Why We are Here..
CIKA commenced discussions with the RCH about the establishment of the Translational Research Centre in Paediatric Solid Tumours in 2012, which would include the establishment […]
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CIKA Commits to Further Funding for the CCC Tissue Bank
At our August committee meeting, CIKA committed to continue funding the tissue bank at the Children’s Cancer Center at the RCH. This will see CIKA […]
Continue reading »Tissue Bank Samples Help in the Search for Cures to a Range of Childhood Cancers
2017 and 2018 saw the commencement of a further eight projects, seven of which have so far been provided with samples from the tissue bank […]
Continue reading »Tissue Bank Funding Supports Research Worldwide
CIKA has been supporting the tissue bank at the Children’s Cancer Centre (CCC) and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) since its establishment in 2014. […]
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Another Busy Day in Main Street
CIKA runs a fundraising stall in Main Street, the foyer of the Royal Children’s Hospital, two or three times a month, as well as extra […]
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Every Little Helps
No matter how small the contribution, you can be sure that every cent of it goes to funding research into childhood cancer at the RCH. […]
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Three More Living Treasures
The individual strengths and skills of the CIKA team enable the group to work together and to continue to fundraise to a very high level. […]
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A Big Thank You to Biemond Nurseries
CIKA is most grateful to Steve from Biemond Nurseries in Seville for his generous donation of plants and pots to be sold at Andy’s Market […]
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Another Generous Donation
Beverley and David have been donating to CIKA for about ten years. Last week this generous couple presented Pam Philips with a cheque for five […]
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Three CIKA Living Treasures
Members of the CIKA committee work well together but the individual strengths of the team are what make CIKA strong and cohesive. Today at the […]
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