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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Now open: flinders foundation health seed grant round 2019/20
Researchers across the Flinders medical precinct including all Flinders University and Southern Adelaide Local Health Network (SALHN) researchers involved in health and medical research are eligible to apply.
Now open: flinders foundation health seed grant round 2019/20
The 2019/20 Flinders Foundation Health Seed Grant Round is now open
Closer to a cure thanks to Tour de Cure
Set against a picturesque backdrop, the group of 110 cyclists and support crew rode more than 300km over three days from 24-26 May, from Victor Harbor and across to Kangaroo Island aboard SeaLink.
Closer to a cure thanks to Tour de Cure
Cancer research at Flinders has received a boost thanks to Tour de Cure’s inaugural SA Discovery Tour.
Little Beads for our Little Champions
Generous donations to Flinders Foundation are enabling Stella Bella Little Beads to be given to sick and premature babies in the unit to mark important milestones, brave days and recognise the many extensive and invasive medical procedures these babies endure during their neonatal journey.
Little Beads for our Little Champions
Babies in the Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Unit now have a special memento of their medical journey with the arrival of a new bead program.
A chat with... Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Critical Care Nurse, Sue Salvemini
We had a quick chat with Sue for our latest Your Foundation Autum 2019 newsletter...
A chat with... Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Critical Care Nurse, Sue Salvemini
Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Critical Care Nurse, Sue Salvemini has been at Flinders since 1988!
Thanks to you…we did it! A new ECMO Machine is on its way
Thanks to your donations to Flinders Foundation’s Christmas Appeal – and a generous gift-match from the Volunteer Service of Flinders Medical Centre - a new ECMO machine with the latest technology will soon arrive at Flinders to help save the lives of more people with heart and lung problems.
Santos’ gift for epilepsy
But thankfully, Janet is now closer to having a restful night and some peace of mind thanks to Santos – who generously donated 22 new sensor mats for Flinders Medical Centre patients with epilepsy.
Santos’ gift for epilepsy
For the past 27 years Janet Murphy’s nights have been sleepless and full of worry.
Comfy chairs for Flinders
Thanks to generous donations from some of our wonderful supporters – Live and Let Live event organisers and the Steinle family - 36 new chairs and footrests recently arrived at Flinders Medical Centre.
Comfy chairs for Flinders
A good, comfy chair means a lot to patients and their families at Flinders.
Ground-breaking research targeting brain cancer
A/Prof Conn was recently awarded a Flinders Foundation Health Seed Grant to support this work at the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Brain Cancer
Ground-breaking research targeting brain cancer
Flinders University’s Associate Professor Simon Conn is carrying out ground-breaking research
$225,000 and a new world record!
Mix102.3 Breakfast duo Jodie & Soda’s mammoth 52-hour ferris wheel marathon, and the generosity of South Australians, has raised more than $225,000 to build a new cancer wellness centre at Flinders.
$225,000 and a new world record!
Mix102.3 Breakfast duo Jodie & Soda’s mammoth 52-hour ferris wheel marathon
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.