in Chemotherapy Practice and Stem Cell Transplantation.

The Lasallian Foundation supports projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region that provide poor and disadvantaged children an opportunity to break the poverty cycle ... More >>

The Lasallian Foundation supports projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region that provide poor and disadvantaged children an opportunity to break the poverty cycle.

The Foundation was established in 2004 by the De La Salle Brothers of Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, to help meet the growing needs of poor children throughout the region.

Over many years, the De La Salle Brothers and committed lay partners have funded and established innovative projects across Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and Pakistan.

The majority of projects funded are operated by local De La Salle Brothers and lay partners in the target countries. All projects are non-denominational and are staffed by people from all faith backgrounds.  The faith traditions of all beneficiaries are respected and the projects do not evangelise.

Typical projects include:
- primary and secondary school education
- vocational training, tuition centres and youth development programs
- residential care for orphaned, abandoned, or HIV affected boys and girls
- working children’s programs
- day care centres
- empowerment and human rights programs for women, children, the poor and the disabled 
- micro-credit schemes for self-help groups

All projects are created, initiated, developed and implemented by local agencies on the ground in consultation with the beneficiaries.  The Foundation provides funding and capacity building support to the local agencies.

The Foundation also maintains a significant community education program with engagements at 17 De La Salle schools in Australia and New Zealand, and 4,000 newsletters reaching more than 17,000 individuals nationally.

The Lasallian Foundation is an approved overseas aid foundation in Australia and has Deductible Gift Registrant status. The Foundation raises funds through child sponsorship, major donations and fundraising by De La Salle Schools. It also receives an annual operational grant from the De La Salle Brothers District that covers all administrative costs including salaries.

This allows 100% of your donations to go to our overseas projects.
Where all means all!

The Heart Foundation has been Australia's leading voice on heart health since 1959. The Heart Foundation saves lives and improves health through funding world-class cardiovascular research, guidelines for health professionals, informing the public and assisting people with cardiovascular disease ... More >>

The Heart Foundation has been Australia's leading voice on heart health since 1959. The Heart Foundation saves lives and improves health through funding world-class cardiovascular research, guidelines for health professionals, informing the public and assisting people with cardiovascular disease.

While the work over the past five decades has helped reduce the number of deaths, cardiovascular disease (heart, stroke and blood vessel disease) remains one of Australia’s most devastating health problems. Each year, almost 46,000 Australians die from cardiovascular disease - that's one Australian dying every 10 minutes.

As a charity, the Heart Foundation relies on donations and gifts in Wills to continue its lifesaving research, education and health promotion work. For further information visit www.heartfoundation.org.au or call 1300 55 02 82.

The Humour Foundation is a charity dedicated to promoting the health benefits of humour. International research has found psychological and physiological advantages from doses of humour. Humour is an effective coping strategy. It can relieve fear and stress and aid recovery ... More >>

The Humour Foundation is a charity dedicated to promoting the health benefits of humour. International research has found psychological and physiological advantages from doses of humour. Humour is an effective coping strategy. It can relieve fear and stress and aid recovery.

The Humour Foundation’s core project is Clown Doctors, touching the lives of over 100,000 people every year. The focus is children’s hospitals, and Clown Doctors are now part of hospital life in all major children’s hospitals around Australia.

Clown Doctors dose sick children with fun and laughter. Imagine being a child in hospital, away from the comfort of your home and all that is familiar, and feeling sad, anxious, frightened, lonely or in pain. This is where Clown Doctors can help. They treat children in hospital with medicine of a different kind…..doses of fun and laughter!

The Warwick Foundation supports young adults aged 18-40 on their cancer journey. We provide peer connection and support, age appropriate information and referral, luxury wellness escapes, get spoilt experiences and general support ... More >>

The Warwick Foundation supports young adults aged 18-40 on their cancer journey.  We provide peer connection and support, age appropriate information and referral, luxury wellness escapes, get spoilt experiences and general support.

We are hear to ensure that young adults with cancer know they are not alone and we understand and value their unique life circumstances and cancer journey.

The Gawler Foundation is a world leader and is best known for its innovative and integrated support for people affected by cancer and other illnesses since the early 1980s. In 2002 the foundation has seen the introduction of a program for people living with MS lead by Prof George Jelinek, author of ... More >>

The Gawler Foundation is a world leader and is best known for its innovative and integrated support for people affected by cancer and other illnesses since the early 1980s.  In 2002 the foundation has seen the introduction of a program for people living with MS lead by Prof George Jelinek, author of "Taking Control of Multiple Sclerosis".

Based on the healing experience of Dr Ian Gawler, one of Australia's best known cancer survivors, and the experiences and feedback of thousands of patients and their families, our support programs offer a combination of self help techniques and holistic approaches to healing that are second to none and unique in the world.  The programs are based on our philosophy that regaining balance in one's life leads to healing.

We offer a wide range of services and Programs including Live-in Programs located in the picturesque Victorian Yarra Valley.  See our website for more info or call 03 59671730.

The Exodus Foundation was founded by Reverend Bill Crews, Superintendent of the Uniting church Ashfield Parish Mission, in 1989. It exists to provide quality welfare, healthcare and education services to the needy ... More >>

The Exodus Foundation was founded by Reverend Bill Crews, Superintendent of the Uniting church Ashfield Parish Mission, in 1989. It exists to provide quality welfare, healthcare and education services to the needy.

