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Meet The Founder

Meet The Team

Our Ambassadors

Local Ambassadors

Meet the Team

Julie Parker

CEO

julie parkerI support the values and mission of TWF and believe it is leading the way for the advocacy of better services and awareness of young adults who have cancer. Having had a personal experience of cancer as a young person myself, I know that support systems are very limited and I want to do more to make those supports a reality for any young Australian with cancer.

TWF is a positive, inspirational and guiding light for young adults with cancer and I wish to bring my skill set, a wide network of cancer charity supporters and my own passion and knowledge to help the cause.

 

 

 

Jade McKenzie

National Business & Development Manager

After seintro-general-managereing my loved ones go through their own cancer journeys, I learnt very quickly that cancer doesn't discriminate. Age, gender, race - none of it matters. Unfortunately for young adults and their families though, there is a fundamental a lack of support, information and care available. This is why The Warwick Foundation is an important organisation for all Australians and why I have chosen to dedicate myself to this cause. Without us, there is little hope that young adult survival rates and services will improve and without your support, we cannot continue to close these gaps and reach out to those who need us most. Cancer affects everyone and we are all in this together, but together we can make a difference.

 

 

 

 

The Board

The Warwick Foundation is governed by a board of directors. The Board consists of people who have experience with young adults with cancer and the necessary skills to help improve the support services available.

Tony Coombs - Chairman

Darren Grech - Treasurer

Samantha Lehmann - Founder/Director

Gary Bohmer - Director

Kate Sykes - Director

Matt Hale - Director

Michelle Bourke - Director

 

Advisors:

Kate Thompson

Dr David Thomas

Alan Knight

Did You Know?

Alarming Statistics

Every hour a young adult is diagnosed with cancer in Australia.

The survival rates for young adults with cancer has only improved by 1% in 30 years.

Whereas children and the elderly survival rates have improved by an average of 30% over 30 years.

Need Help?

Life Goes On‚ Hopeline

If you are finding the journey tough and need someone to lift your spirits talk to our friends at Hopeline, They are survivors who have experienced and overcome the challenges of cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

They talk about hope, survival and living.

Phone: 1300 364 673 Or vist their website

Become A Member

Warwick Foundation Members

If you are a young adult with cancer, you can become a member and be eligible for all our support programs. Join now!

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