Marlene Parsons has had breast cancer for 28 years and this time, the doctors are right, she is finally dying. But she doesn’t want you to feel sorry for her. She considers herself lucky. She …
Read moreThe relationship between the McGrath Foundation and Community First Credit Union is a special and enduring one. First joining forces over ten years ago, Community First recognised a passion and drive in the McGrath Foundation …
Read moreMcGrath Foundation reaches 100,000 patients supported milestone The McGrath Foundation today announced a significant milestone, having now supported more than 100,000 families impacted by breast cancer in Australia, delivering an unprecedented amount of supportive care …
Read moreThis Breast Cancer Awareness Month the McGrath Foundation is reminding women in Australia they are in control of their own breast health and encouraging them to make this the moment to master the simple three …
Read moreFor over a decade, the McGrath Foundation and IGA have worked together to ensure that no one experiencing breast cancer goes without the care of a McGrath Breast Care Nurse. Since first teaming up eleven …
Read moreMcGrath Foundation funds five new McGrath Breast Care Nurses in Brisbane People being treated for breast cancer and their families in Brisbane will benefit from a massive boost to breast care nursing services, thanks to …
Read moreWhen someone is going through breast cancer, it can be hard to truly understand their experience and the full impact of a mastectomy. When Gabriella’s mum, Christina, was diagnosed with breast cancer for the second …
Read morePatients with metastatic, or incurable, breast cancer will benefit from an innovative new training program being piloted by the McGrath Foundation, Monash Health, Monash University and Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Services (SMICS). In an Australian …
Read moreCommunity fundraising is a great way to get involved and raise money for a cause that’s close to your heart. It gives you a chance to get stuck in, give back to the community, and …
Read moreLife doesn’t always go the way you plan, particularly when a shock breast cancer diagnosis comes in your mid-20s. Kimberley O’Connor was working as a young nurse in the oncology ward when she was diagnosed …
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