The Brain Cancer Family Network Group (FNG) Program is an initiative of the Australian Brain Cancer Foundation (ABCF) in collaboration with the Brain Tumour Alliance of Australia (BTAA) aimed at alleviating the emotional, mental and social pressures of brain cancer for patients and their families and carers.
This program will provide direct assistance to those facing the challenges of a brain cancer diagnosis, helping to improve their quality of life. It is currently in the development phase. By registering for the program and completing the Patient and Community Feedback Questionnaire, you can help shape the future of this critical initiative and ensure your family is among the first to be notified when the program is launched.
Once operational, the FNG Program will provide:
Structured and unstructured access to a counsellor, group sessions and peer support
A safe space for children of brain cancer patients or paediatric patients to talk, interact and have fun
Guest speakers, mental health first aid tips and social connectivity
The ABCF is committed to enhancing its initiatives and providing the brain cancer community with the vital support it needs. We value your input and would like to know the areas where you need the most assistance. Please complete the questionnaire to help us better support you.
Your input and early registration are critical to the success of the FNG Program. Here’s how you can contribute:
The FNG Program, once operational, will be available to:
Eligibility will include:
Brain cancer doesn’t just affect individuals—it impacts entire families. Financial pressures, emotional challenges, and practical barriers can feel overwhelming and contribute to mental health challenges and isolation.
The FNG Program will address these challenges by:
By registering for the program and sharing your feedback, you are helping bring this vision to life and supporting a future where no family has to face brain cancer alone.
When will the program be launched?
The FNG Program is still in the development phase and we are working on securing funding. We are aiming to launch this program by July 2025.
Can I get assistance now?
Not yet. This program is still in development. However, you can register your interest and provide feedback to help shape the program for when it is available.
Help shape the future of financial support for brain cancer families. Register your interest and share your feedback today.
Complete the Feedback Questionnaire
Pre-Register for the Brain Cancer Financial Hardship Grant Program
The Australian Brain Cancer Foundation is the first not-for-profit organisation created by the people of Canberra for the People of Canberra to raise funds, bring awareness and help local families affected by brain cancer.
