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Lymphoma Australia is by your side No one should go on a cancer journey alone.

Lymphoma Australia is dedicated to raising funds to ensure specialist Lymphoma Care Nurses are available wherever they are needed. Our Lymphoma Care Nurses will help patients and their families from the time of diagnosis and throughout treatment. For help, contact the Lymphoma Nurse Support Line on 1800 953 081. You can donate to support our services and the nurses project by visiting:
https://www.lymphoma.org.au/donate

09/06/2026

At just 35, Ella Brukarz never expected a small lump in her neck would lead to a diagnosis of Stage 2A Hodgkin lymphoma.
After initially being reassured it was nothing serious, Ella trusted her instincts when the lump grew and sought a second opinion, a decision she credits with saving her life.

Through chemotherapy, fertility challenges, and the emotional toll of cancer, Ella leaned on the support of her partner, family, and Lymphoma Australia.

Her story is a powerful reminder to listen to your body, ask questions, and advocate for your health because early action can make all the difference 💚

Read Ella's story here: https://www.lymphoma.org.au/patient-story/ella-brukarz/

04/06/2026

Dry July is coming! 💚

Looking for a challenge that makes a real difference?

This July, go alcohol-free and help support Australians living with lymphoma and CLL.

Every dollar raised for Lymphoma Australia helps us provide support, education and advocacy to ensure no one faces lymphoma alone.

Ready to take on the challenge?
👉 Sign up now: https://www.dryjuly.com/lymphoma-australia

Dry July Foundation

03/06/2026

Having lymphoma is likely to impact your study, whether it be at school, university or other work-related studies. This impact can also affect you if you are a parent or carer of someone with lymphoma.

You may need to take time off or change your study plans. Some people choose to continue their study while undergoing treatment, or caring for someone with lymphoma as it can provide something to work towards and focus on. Others may find that continuing study provides unnecessary pressure and stress, and choose to
defer their studies or take time off school.

You can speak with your school or university and discuss what support options are
available. For more information and tips visit: https://tinyurl.com/4xwmz6me

02/06/2026

We have a variety of online and in-person events taking place over the next couple of months. If yourself or a loved one would benefit from any of our support groups or webinars, we'd love for you to attend.

Please check out and register for our events via this link: https://www.lymphoma.org.au/event-calendar/

If you have a topic you'd like us to focus on for our groups later in the year, or if you're keen to attend one of our scheduled events, shout out in the comments below! 💚

If you need immediate support, please call our nurse hotline on 1800 953 081, or via email at [email protected]

01/06/2026

💚 Legs Out for Lymphoma, that’s a wrap!

What an incredible month of our community coming together to raise awareness, share stories, move their bodies and support Australians affected by lymphoma.

From walks, runs and workouts to donations, shares and messages of support, thank you. Every action made a difference.

Movement looks different for everyone, but staying active can support both physical and mental wellbeing for patients, survivors and supporters alike.

This campaign may be over, but the impact continues. We’d love you to stay connected and keep being part of our Lymphoma Australia community.

🎉 Congratulations to El, our top individual fundraiser!

Thank you for being part of something truly special 💚

29/05/2026

When someone hears the words “you have lymphoma,” their world can change in an instant.

For Natasha, that moment came just weeks after giving birth to her baby. What should have been a joyful and exhausting season of new motherhood suddenly became filled with fear, hospital appointments, and uncertainty.

That’s where our Specialist Lymphoma Care Nurses step in.

They help patients and families navigate the shock of diagnosis, understand treatment options, and feel less alone during some of the hardest moments of their lives.

This EOFY, your donation can help ensure no one faces lymphoma without support.

💚 Donate before 30 June:
https://taxappeal.lymphoma.org.au

28/05/2026

We’re almost there! 💚

May is nearly over, and we just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who has supported Legs Out for Lymphoma so far.

Whether you’ve walked, run, shared your story, donated, fundraised, or helped spread awareness, every effort is helping ensure no one faces lymphoma alone.

There’s still time to make an impact before May ends:
💚Share your fundraising page
💚 Post a photo from your challenge and tag
💚 Start one last conversation about lymphoma awareness
💚 Donate or support someone taking part
https://legs-out-for-lymphoma.lymphoma.org.au/donate

Let’s finish May strong together!

27/05/2026

An Australian is diagnosed with Lymphoma every 2 hours🩸

Today on World Blood Cancer Day, we are shining a light on the most common blood cancer globally. 🌍

Swipe through the tiles to see how heavily this disease impacts young Australians and children, and why raising awareness is a matter of urgency.

Research is evolving rapidly and survival rates are improving, but early detection is still our most powerful weapon.

Help spread the word. Swipe, learn the facts, and share this post to save lives. 💚

27/05/2026

Good sleep is needed to help our bodies grow, repair and replace
old cells. It can help decrease inflammation, control weight, consolidate memories, retain new information, protect our mental and emotional health, regain energy… the benefits go on and on!

Sleep issues are common in people with lymphoma. There are many possible reasons for sleep changes, and managing the underlying cause such as anxiety, pain, nausea or medication (such as steroids) can be effective at improving your
sleep.

Our bodies need to produce hormones such as melatonin and serotonin for effective sleep. Simple changes like having a regular routine to help your body learn when it should sleep can improve production of melatonin. Adding foods high in tryptophan and serotonin (such as eggs, cheese, nuts or rice) can improve serotonin production.

Learn more about sleep issues and tips to improve your sleep here: https://tinyurl.com/sideeffectssleep
Or on our fact sheet here: https://tinyurl.com/sleepfs

26/05/2026

Our next in-person support group has been organised for our St George community 💚

This is a great opportunity to meet with others who understand what you may be going through, in a safe space.

🗓 Wednesday 1st July
🕙 11:00am - 12:30pm
📍 Location: Activities Room, Clive James Library
Kogarah Town Square, Belgrave Street, Kogarah NSW 2217

Register here: https://www.lymphoma.org.au/events/st-george-in-person-support-group/

Whether you're a patient, survivor, or caring for someone with lymphoma – you're not alone.

For more information, email [email protected] or call 1800 953 081.
We’d love to see you there 💚

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
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Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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