Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Foodland
October is internationally known as Breast Cancer Awareness month, but at Flinders Foundation, we like to go above and beyond!
Flinders Foundation is proud to partner with Foodland throughout October to support South Australians affected by cancer.
Foodland are committed to the community and are proud to support fundraising for cancer awareness, research, prevention and support in South Australia.
When you buy any specially marked bakery products during October, part of the proceeds will go to Flinders Foundation to support world-class cancer research.
So when you shop at a Foodland store, not only are you supporting local business, you’re also supporting fellow South Aussies.
From Vili's Berliners to Wonder White loaves, look out for the ribbon and throw a few treats in your trolley!
There’s still many more projects at Flinders which need your support Donate Now
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Developing new methods to detect Gastro
Flinders University Associate Professor Jill Carr is working to develop new methods to detect Norovirus – a common and highly infectious form of gastro.
Developing new methods to detect Gastro
Flinders University Associate Professor Jill Carr is working to develop new methods to detect Norovirus – a common and highly infectious form of gastro.
Helping to improve the diets of young children
A Flinders Foundation Health Seed Grant is exploring whether a new phone-based app could play a role in helping to improve the diets of young children
Helping to improve the diets of young children
A Flinders Foundation Health Seed Grant is exploring whether a new phone-based app could play a role in helping to improve the diets of young children
PhD Scholarships awarded
thanks to Flinders Foundation and the Volunteer Service for Flinders Medical Centre two of Flinders University’s brightest students are preparing to embark on exciting new research.
PhD Scholarships awarded
Two of Flinders University’s brightest students are preparing to embark on exciting new research after being awarded PhD Scholarships
Thank you for helping to prevent bowel cancer
your generous support provided a seeding grant to Flinders University researcher Dr Erin Symonds and her team, to help kick-start leading research to prevent bowel cancer.
Thank you for helping to prevent bowel cancer
Dr Symonds was recently awarded a $880,000 grant from the National Health and Medical Research Council
Giggling with ‘Gus’!
Tears, pain and anxiety in the Paediatric Emergency Department at Flinders have been replaced by the sound of giggling, with the arrival of a new piece of equipment nicknamed ‘Gus’.
Giggling with ‘Gus’!
Thanks to your generous support, Flinders Foundation purchased a portable Nitrous Continuous Flow system
New York Marathon update
A group of 60 locals have put in a marathon-sized effort – raising an incredible $114,000 to help build a new Cancer Wellness Centre at Flinders.
Community Achievement Awards
Coorong District Council's Healthy Highways Program was announced as the winner of the Flinders Foundation Leadership and Innovation in Health Award at the 2018 South Australian Community Achievement Awards.
Foodland donate $20,000 for cancer research
Foodland have raised $20,000 for Flinders Foundation during October’s Cancer Awareness Month!
Foodland donate $20,000 for cancer research
We’re incredibly grateful to the Mighty South Aussies Foodland
Pink Yellow Blue Ball 2018
An incredible $340,000 has been raised for cancer research prevention and care at the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer.
Pink Yellow Blue Ball 2018
The 2018 Pink Yellow Blue Ball was certainly a night to remember with an incredible $340,000 raised for cancer research prevention and care at the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer.
Improving neurological outcomes after CPR
Could raising a patient’s legs during Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) be the key to improving neurological outcomes?
Improving neurological outcomes after CPR
Could raising a patient’s legs during Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) be the key to improving neurological outcomes?