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Name: Flinders Foundation
Address: 3 Flinders Drive, Bedford Park, South Australia, 5042, AU
Telephone: (08) 8204 5216
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Creating a lasting legacy in prostate cancer research

A grateful patient, treated at Flinders Medical Centre more than three decades ago, is providing a long-lasting legacy by helping researchers to develop new treatments…

Leaving a legacy of exceptional care

Thanks to Marion’s generosity, we have an opportunity to focus on ovarian cancer care in a way that can make a real, lasting impact.

World Cancer Day: Healthy habits to reduce your cancer risk

Prevention is one of the most effective ways to fight cancer, and simple lifestyle changes can significantly reduce your risk.

Meet Hayley – our Engagement Manager

I’m Hayley, and I’m the Engagement Manager here at Flinders Foundation — I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you, if we’ve not already met!

Doing it for Dad

Young Ollie Hodges lost his dad Ryan to cancer three years ago.

“Think twice” on underage alcohol supply

Flinders University researcher Professor Jacqueline Bowden is suggesting that parents think twice before supplying alcohol to underage children and to be mindful of…

Tour de Cure cyclists make a wheel-y big impact for cancer research

This year’s packed three day tour saw over $400,000 raised for medical research with 73 riders and 35 support crew coming together from across Australia.

Flinders Foundation supports groundbreaking research to empower youth to embrace body appreciation

In the heart of The Embrace Impact lab at Flinders University, critical research is underway to empower young Australians to confront body image issues, spearheaded by…

Thank you for ‘embracing’ body image research

Flinders Foundation has partnered with The Embrace Collective, led by renowned Australian of the Year 2023, Taryn Brumfitt, to support critical body image research in…

Cancer and other chronic conditions

Improving health outcomes and quality of life for people who are affected not only by cancer, but multiple other chronic conditions, is the aim of Dr Emma Kemp’s new…

Meet Henry

Henry is a bright, busy little boy, who is a regular visitor at Flinders Medical Centre.

Henry sitting in a hospital chair with a Smiley Scope virtual reality device

Brett’s Hope for Brain Cancer Breakthrough

As his three-year brain cancer research fellowship comes to an end and he returns home to family and new challenges in Queensland, Dr Brett Stringer reflects on the…