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YearCompany nameHealth Consumer OrganisationDescription and/or Purpose of SupportNature of SupportFinancial Support
2013A. MenariniImpotence AustraliaUnrestricted grant to support 1800 hotline for sexual dysfunction, endorsment of controlpe website, and update of IA website (PE section)2000020000
2014A. MenariniImpotence AustraliaUnrestricted grant to support 1800 hotline for sexual dysfunction, endorsment of controlpe website, and update of IA website (PE section)2000020000
2014A. MenariniImpotence AustraliaUnrestricted grant to support 1800 hotline for sexual dysfunction, endorsment of controlpe website, and update of IA website (PE section)2000020000
2015A. MenariniArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship for development and printing of patient gout booklet92959295
2015A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives to support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1 (including family retreat, newsletters, attendance at Newborn Screening Working Group)1870018700
2015A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist Rare Voices Australia (RVA) with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease ( RVA Summit Feb 2015 Sponsorship and Industry Round table annual membership).1500015000
2016A. MenariniArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship for development of Arthritis Australia Information sheets on Healthshare for 12 months (Jan-Dec16) - Medical Director, Best Practice, Genie (if available), Dispensing Software (if available).2070020700
2016A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives to support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1 (including family retreat, virtual roundtable, IEM Awareness and registry working group)2550025500
2016A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist RVA with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease ( Mentorship Programme and Industry Round table annual membership).2000020000
2017A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives to support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1 (including family retreat, newsletters, web conferencing and parlimentary friends sponsorship).1950019500
2017A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist RVA with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease (Mentorship & Education Project and Industry Round table annual membership).2500025000
2018A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives to support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1 (including family retreat, IEM Dietary Management App)2400024000
2018A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist RVA with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease (Patient Advocacy Workshop at National Rare Disease Summit and Industry Round table annual membership).2000020000
2019A. MenariniArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship to update and reprint 5,000 copies of the Arthritis Australia Gout Booklet, 'Taking Control of Your Gout'. 3,000 copies copies sent to Arthritis affliate offices, with the remaining 2,000 copies sent to A. Menarini.98209820
2019A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives that support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1. As per HCO agreement, this sponsorship supported the 'Time To Shine' Family Retreat and the development of the IEM (HT1) Dietary Management Application. MDDA National Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM) 'Time To Shine' Family Retreat: Dates: 4th - 6th October 2019 Venue: Tamar Valley Resort, Grindelwald Tasmania The program included presentations by healthcare professionals to attendees on the following topics: 1. Latest IEM research initiatives, emerging treatments and trials, and national care guidelines 2. IEM Formula Overview and supplementary nutritional considerations 3. Advocacy for access to emerging therapies and treatments 4. Clinical panel discussions 5.'Building Resilience' workshops for mental wellbeing and fitness 6. Patient Pathway Programs and IEM Transitional Workshops 7. Low Protein cooking demonstrations, recipe development and sharing of strategies IEM Dietary Managment Application: A tool for day to day IEM management. This application aims to assist patients and their families with diet/menu planning, nutritional monitoring, protein counting, milestone recording, and wellbeing goal setting and tracking.Family Retreat Conference Sponsorship: $14, 500 Application Development: $4,50019000
2019A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist Rare Voices Australia (RVA) with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease. Membership for Industry Round Table, and partial sponsorship of the Mentorship & Education Project which consisted of workshops, webinars and customised advocacy mentorship programmes.Industry Round Table Membership: $10, 000 Mentorship Programme Partial Sponsorship: $5,00015000
2020A. MenariniArthritis Foundation of AustraliaTo reprint 10,000 copies of the Arthritis Australia Gout Booklet, 'Taking Control of Your Gout'.Sponsorship to reprint Arthritis Australia book: $89788978
