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Home » Research » Announcement of $2.5 million for research into low survival cancers

Announcement of $2.5 million for research into low survival cancers

  • April 29, 2018


The Victorian Low Survival Cancers Alliance is a group of
11 organisations that are advocating to increase research funding for cancers
with a five year survival rate of less than or equal to 30%. For some of these
cancers, survival is as low as 6%. The Alliance formed in 2016, in which Unicorn Foundation was a founding member, wrote to the Victorian Health
Minister and consulted clinicians and researchers working in this space and
also made a submission in the Senate Inquiry – Funding for Research into Cancers
with Low Survival Rates. 

We were so pleased to hear that the work by the alliance
has resulted in “an announcement of $2.5 million from the Victorian Government
and Cancer Council Victoria to investigate cancers in which less than 50% of
patients survive at least five years past diagnosis.”

We look forward to further working with the Cancer
Council on encouraging young researchers in this field.

Members of the alliance include:

Asbestos Council of Victoria

Asbestos wise

Bernie Banton

Brain Tumor Alliance

Isabella & Marcus Fund

Lung Foundation Australia

Leukemia Foundation

Pancare Foundation

Robert Connor Dawes

Unicorn Foundation

Read more detail from Cancer Council Victoria website here

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