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The Snowdome Foundation is committed to accelerating next-generation treatments for blood cancer by funding some of Australia’s brightest research minds to pursue translational research centred on personalised medicine.

Today, on World Leukaemia Day, we shine a light on the many people affected by leukaemia and the research helping to cha...
04/09/2026

Today, on World Leukaemia Day, we shine a light on the many people affected by leukaemia and the research helping to change outcomes for patients and families.

While survival continues to improve for many forms of leukaemia, outcomes can still vary significantly between different subtypes, highlighting the need for ongoing investment in research.

At Snowdome, we’re committed to supporting the researchers and clinicians working to develop better treatments, improve survival, and bring hope to everyone affected by leukaemia and other blood cancers.

Together, we’re helping drive the discoveries that will shape the future of blood cancer care.

Blood cancer is not a single disease. It is an umbrella term for more than 120 different types of blood cancer. Leukaemi...
01/09/2026

Blood cancer is not a single disease. It is an umbrella term for more than 120 different types of blood cancer.

Leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma, myelodysplastic syndromes, myeloproliferative neoplasms - along with many other blood cancers - each present unique challenges for patients, families and clinicians.

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. We recognise the diversity and complexity of blood cancers, and the estimated 20,000 Australians diagnosed with a blood cancer each year.

At Snowdome, our commitment has always been to support research that advances better treatments, improves outcomes and brings us closer to cures across the full spectrum of blood cancers.

Every diagnosis deserves hope. Together, we can make that hope real.

We are delighted to welcome Adyva Hadian and Belinda Golledge to the Snowdome team.  Adyva joins Snowdome as Marketing &...
26/08/2026

We are delighted to welcome Adyva Hadian and Belinda Golledge to the Snowdome team.

Adyva joins Snowdome as Marketing & Communications Coordinator. With experience across marketing, communications and content creation, she brings a strong passion for engaging audiences and sharing meaningful stories. Adyva is currently undertaking a Master of Marketing and holds a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedicine, including a focus on immunology. Her unique combination of marketing expertise and biomedical knowledge enables her to translate complex research into clear, compelling stories that highlight the impact of research and the hope it brings to blood cancer patients and their families.

Belinda joins as Executive Assistant and brings more than a decade of experience supporting senior leaders across multiple sectors, including corporate and healthcare. She offers a wealth of expertise in executive administration, stakeholder coordination and office management, helping to support Snowdome’s mission through her professionalism, organisational skills and positive approach.

Adyva and Belinda are both passionate about using their skills and experience to support Snowdome’s mission of making hope real for Australian blood cancer patients and their families.

To learn more about our team, please visit the ‘Our People’ page on our website.
https://snowdome.org.au/our-people/

This National Science Week, we’re celebrating the researchers whose ideas have the potential to transform patient outcom...
19/08/2026

This National Science Week, we’re celebrating the researchers whose ideas have the potential to transform patient outcomes. We’re proud to spotlight Dr Muhammed B Sabdia, a recipient of the Gunn Family Haematology Fellowship and a post-doctoral researcher at Mater Research.

Muhammed’s research, Personalised immunotherapy for the treatment of light chain (AL) Amyloidosis, investigates how mRNA technology could be used to develop a personalised vaccine for people living with AL Amyloidosis.

“I am very excited about the translational potential of this project and what that could mean for patients with AL Amyloidosis, as well continuing to work closely with Snowdome ... hopefully delivering many more exciting milestones in the years ahead.” – Dr Muhammed B Sabdia

His work highlights the power of innovative thinking and the importance of supporting emerging researchers to pursue bold ideas with the potential to improve lives.

Through the Gunn Family Haematology Fellowship, Snowdome is proud to back researchers working towards better treatments and brighter futures for patients and families affected by blood cancers and related diseases. Our thanks to the Gunn family, whose commitment to nurturing research talent helps make this work possible.

All of us at Snowdome are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of our Honorary Patron, Sir Sam Neill.Beloved actor, pas...
14/07/2026

All of us at Snowdome are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of our Honorary Patron, Sir Sam Neill.

Beloved actor, passionate advocate and treasured member of our community, Sam used his voice to support people living with blood cancer and helped shine a light on the urgent need for better treatments and research.

We are deeply grateful for his support, friendship and commitment to our mission.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends and all who loved him.

Vale, Sir Sam Neill. He will be deeply missed. ❄️

Today, on  , the Snowdome Foundation stands with people living with rare blood cancers and the loved ones who support th...
25/06/2026

Today, on , the Snowdome Foundation stands with people living with rare blood cancers and the loved ones who support them.

While blood cancer is one of Australia’s most common cancers, there are more than 120 different types across leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma—many of them incredibly rare. Behind every diagnosis is a person navigating uncertainty and hoping for better treatment options and outcomes.

At Snowdome, we are proud to support the research that turns that hope into reality.❄

We are proud to share the Snowdome Foundation 2025 Annual Review.This year's Review highlights the impact made possible ...
15/06/2026

We are proud to share the Snowdome Foundation 2025 Annual Review.

This year's Review highlights the impact made possible through the generosity of our supporters, showcasing the research breakthroughs, collaborations and innovations helping to accelerate better treatments and outcomes for people living with blood cancer.

From cutting-edge research to expanding access to next-generation therapies, every milestone reflects our commitment to making hope real for patients and their families.

Download the 2025 Annual Review here: https://lnkd.in/gzP_Vrq8

Thank you to everyone who helped bring this publication to life, including Grant Rutherford and the Taboo Group for their creativity and ongoing support.

❄️ As 30 June approaches, please consider a tax-deductible donation to Snowdome to drive the next wave of blood cancer research and treatment breakthroughs. ❄️

Please donate: https://lnkd.in/g6Zq3SwJ

*Reminder*Applications close 10 am AEST Monday 15th June 2026.Two Fellowship Opportunities: the Chloe Rutherford Paediat...
05/06/2026

*Reminder*

Applications close 10 am AEST Monday 15th June 2026.

Two Fellowship Opportunities: the Chloe Rutherford Paediatric Haematology Fellowship and the John Tandy Myeloma Haematology Fellowship.

Each offers up to $400,000 in funding over three years to support cutting-edge translational research, with a strong focus on accelerating clinical impact for patients with blood cancer.

For more information and to apply, please visit the 'Grants' section on our website via the link below:

🔗 https://snowdome.org.au/grants/

28/05/2026

Today, on World Blood Cancer Day, we recognise the growing impact of blood cancer in Australia and the urgent need for continued research and innovation.

At Snowdome, we transform outcomes for Australians with blood cancer by championing research, bold ideas, and cutting-edge treatments.

Today, and every day, we celebrate the incredible nurses who care for patients with compassion, expertise and dedication...
12/05/2026

Today, and every day, we celebrate the incredible nurses who care for patients with compassion, expertise and dedication.

In haematology and oncology, nurses play a vital role in supporting patients through diagnosis, treatment and recovery - providing not only clinical care, but also reassurance, advocacy and human connection during some of life’s most challenging moments.

Featured is Epworth Freemasons’ Specialist Haematology Nurse Coordinator – Cell Therapy, Mary Sharlyn Benemerito, whose work supports patients and teams in delivering safe, coordinated care throughout their treatment journey.

Happy ! Thank you to all nurses for the extraordinary work you do. 💙 ❄️

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