2020A. MenariniMetabolic Dietary Disorders AssociationSponsorship to assist MDDA with educational initiatives that support patients diagnosed with hereditary tyrosinaemia type 1. This sponsorship supported the 'MDDA @Home Retreat Virtual Conference' and the development of the IEM (HT1) Dietary Management Application. MDDA @Home Retreat Virtual Conference: Dates: 10th – 11th October 2020 Venue: Virtual conference The program included presentations by healthcare professionals to attendees on the following topics: • Latest research initiatives, emerging treatments and trials, and national care guidelines • IEM Formula Overview and supplementary nutritional considerations • Advocacy for access to emerging therapies and treatments • Clinical panel discussions • Workshops for mental wellbeing and fitness • Patient Pathway Programs and IEM Transitional Workshops • Low Protein cooking demonstrations, recipe development and sharing of strategies IEM Dietary Managment Application: A tool for day to day IEM management. This application aims to assist patients and their families with diet/menu planning, nutritional monitoring, protein counting, milestone recording, and wellbeing goal setting and tracking.Industry Membership: $5,000
MDDA @Home Retreat Virtual Conference Sponsorship: $6,000
Application Development (2020 ongoing contributor): $4,500
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2020A. MenariniRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship to assist Rare Voices Australia with their aims of presenting a unified voice for Australians living with a rare disease. Membership for Industry Round Table, and partial sponsorship of the Mentorship & Education Project which consisted of workshops, webinars and customised advocacy mentorship programmes.Industry Round Table Membership: $10,000
Mentorship Programme Partial Sponsorship: $5,000
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2013Abbott AustralasiaCystic Fibrosis AustraliaTo assist with development of the Australian Cystic Fibrosis data registry and development of the dieticians guidelines3750037500
2013Abbott AustralasiaPancare FoundationTo assist with cancer awareness, research and education programs50005000
2013AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAn educational grant to support scale-up of a pilot, AS patient education program to a two-centre study75007500
2013AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship for an Arthritis Australia representative to attend EULAR 2013 and to attend an AbbVie run launch event of the RA global patient survey the day before EULAR commences13974.0613974.06
2013AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAn educational grant to Arthritis Australia to host a 4th Steering Group meeting for the "Time to Move" project and completion of a resultant White Paper publication.1430014300
2013AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAn educational Grant to enable Arthritis Australia to update and reprint a series of four patient booklets, encompasssing "10 Steps" and three versions of the Arthritis Australia "Taking Control" patient educational booklet series (AS, RA, PsA)2300023000
2013AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)A grant to support a 7 hour patient education symposium at Translational Research Institute, Princess Alexandra Hospital, on Ankylosing Sponsylosis patient and carer education500500
2013AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationAn educational grant to support the production of a series of IBD patient story videos for feature on CCA's website & You Tube channel.2000020000
2013AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationAn educational grant to fund the services of a professional media relations company to support CCA in their media outreach activities during May 2013 'IBD awareness month'.2000020000
2013AbbVieIbd Support AustraliaAn educational grant to support 3 representatives of IBD Support Australia to attend Australian Gastroenterology Week Conference, held 7th - 9th October 2013, in Melbourne.33003300
2013AbbVieNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaUnrestricted Educational Grant Treataware activity 2013 Newton, NSW 2042 HIV/AIDS topics1000010000
2013AbbVieProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia (PCFA) Educational Grant for Specialist Nursing Development1000010000
2013AbbVieSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaSupport for Skin and Cancer Foundation Inc. and the Independent Steering Commitee to raise community awareness of the first Australian treatment goals for chronic psoriasis.1000010000
2014AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to Arthritis Australia for the printing of 750 copies of "Time to Move: Arthritis" white paper.35003500
2014AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to Arthritis Australia to sponsor speaker to attend the Asia Pacific "IMMD SUMMIT 2014', the first Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases Summit in Seoul in August 2014.5066.365066.36
