A future without brain cancer

Brain cancer claims the life of one Australian child every nine days – more than any other disease. Despite advances in other types of childhood cancer, survival rates for brain cancer have made little progress over the past 30 years.

The Children’s Brain Cancer Centre aims to change that. Our goal is to improve the survival and survivorship for children with brain cancer.

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Brain cancer kills more Australian children than any other disease.

The Children’s Hospital Foundation is committed to changing the devastating reality of childhood brain cancer, through the Children’s Brain Cancer Centre. In an Australian-first, researchers from world-leading institutions are working together, committed to advancing treatment options, improving survivorship, and ultimately, finding a cure.

Children with brain cancer deserve nothing less.

ABOUT THE CENTRE

An Australian-first research Centre bringing together the ‘best of the best’ in paediatric brain cancer research to bring hope to children and young people fighting this devastating disease.

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

Despite advances in other types of childhood cancer, survival rates for brain cancer have made little progress over the past 30 years. We are on a mission to change this, by injecting funding into important research projects.

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