The Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer (FCIC) opened in 2012 and has brought together out-patient care, cancer prevention and treatment research, clinical trial groups, cancer care coordinators and survivorship services together under the one roof at Flinders.

Due to the large amounts of visitors to the FCIC there is little private and quiet space for patients, carers or their families.

To improve the care of these patients, the Foundation has identified the need to devise easily accessible programs and spaces that patients can utilise when they visit the centre.

Funds from Dry July are being used towards transforming an existing underutilised area into a patient space and library.