2014AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to Arthritis Australia to support Model of Care White Paper - Professional editing and production.92009200
2014AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to Arthritis Australia from the Medicines Australia Community Chest towards a key project that will support the advocacy work of Arthritis Australia.2000020000
2014AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to Arthritis Australia to support Model of Care White Paper Launch Campaign3050030500
2014AbbVieAS Victoria (VIC)Grant to AS Victoria for a two hour lecture series on Ankylosing Spondylitis, Physiotherapy in AS and Research in AS.500500
2014AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support a pilot 'Poster Campaign' in public conveniences to drive awareness of IBD and the support services of Chrohns & Colitis Australia.4000040000
2014AbbVieAustralian Hepatology AustraliaGrant to Australian Hepatology Association to distribute the HCV Quest global survey through its members' organisations. The survey explores the impact of hepatitis C on patients' lives and the ways in which living with the infection influences work, educ20002000
2014AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia for their 'Love Your Liver' Project which encompasses World Hepatitis Day and incorporates a program of awareness-raising and advocacy activities undertaken by Hepatitis Australia.5000050000
2014AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Grant to Hepatitis NSW to attend 16th Conference Asia Pacific Association in the Study of Liver at Brisbane Convention Centre.2089.742089.74
2014AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Grant to Hepatitis Queensland to attend the first International Indigenous Viral Hepatitis Meeting 15-17 Sept 2014, Alice Springs; followed by the 2014 Australasian Viral Hepatitis Conference 17-19 Sept.1952.451952.45
2014AbbVieJuvenile Arthritis Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of Corporate table at the Juvenile Arthritis annual fundraising dinner25002500
2014AbbVieLiverWELLGrant to Hepatitis Victoria to develop short video recording and documenting the personal stories of 28 individuals affected by Hepatitis C.2082520825
2014AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Donation to Parkinson's Victoria for their Walk in the Park 2014 fundraising event.50005000
2015AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Sponsorship of Arthritis South Australia to support a representative of Arthritis South Australia to
speak on patient case studies at the Asia Pacific Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases Patient Summit held 29‐30 August 2015 in Hong Kong.
4511.054511.05
2015AbbVieArthritis Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Grant to Arthritis Foundation of Victoria for the Annual Parents Forum webinar in August 2015 for parents/caregivers to educate on the links between chronic childhood illness, emotional and behavioural problems, and difficulties with adherence to illness50005000
2015AbbVieArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Grant to Arthritis Foundation to support a manager of Arthritis & Osteoporosis Western Australia to attend the American College of Rheumatology annual meeting from 6‐11 November 2015 in San Francisco.80008000
2015AbbVieArthritis New South Wales (NSW)Grant to Arthritis Foundation of New South Wales to support raising awareness of arthritis and
osteoporosis to promote healthy bone and joints.
50005000
2015AbbVieAustralasian Hepatology AssociationSponsorship of Australasian Hepatology Association's Annual Summit for hepatology nurses from 12‐13 June 2015.1000010000
2015AbbVieAustralasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health MedicineGrant to Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) to support the creation of two videos for inclusion in the program and viewing at the 4th International Symposium on Hepatitis Care in Substance Users (INHSU 2015), t1520015200
2015AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support a patient/caregiver program and material reprint
of Working with IBD guides for employees and employers.
50005000
2015AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support IBD Awareness Month, May 2015, and World IBD
Day, 19 May 2015, through awareness materials, webpage design and management, and social media.
1000010000
2015AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support a representative of Crohn's & Colitis Australia to
attend an educational conference, European Crohn's and Colitis Organization Conference, from 18‐21 February 2015 in Barcelona.
1036910369
2015AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support a pilot Poster Campaign in public conveniences to drive awareness of IBD and the support services of Crohn's & Colitis Australia.2000020000
2015AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to Crohn's & Colitis Australia to support education, advocacy, support and counselling
programs, and research to improve patient outcomes.
