This year we have made it even easier for you to support us. With the RAH Research Fund we have partnered with Everyday Hero to provide an online fundraising webpage for each participant. In just minutes you can build your own page and approach your supporters for a donation by emailing around the unique link of your webpage. Each donation is recorded on your page along with any message of support from your donors. So get a head start and make sure you create an online fundraising page today.

For further information please call Alexia at RAH Research Fund on 8222 5281.

FUNDS RAISED

$3,526.01

22 heroes fundraising today

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Flyer and Registration Form

OC Challenge Walkathon (Supporting women diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer)

18 Apr 2010

Ovarian Cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women and is often detected in the advanced stage, resulting in a high mortality rate. Tragically this year over 850 women will die from Ovarian Cancer.

The OC Challenge aim to bring awareness of this killer whilst at the same time supporting research at Royal Adelaide Hospital and providing for emotional and spiritual support with a dedicated counselling service for all women affected by the disease.

The cost to register for this event is $15.00 per person children under 15 yrs is free. Please click on the link below to download registration form.

Please invite your family and friends to participate or sponsor your heroic effort.

THANK YOU

Royal Adelaide Hospital Research Fund / Hanson Institute

The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) is South Australia’s largest accredited teaching hospital, providing the people of South Australia (and nearby states and territories) with outstanding medical care and rehabilitation.

Since it was founded in 1840, the RAH has built an international reputation as one of Australia’s finest public teaching hospitals. The Hanson Institute is the medical research arm of the RAH and SA Pathology. Staff are actively involved in cutting edge research, making the Hanson Institute a centre of excellence with a strong focus on cancer.

In addition to the 650-bed acute care hospital on North Terrace, the RAH also includes the Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre (HRC) at Northfield. This facility provides clinical rehabilitation services for people of all ages recovering from traumatic brain injury, stroke, other neurological and medical disorders, dementia, geriatric rehabilitation, spinal cord injury, orthopaedic conditions and amputations and burns rehabilitation.