Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer: Hope and healing

The Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer was South Australia’s first integrated cancer centre – celebrating 10 years of healing and hope in 2022

Pink Yellow Blue – Adelaide's premiere fundraising gala event

Thanks to your support the Pink Yellow Blue Ball gala has been supporting advances in cancer research and patient care for over 34 years.

Your impact

With your support, we fund world-class innovations that save and transform lives, we fund research, equipment and programs across the Flinders medical precinct and beyond

Improving cancer outcomes

Cancer challenges lives, changes dreams and calls for courage. We are committed to hope and healing, to enhancing cancer outcomes through world-class research and care.

New research hopes to improve quality of life for South Australians impacted by cancer

South Australian researchers Dr Katia Ferrar and Dr Emma Kemp from Flinders University hope that their research will help to find better ways to support people impacted…

Ahead of the game – Chris Karapetis

Instrumental in anchoring FMC’s clinical trials unit to the FCIC when it opened in 2012, Professor Karapetis has seen hundreds of success stories come out of the…

A heart of gold – Alan Young

“It’s the patient who’s the preeminent person in this journey, they're the reason we do what we do” – Alan Young AM

Not just a pretty Facade – Michael Fitzgerald

“It’s a great environment, however the patients don’t really appreciate the physical space, what they appreciate most is the care they receive from the clinicians…

Survival starts here – Robyn Combes

When Robyn is not awaiting an appointment with her oncologist on Level 2 of the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer (FCIC), she’s a friendly face on the…

The highlight of his career – Rhys Williams

Together with compassionate patient care and a focus on early intervention, prevention and survivorship, Dr Williams – who has a PhD in molecular biology and a…

World-leading research – Michael Michael

“It's a nice place to work but it's also a nice place to see our patients, to be there for them,” says Professor Michael Michael, a research scientist who leads the…

Tessa finding her voice at Flinders thanks to you