Melanoma March celebrates Melanoma Institute Australia’s major annual fundraising campaign. Each Melanoma March brings together melanoma patients, their families, and local communities to raise awareness and funds for research to reach our goal of zero deaths from melanoma – a goal we believe we can reach this decade.

March into Yellow is a fun and easy way to open up a conversation about the disease and an opportunity for our community to show support. March into Yellow encourages our broader community to show their support for the invisible illness by adorning themselves in the colour yellow. It is […]

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World Glaucoma Week is a unique initiative that puts a spotlight on glaucoma as the leading cause of preventable irreversible blindness worldwide. The prompt diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma can prevent needless vision impairment, however, so many are unaware they have the disease or may not have access to much-needed […]

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Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. It aims to transform how neurodivergent individuals are perceived and supported by providing schools, universities, and organisations with the opportunity to recognise the many talents and advantages of being neurodivergent, while creating more inclusive and […]

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Coeliac Awareness Week (CAW) is held annually on 13-20 March. The national campaign is Coeliac Australia’s premier event of the year that aims to raise awareness of coeliac disease and increase testing and diagnosis rates in Australia.

Blood cancer is Australia’s hidden cancer crisis. Every day, 53 Aussies are diagnosed with blood cancer, and 16 will lose their life. People with blood cancer need you now more than ever. You have the power to take action, and raise crucial funds that will give families facing blood cancer all the support and information they need – […]

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To help raise greater public awareness about IBS and to highlight what it can be like to live with a diagnosis, we’ve reached out to individuals and their families directly affected by IBS – people who have courageously and generously shared their own personal experiences with us to help others to better understand IBS.

National Advance Care Planning WeekTM encourages you, regardless of your age or health status, to make your future healthcare preferences known. Our campaign challenges everyone to discuss what living well means to you and to consider who you would want to speak for you, if you could no longer communicate […]

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