The work of organizations like the Dry July Foundation often goes beyond just funding equipment; they really focus on improving the environment patients experience during treatment. When you’re dealing with something as heavy as cancer care, even small touches—comfortable spaces, better facilities, thoughtful design—can make a huge difference to people’s emotional wellbeing.

And at places like Alfred Cancer Services, that kind of support doesn’t just benefit patients—it helps staff as well. A more welcoming, less clinical environment can ease stress, improve morale, and make day-to-day work feel a bit more human.

This year part of funds will go towards refurbishing the radiotherapy treatment area waiting room. Your contribution will help bring it out the 80s.

We greatly appreciate any contribution no matter the amount.