We focus on the issues and challenges you face as a young adult on your cancer journey

The Warwick Foundation is the first and only Non-Profit Charitable Organisation in Australia focusing on supporting young adults (18-40 years) on their cancer journey.

The reality is young adults (aged 18-40+/-) are the fastest growing demographic among the over 10 million new cancer diagnoses each year worldwide. In fact, cancer is the leading disease killer of young adults. And while there are hundreds of cancer-related organisations in existence today, there are almost none that are strictly focused on meeting the unique needs and issues faced by young adults on their cancer journey.

Tickets are now available for the official gala launch of The Warwick Foundation on 31 October 2008.
They will sell fast so get in quick and support young adults on their cancer journey.
To purchase your tickets, visit our Events page.

cancer news

Every 6 hours 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.

Become a member of the Warwick Foundation

Become a member of The Warwick Foundation.

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seeking help for young adults with cancer
Life Goes On™ HopelineŽ

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 hope, they talk survival and they talk about living.

Phone: 1300 364 673
or visit their website

connect with other young adults on the cancer journey

Join the 'Mates in my shoes' program and get support on your cancer journey from people who really understand.