We fund more cancer research than any other non-government organisation in Australia.
Every year, we commit around $6 million in funding to support researchers. As a charity with limited funding, research experts, cancer patients, survivors and carers help us decide what research to fund.
Before we invest in any new research project, it is reviewed by both scientific experts and our panel of cancer survivors and carers. This allows us to make sure we fund research that is of most benefit to the cancer community while maintaining the highest scientific standards.
The Australian Research Centre for Cancer Survivorship (ARCCS)
The Australian Research Centre for Cancer Survivorship (ARCCS) was created through a landmark $40million collaboration between Cancer Council NSW and the UNSW Sydney. The Centre brings together experts focused on research that supports day-to-day wellbeing, treatment and recovery. ARCCS will advance health and prosperity for all cancer survivors, through innovative and impactful research, in all areas of cancer survivorship, in partnership with survivors, researchers, clinicians and community.
Read moreResearch Funding Partner: Box Rallies
Since 2009, Box Rallies (Shitbox Rally, Mystery Box Rally and Lunchbox Rally) have partnered with Cancer Council NSW to fund research towards a cancer free future. By 2029 their target is to have raised over $100 million!
To find out more or get involved with their next rally, visit Box Rallies..
