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Over 11 unforgettable days, Jay’s Mission Melanoma Walk covered an epic 333km journey from Canberra to Bondi Beach, raising an astounding $203,000 to fight melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer.
The Shoalhaven and Kiama have recently been named among the state's melanoma hot spots, and Jay Allen wants to do something about it.
Australian Skin Cancer Foundation Skin Check Truck at his namesake football carnival potentially saved his life.
Australian Skin Cancer Foundation Skin Check Truck at his namesake football carnival potentially saved his life.
Australian Skin Cancer Foundation Skin Check Truck at his namesake football carnival potentially saved his life.
"It was almost by accident. We're walking out to the car park and my wife said, 'Why don't you go and get your skin checked?
Thanks to NRL legend and one of our biggest supporters channel 9 commentator Brad "Freddy" Fittler
Australia’s Skin Check Truck is currently touring rural and remote communities across northern Queensland offering free skin checks
Experts say it's crucial for those living in the cancer capital to get checked regularly, with plans to expand the program of more Skin Check Trucks across the country…
Sportsbet will be donating $5,000 for every try celebration that takes place in the NRL & NRLW during the month of July.
…and for sharing your experience with treatments for #skincancer and why it’s crucial to get regular skin checks.
This also adds to Sally being named 2023 Citizen of the year for Narromine Shire in rural NSW.
We had an exciting day at the Skin Cancer Roundtable in South Australia last week at the office of our Federal Health Minister the Hon Mark Butler MP.
Suncorp Stadium was the venue talking all things how to prevent Australia’s National Cancer Melanoma…
Last year the Australian Skin Cancer Foundation’s skin check truck stopped at 13-year-old Reynolds Macauley’s school.