Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

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AGCF is the only national cancer foundation dedicated to laboratory research for improving detection, treatment and clinical outcomes for women diagnosed with one of the eight gynae cancers.

A very proud moment for the AGCF team! Our CEO, Georgina, and her son crossed the finish line at the City to Surf earlie...
17/08/2026

A very proud moment for the AGCF team! Our CEO, Georgina, and her son crossed the finish line at the City to Surf earlier this month, raising vital funds for gynaecological cancer research. πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ

Thank you to everyone who donated, shared and cheered them on. Your support goes directly to the brilliant research minds working towards better outcomes for women.

There's still time to contribute. Donate today via the link in our bio πŸ’œ

At AGCF, we salute the researchers who have shaped the future of gynaecological cancer care through groundbreaking disco...
15/08/2026

At AGCF, we salute the researchers who have shaped the future of gynaecological cancer care through groundbreaking discoveries in diagnosis, treatment and research. We honour pioneers such as Dr Colin Laverty, Dr Jian Zhou and Professor Ian Frazer, and thank our AGCF Research Fellows – Dr Dane Cheasley, Dr Aime Powell, Dr Dongli Lui, & Dr Liz Caldon, for continuing to advance life-saving laboratory and collaborative gynae cancer research, sharing hope for women and their families.

11/08/2026

Research Ambassador Dr Dane Cheasley shares a pioneering research initiative focused on low-grade serous ovarian cancer (LGSOC). Through the largest high-throughput drug discovery study of its kind, the team is searching for new treatment options for women diagnosed with this rare and challenging subtype of ovarian cancer. πŸ”¬πŸ’œ

Research like this has the potential to improve outcomes and bring new hope to women and their families.

Support life-saving research via the link in our bio.

September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month πŸ’œThis September, take a moment to understand the signs and symptoms o...
05/08/2026

September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month πŸ’œ

This September, take a moment to understand the signs and symptoms of the 8 gynae cancers, get the girls together to help spread awareness, and donate to the AGCF to support life-saving research.

Every action brings us one step closer to better outcomes.

Visit the link in our bio to make your mark this September.

At just 22 years old, Brenda β€œFarah” Coleman was told her advanced ovarian cancer couldn't be cured.44 years later, she ...
23/07/2026

At just 22 years old, Brenda β€œFarah” Coleman was told her advanced ovarian cancer couldn't be cured.

44 years later, she travelled from the USA to Australia to thank Pro Neville Hacker AM MD, founder of AGCF, for helping change the course of her life.

Farah recently shared her extraordinary journey in her autobiography, Twelve and Se7vn, a testament to resilience, hope and survival.

Stories like Farah's remind us what's possible through research, hope and expert care. Visit the link in our bio to read her full story and make a donation to support AGCF's life-changing research πŸ’œ

22/07/2026

Associate Professor Liz Caldon shares how her AGCF Fellowship has helped advance research into high-grade serous ovarian cancer and laid the foundation for future discoveries.

Together, we can continue investing in the brilliant minds working towards better treatments and outcomes for women affected by gynaecological cancer πŸ’œ

A huge congratulations to Professor Anna De Fazio on receiving a $654,000 grant from the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundat...
15/07/2026

A huge congratulations to Professor Anna De Fazio on receiving a $654,000 grant from the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF) πŸ’œ

Professor De Fazio is a valued member of AGCF's Scientific Committee and a leading translational ovarian cancer researcher. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement and the impact it will have on future research.

Pictured: AGCF CEO and Deputy Chair with Professor Anna De Fazio (second from left), Director of the Westmead Institute of Medical Research & Chair, University of Sydney Cancer Research Network and Seertha Kym (second from right), Medical Oncology student at Westmead.

AGCF is proud to partner with Grassrootz, a fundraising platform connecting us with supporters and helping us to raise f...
08/07/2026

AGCF is proud to partner with Grassrootz, a fundraising platform connecting us with supporters and helping us to raise funds to support gynae cancer laboratory research for a brighter future.

This August, our CEO is lacing up her runners and taking on the City to Surf - alongside her son - to raise much-needed funds for AGCF and the brilliant research minds we support. Jump on board, cheer her on, and donate today via our Grassrootz page link in bio.

Every dollar counts. Let's go! πŸ’™

Did you know there are 8 different types of gynaecological cancer? Every diagnosis impacts a person, a family and a futu...
01/07/2026

Did you know there are 8 different types of gynaecological cancer?

Every diagnosis impacts a person, a family and a future.

By raising awareness of all eight gynaecological cancers, we can help more women seek answers sooner and support vital research that improves outcomes.

Donate via the link in bio πŸ’œ

25/06/2026

Behind every breakthrough in gynaecological cancer research are passionate researchers working to improve outcomes for women everywhere.

This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, we sat down with Dr Dongli Liu to talk about the future of research, the importance of awareness and what gives her hope moving forward.

Because research doesn’t just change science – it changes lives πŸ’œ

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