We’re committed to ensuring that all Australian and New Zealand children with cancer have equitable access to state-of-the-art care.
Learn moreWe are the peak body and the Cancer Cooperative Trials Group (CCTG) dedicated to children’s cancer care in Australia and New Zealand. We spearhead national initiatives to enhance clinical care through communication, networking and education for paediatric oncologists and health professionals. We also actively work with international trial consortia to ensure Australian and New Zealand children can access the latest promising cancer treatments .
We’re committed to ensuring that all Australian and New Zealand children with cancer have equitable access to state-of-the-art care.
Learn moreChildren’s cancer is different. The methods and medicines used to treat adults are not directly transferrable.
Learn moreWe bring a range of promising clinical trials to Australia and New Zealand.
Learn moreOur membership spans many disciplines, and we support a broad range of health professionals to come together and collaborate.
Learn moreDonate today to help ANZCHOG bring the latest clinical trials to Australia and New Zealand.
DonateWe rely on the generosity of the community and government to improve the care and treatment of children with cancer.
Our supportersNominations are now open for the ANZCHOG Life Membership Award. This award is given to those who have exhibited distinguished and exceptional service to ANZCHOG.
Great news this week with the funding announcement for CoACT-Brain Cancer (The Consortium for Australian Children’s Trials in Brain Cancer), a national clinical trial consortium dedicated to improving outcomes for children and adolescents with brain cancer.
A new funding partnership unites six leading philanthropic organisations to support the ambitious TarGeT trial, a cutting-edge international study that uses precision medicine to deliver treatments tailored to each patient’s unique tumour genetics.
A paper by our Central Nervous System (CNS) Tumour Group was recently published in the Medical Journal of Australia!
This team effort by the group highlights the essential role of collaboration, funding and infrastructure in advancing paediatric brain cancer clinical trials.
Allied Health Professionals Day is celebrated annually on 14 October. To learn more about the amazing work allied health professionals do in paediatric oncology, we asked ANZCHOG members to share more about their role.
To help us learn more about the role of a paediatric oncology pharmacist, we spoke with ANZCHOG Pharmacy Group Chair, Johnathan Soggee from Perth Children’s Hospital.
We rely on the generosity of the community and government to improve the care and treatment of children with cancer. That support, combined with partnerships here and overseas, are vital to our ongoing research and education projects.
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