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Saving Lives
in your Community
Through Screening
and Research.

Make a Donation
 

Saving Lives in
your Community
Through Screening
and Research.

Make a Donation

Welcome to Lions Cancer Institute (WA) Inc.

ABN – 26 521 960 054

We provide life saving free skin cancer screening to remote communities of Western Australia

Skin Screening

Conduct free skin screenings for the general public with our mobile facilities.

Aid Research

Encourage, stimulate and aid research and investigation into causes & treatments.

Develop Training

Training in screening methods under the auspices of accredited training professionals.

Monetary Assistance

Scholarships assistance and outright donations for the purpose of research and study.

Click on an option below to help us keep our Free Mobile Skin Screening buses on the road.

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Special Children’s Big Day Out

Help us create magical moments for Australian’s children in need.

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Scan our QR code to make a payment via our Donation Point Go page.

Paypal

Make a secure donation payment via our Paypal account (external link)

GiveNow.com.au

Make a secure donation via our GiveNow page (external link)

Bank Transfer & Pay ID

Help fund our work with a direct payment to our bank account via EFT or Pay ID.

Workplace Giving

Make regular donations from your pay with the Employees Wage Deduction Scheme.

Grain Donation

CBH Group grain growers can now donate direct to Lions Cancer Institute to support our Free Skin Screening Events.

We rely on your help & generosity to keep our Mobile Free Screening on the roads.

On a regular basis or as a one-off, your donation will help us saving lives in your community through screening and research.

From big cities to remote towns we bring FREE Skin Screenings to your community

Skin Damage

Skin damage can not be reversed: only further damage can be prevented.

Melanoma lesions

They can be any colour, Red, White, Blue, Grey or a combination of colours and most start flat.

There is no age limit

The life time risk factors for 20-40 year old in Australia is 1 in 18.