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How you can make a difference

At WEHI, we are focused on preventing and curing the diseases that we fear the most. These include incurable cancers, dementia, infectious and autoimmune diseases.

Today, we need your support to help us in a sprint and marathon. A sprint to do the absolute best for those confronted with disease right now. A marathon to solve incurable diseases once and for all.

Discover more about the 50+ disease areas where WEHI is making a difference

“Dementia is NOT a normal part of ageing. Dementia is a disease and we need to act now to stop its progression.”

Dr Sarah Holper

Black and white photo of Lisa Bardas and Ellie Rogers

Above: Lisa Bardas and Ellie Rogers

Philanthropy through the power of sisterhood

When you hear the story behind the Two Sisters Foundation, you can’t help but feel a little in awe of the strength, tenacity and dogged optimism of Lisa Bardas and Ellie Rogers.

Above: Assoc Prof Shalin Naik and Esmaeel Azadian

A shared vision helps an Iranian scientist find new lab

An exceptional scientist joins WEHI thanks to the Cybec Foundation’s philosophy of supporting talented students to pursue their potential.

Sam McGuane, Carrie Bickmore and Professor Doug Hilton at Parliament House

Above: Sam McGuane, Carrie Bickmore and Professor Doug Hilton

A brighter future for brain cancer patients

WEHI and long-term supporter Carrie’s Beanies 4 Brain Cancer (CB4BC) came together to discuss an ambitious vision: to make this devasting disease treatable and survivable so all brain cancer patients can have hope.