You are in the waiting room at a recognised ANZCHOG clinical trial site within the ANZCHOG network.

What it means to be an ANZCHOG site.

Being an ANZCHOG site reflects an active commitment to driving world-class paediatric cancer care through research. Accredited units participate directly in high-quality clinical trials and access vital national and international research collaborations.

By embedding trial participation into everyday care, these sites focus relentlessly on improving health outcomes for children and young people.

Why this matters for patients and families.

For patients and their families, treatment at an ANZCHOG site offers immediate access to leading-edge clinical trials and advanced treatment options close to home. Formal recognition as an ANZCHOG site provides reassurance that care is grounded in best-practice, evidence-based standards.

Crucially, this research-driven approach delivers tangible benefits not only to children and young people undergoing treatment today, but also to future generations.

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Leading the Way in Kids Cancer Trials

Being part of the ANZCHOG community means you are at the heart of a dedicated national network committed to excellence in paediatric care.

By participating in a clinical trial, you are not just receiving world-class medical attention; you are playing a vital role in a collective effort to improve outcomes for children and adolescents across Australia and New Zealand.

This partnership between families, researchers, and clinicians ensures that every child has access to the latest therapeutic advancements, turning today’s research into tomorrow’s standard of care.

Your contribution helps us build a future where every young person facing a serious illness has the best possible chance to thrive.

Why your child's care is different

Childhood cancer is a unique set of diseases that requires unique research and unique treatment protocols.

Where adult cancer is often linked to lifestyle and damage overtime; childhood cancer is almost always a random genetic event.

This means treatments must be tailored, not just  ‘watered down’ versions of what an adult would receive.

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