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Amie St Clair Melanoma Our aim is to raise awareness of melanoma, support melanoma research and support melanoma patients. In August 2007 she discovered a lump in her groin.

Amie St Clair MIA is dedicated to raising awareness of melanoma. We actively support medical research and endeavour to provide better access to specialised care for the communities of the Wagga Wagga region. Amie was only 20 years old when she was diagnosed with metastatic melanoma. She was prompt in seeking medical advice, and after an ultrasound and biopsy, was diagnosed with melanoma. There was no primary skin lesion ever found. Over the next couple of years this unpredictable cancer appeared again and again. Amie went through numerous operations but it had spread too quickly - the surgeons could not operate as fast as it appeared. She battled long and hard for just over three years, trying every available treatment. On 9 November 2009, just one day after her 23rd birthday, Amie lost her battle with cancer. For many people illness is a very private matter but Amie’s journey was well-documented in local media and her progress followed by the Wagga Wagga community. It had always been her wish that others learn from her story and not have to face the same fate at the hands of melanoma. The Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust was created in her honour to educate and support Riverina families with regards to melanoma prevention and education. It was also recognised during Amie’s illness that there are limited resources and support for melanoma patients in rural areas. The trust seeks to address this by providing support for other families fighting melanoma. Our Vision

To make a difference in raising awareness of Melanoma, to actively support medical research, and to provide better access to specialised care for the communities of the Wagga Wagga region. Mission Statement

A non profit organisation that will work with the communities of the Wagga Wagga region, health professionals and cancer related charities to:
1.Provide support and funding for medical research for the management of Melanoma;
2.To educate the community of the signs and symptoms of Melanoma and raise awareness of the causes and important prevention strategies; and
3.To provide support and assistance to sufferers and their carers including access to specialised care.

The day has finally arrived!! 🥳We want to wish Siobhan and Dionne all the very best as they take the stage for night 1 o...
01/10/2026

The day has finally arrived!! 🥳

We want to wish Siobhan and Dionne all the very best as they take the stage for night 1 of their Wagga Wagga Takes 2 experience!!
We know you’ll smash it 💪

🕶🎤TODAY IS THE DAY! 🎤🕶

After all the rehearsals, the laughs, the chaos, the nerves, the dance moves, the singing and SO much fun… it all comes together TONIGHT! 🩷🖤

The excitement is officially NEXT LEVEL! 🤩🔥

I honestly can’t believe we’re here.

Now it’s time to put it all out there, enjoy every second and LET’S DO THIS! 🎤✨

See you tonight, Wagga! 💃🕺

Wagga Wagga Takes 2 Amie St Clair Melanoma

18/06/2026
We have an important announcement to share with our community.After six years of partnership, the Amie St Clair Melanoma...
15/06/2026

We have an important announcement to share with our community.

After six years of partnership, the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust will be returning to operating independently, with our collaboration with the Melanoma Institute Australia concluding at the end of 2025.

We are incredibly grateful for what we achieved together over this time.
This partnership allowed us to extend our reach, strengthen our impact, and support more individuals and families affected my melanoma than ever before.

As we rebuild as an independent organisation again, our focus stays the same, supporting those impacted by melanoma and continue to educate our community on prevention and early detection.

Importantly, the melanoma care nurse, Danielle, will continue in her role as normal, providing the same dedicated care and support to patients and their families.

This is a new beginning for the Trust, and we will once again be relying on the strength and generosity of our community.

With that being said, we have extended our ticket sales for our upcoming Annual Ball until 6pm Thursday 18th June.
Pink & Black Masquerade 🩷🖤
Saturday 27th June, The Range Function Centre. We would love to see you all there!

Thank you for standing with us. Your support means everything.

Tickets available here >

www.trybooking.com/DLBSC

Event page >

https://www.facebook.com/share/1LvCVd5Ukj/?mibextid=wwXIfr

🩷 Ticket sales close 10pm Sunday 14th June 🩷We are so excited to officially launch the Masquerade Gala Ball - an elegant...
09/06/2026

🩷 Ticket sales close 10pm Sunday 14th June 🩷

We are so excited to officially launch the Masquerade Gala Ball - an elegant evening of entertainment, connection and fundraising in support of the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust as part of the Thomas Bros Wagga Wagga Takes 2.

Join us at the Range Function Centre for a night of:
🥂 Delicious canapés on arrival
🍽️ A beautiful main dining experience
🍰 A decadent dessert table
🎶 Live entertainment by Deja Groove
🎭 Masquerade theme + best dressed prizes
🎁 Raffles, auctions and more

This is your chance to gather your friends, colleagues or clients and enjoy a truly special night, all while making a meaningful difference.