The Loaves and Fishes Restaurant, is a soup kitchen which provides 800 free meals a day to our clients. It is a venue which allows us to engage clients and stream them to services appropriate to their immediate needs, with a view to integrating them back into mainstream society.

At Exodus, we are trying to break the poverty cycle. That is why we run the MULTiLit  (Making Up for Lost Time in Literacy) and MiniLit programs for primary school children. The MULTiLit  program caters for children in years 5 & 6, who have slipped behind in their literacy skill, in some cases by 4 years. In six months the intensive course brings many of them up to par with their peers, allowing them to  achieve their learning potential in mainstream schooling.

MiniLit, "Meeting Initial Needs in Literacy" is a similar program designed for children in years 1 to 3.

Our last chance Youth Program, for teenagers aged 15 to 19, teaches living skills, and facilitates year 10 for youths that through circumstances beyond their control, have not been able to achieve at school. The Youth program runs over two years, and produces people who are employable and equipped to choose a path for life.

The Exodus Foundation also has a small scale disaster relief operation for emergencies in Australia and overseas. We also facilitate educational opportunities in Asia and are looking to do the same in South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Improving the mental health and wellbeing of young Australians ... More >>

Improving the mental health and wellbeing of young Australians.

The Inspire Foundation was established in 1996 in direct response to Australia's then escalating rates of youth suicide. We combine technology with the direct involvement of young people to deliver innovative and practical online programs that prevent youth suicide and improve young people's mental health and wellbeing.

Our mission is to help millions of young people lead happier lives.

Inspire innovatively uses technology to reach young people aged 14-25 through two national programs:

www.reachout.com offers information, support and resources to help young people improve their understanding of mental health issues, develop resilience, and increase their coping skills and help-seeking behaviour.

www.actnow.com.au connects young people with opportunities to learn more about their world and take action on the social issues they care about.

Our 2020 vision is to make a global contribution to young people's mental health and wellbeing, with every young Australian knowing, trusting and using Inspire's programs when they need to.  To achieve our vision we are building an Inspire community of young people, professionals, families, donors, teachers and supporters who care deeply for young people and their wellbeing. 

Thank you!

Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation is dedicated to supporting excellence and innovation in child and adolescent healthcare at PMH, Western Australia’s only specialist children’s hospital ... More >>

Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation is dedicated to supporting excellence and innovation in child and adolescent healthcare at PMH, Western Australia’s only specialist children’s hospital.

The Foundation is the principal fundraising body for the hospital and has provided grants in excess of $24 million since its establishment in 1998. These grants have funded vital medical equipment, specialist staff, research, hospital services, education and training.

The Foundation is an independent not-for-profit body operating with no government funding and relies on the generosity of the public through individual, community and corporate donations.

As the only charity that fundraises exclusively for the entire hospital, the Foundation is in a unique position to make a real difference to the lives of sick and injured children in Western Australia.

The Leukaemia Foundation is the national not for profit organisation dedicated to patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders ... More >>

The Leukaemia Foundation is the national not for profit organisation dedicated to patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders.

The Leukaemia Foundation receives no ongoing government funding and is reliant on the generosity of individuals and corporations to fund its Vision to Cure and Mission to Care.

The Prevent Blindness Foundation: Funding the Queensland Eye Institute to eliminate blindness from our community ... More >>

The mission of the Foundation is to provide clinical eye care, educate all levels of eye health care providers, conduct research, and find new ways to save sight while stimulating awareness of eye health in the community.

One of the major achievements of The Prevent Blindness Foundation is the establishment and ongoing funding of the Queensland Eye Institute.

It is only through the generous support of the community that the Prevent Blindness Foundation is able to continue their sight-saving work.

For more than 20 years, the Quest for Life Foundation (founded by Petrea King) continues to provide a range of residential programs and services that encourage, empower and educate people living with cancer, neurological and other serious illnesses, or who are suffering from grief, stress or trauma ... More >>

For more than 20 years, the Quest for Life Foundation (founded by Petrea King) continues to provide a range of residential programs and services that encourage, empower and educate people living with cancer, neurological and other serious illnesses, or who are suffering from grief, stress or trauma and for those who care for them.

The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation supports medical research conducted at, or in conjuction with, The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane, primarily heart and lung diseases, critical care, orthopaedics, mental health and general medicine. Research funded includes development of a vaccine for ... More >>

The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation supports medical research conducted at, or in conjuction with, The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane, primarily heart and lung diseases, critical care, orthopaedics, mental health and general medicine. Research funded includes development of a vaccine for rheumatic fever, the BiVACOR artificial heart, mesothelioma and lung cancer treatments and detection, early detection for osteoarthritis and heart and lung transplant research.

Asthma Foundation NSW aims to enhance the lifestyle, health and wellbeing of the 800,000 people living with asthma in NSW through advocacy, education, and training. We offer comprehensive information, specialist expertise in managing asthma, and programs to help create asthma friendly communities in ... More >>

Asthma Foundation NSW aims to enhance the lifestyle, health and wellbeing of the 800,000 people living with asthma in NSW through advocacy, education, and training.  We offer comprehensive information, specialist expertise in managing asthma, and programs to help create asthma friendly communities in schools, children’s services, workplaces and sports groups.