📅 27 June
📍 Range Function Centre, Wagga Wagga
🎟️ $130 per person

💛 All funds raised will go directly to the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust.

✨ Tables of 10 available
• If you’d like to reserve or name a table for your group, simply get in touch with us and we’ll update it so you guests can select when purchasing their tickets.
• Guests attending individually or in smaller groups can select a seat at a numbered table when booking.

Spots are limited, so secure your tickets early.

👉 Get your tickets here: www.trybooking.com/DLBSC

🥂Please share the event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1E7KbNoDVo/

🖤🩷 Let’s come together for a night to remember 🩷🖤

Today, we join the melanoma community, researchers, clinicians, patients and families across Australia in mourning the l...
07/06/2026

Today, we join the melanoma community, researchers, clinicians, patients and families across Australia in mourning the loss of Professor Richard Scolyer AO.

Richard was more than a world-renowned melanoma pathologist and researcher – he was a passionate advocate, an inspiration, and a man whose work has helped save countless lives. His groundbreaking contributions to melanoma research transformed treatment options and brought hope to patients and families around the world. His dedication to improving outcomes for those affected by melanoma leaves a legacy that will continue for generations.

The Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust was privileged to become part of the Melanoma Institute Australia family in 2020, strengthening our shared commitment to supporting patients, raising awareness and working towards a future with zero deaths from melanoma.

We were especially honoured to welcome Richard as our special guest speaker at our Annual Ball in 2024. Like so many who met him, we were struck not only by his brilliance, but by his warmth, humility and genuine kindness. He gave his time generously, inspiring everyone in the room with his unwavering dedication to making a difference.

Even after being diagnosed with glioblastoma, Richard faced his own illness with extraordinary courage and openness, continuing to advance research while giving hope to others facing cancer. His determination, resilience and selflessness touched people far beyond the medical community.

Richard’s legacy will live on through the lives he saved, the research he championed, and the countless people he inspired to keep fighting for a world free from melanoma.

Our thoughts are with his wife Katie, their children, his colleagues, and all who knew and loved him.

Thank you, Richard. Your impact will never be forgotten. 💙

Forever part of the Amie St Clair family.

30/05/2026

💃 DON’T MISS OUT!! 💃

18/05/2026

✨ GIVEAWAY TIME ✨

We’re singing our hearts out for the incredible Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust and we want YOU at the Ball with us! 💙

To help spread the word, we’re giving away 2 x FREE tickets to the Ball! 🥂✨

To enter:
👍 Like this post
📲 Follow our page
🔄 Share this post
💬 Comment below and tell us who you’d bring with you!

Competition closes: 1 June
Winner announced shortly after 🎉

Every like, follow, share and comment helps us raise awareness and support for an amazing cause close to so many hearts. Thank you for getting behind us and helping make a difference 💙

Wagga Wagga Takes 2 Amie St Clair Melanoma

Thank you to these local businesses who have jumped onboard to support either through donating goods or participating in...
12/05/2026

Thank you to these local businesses who have jumped onboard to support either through donating goods or participating in the event!
There’s still time to be a part of a great night!

🚨 LAST DAYS TO ENTER 🚨Ready to bring out your inner big kid, Wagga? 👟Battle of the Businesses: Playground Edition is ON!...
05/05/2026

🚨 LAST DAYS TO ENTER 🚨

Ready to bring out your inner big kid, Wagga? 👟

Battle of the Businesses: Playground Edition is ON!

We’re calling on local businesses to grab a team, ditch the desk, and battle it out in a series of classic playground games - all in the name of charity 💛

Think:
🏁 Sack races
💪 Tug of war
🥄 Egg & spoon relays
😂 And plenty of laughs along the way

Hosted by Siobhan Hillam and Dionne Crook as part of our fundraising for the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust, this is your chance to compete for ultimate bragging rights while supporting an incredible local cause.

👥 Teams of 4–6
💰 Entry via donation
🏆 Prizes + glory up for grabs

So… which business is game enough to take the title?

Tag your team, call out your competition, and get ready to play!

🚨 Entries close Sunday 10th May 🚨

👉 Register your team here: https://forms.gle/ZpDkR9bEe432URhv7

🚨🚨 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨🚨After years of trying, countless emails, DM’s, and Tag’s, it’s finally happening!!! Hugh Jackman...
01/04/2026

🚨🚨 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨🚨

After years of trying, countless emails, DM’s, and Tag’s, it’s finally happening!!!

Hugh Jackman is FINALLY coming to our Annual Ball as our special guest 🥳👏

Tickets for the Ball will go on sale soon so be ready to secure your ticket as this WILL sell out!!!!

😜😜😜

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Docker St Medical, Wiradjuri Land, Level 2, 2 Docker Street
Wagga Wagga, NSW
2650

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