2000020000
2015AbbVieAustralian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)Grant to Australian Injection & Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) to support the costs of holding a Community Networking Forum, hosted by AIVL, Canberra Alliance for Harm Minimisation and Advocacy (CAHMA), NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA) on 6 October1000010000
2015AbbVieCreaky Joints AustraliaGrant to Creaky Joints Australia to support initiatives to build its capacities in online forums and social networks for patient‐to‐patient engagements, to establish links to additional resources such as locally based health organisations, and to provide4500045000
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia to support travel and accommodation for seven Hepatitis Australia officers to attend the book launch of "Together We Can: Building a Brighter Future for Australians living with Hepatitis C" at the Federal Parliament House on70007000
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia to support travel and accommodation of two story‐contributors to attend the book launch of "Together We Can: Building a Brighter Future for Australians living with Hepatitis C" at the Federal Parliament House on 16 June 2015 a8024.78024.7
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia to support printing of 1,500 additional copies and distribution of the "Together We Can: Building a Brighter Future for Australians living with Hepatitis C" book to Hepatitis Australia member organisations, liver clinics, hea1444614446
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia to build capacity of Hepatitis Australia, state hepatitis organisations, and territory hepatitis organisations through introductory webinars and a full day advanced workshop to educate member organisations on social media meth3000030000
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia to build the capacity of Hepatitis Australia, state hepatitis organisations, and territory hepatitis organisations through an audit of social media to identify conversations around hepatitis; evaluation of each member organisa4679546795
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia for Love Your Liver Project, an awareness and advocacy project, which encompasses World Hepatitis Day, July 28, undertaken by Hepatitis Australia and partner organisations, which includes the Take Action on Viral Hepatitis Now5000050000
2015AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to Hepatitis Australia for the development and launch of the "Together We Can: Building a Brighter Future for Australians living with Hepatitis C" book that depicts personal stories and hopes for the future of individuals affected by Hepatitis C. In110000110000
2015AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Payment to Hepatitis NSW to educate AbbVie on strategy development and challenges and issues faced by the NSW hepatitis community.950950
2015AbbVieJuvenile Arthritis Foundation AustraliaGrant to Juvenile Arthritis Foundation in lieu of payment to 73 survey participants in AbbVie market research.14601460
2015AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant to Leukaemia Foundation to develop and evaluate a patient support application, My Haematology Diary, to better support patients to record side effects and anxiety levels, record doctor's appointments, questions to ask their doctor, and receive medic3000030000
2015AbbVieLiverWELLPayment to Hepatitis Victoria Inc. to participate in an educational panel discussion on living with and advocating for people living with Hepatitis C on 9 February 2015.700700
2015AbbVieLiverWELLGrant to Hepatitis Victoria Inc. to develop educational video of the experience of a person living with Hepatitis C living in Australia.30003000
2015AbbVieParkinson's AustraliaGrant to Parkinson's Australia in lieu of payment to 106 survey participants in AbbVie market research.10601060
2015AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship to Parkinson's NSW to support the 8th Annual Parkinson's NSW Unity Walk and Run, on 30 August 2015, to support Parkinson's NSW mission to inform, educate, encourage, and support people living with Parkinson's, their families, and their carers1000010000
2015AbbVieParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship to Parkinson's Queensland's Walk in the Park fundraiser to support better quality of life for patients on 13 September 2015.15001500
2015AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Sponsorship of Parkinson's South Australia's Walk in the Park fundraiser to support better quality of life for patients on 30 August 2015.10001000
2015AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Grant to Parkinson's Victoria for an educational seminar, Innovation in Parkinson's, for speech pathologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses, and social workers on 11 September 2015.10001000
2015AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship to Parkinson's Victoria's Walk in the Park fundraiser to support better quality of life for patients in August 2015.15001500
2016AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaConsultancy to support Arthritis Australia's contribution on an Advisory Board consisting of rheumatologists, dermatologists, representatives of Health Consumer Organisations and patients to review and provide feedback on the strategy and content of a pso400400
2016AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to support one scholarship through the Paediatric Rheumatology Scholarships Appeal for the successful applicant to undertake a two‐year training program, accredited by the Australasian College of Physicians. The total scholarship is $240,000.00 paid6000060000
2016AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Funding to support the annual Health Professional Conference that provides information on the latest developments in clinical and scientific research to improve the quality of care for patients with rheumatoid arthritis.15001500
2016AbbVieArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Grant to support the completion of the Ankylosing Spondylitis Project (ASP) which includes the completion of analysis of all data up to the time point of September 2017 and development of an upgraded evaluation tool.1000010000
2016AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funding to support the annual Health Professionals Seminar. This seminar provides information on the latest developments in medical research and arthritis treatment.600600
2016AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant to support CCA programs that support patients nationally, including their confidential support and counselling program, education and advocacy, campaigns to increase awareness of Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis and support of their research p6000060000
2016AbbVieAustralian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)Educational presentation to AbbVie staff on the injecting drug users experience of seeking and undergoing treatment for HCV in order to enhance understandings of the hard to reach patient experience.500500
2016AbbVieAustralian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)Grant to support the National Hepatitis C and Other BBVs / STIs Programs which created a peer‐developed and peer‐provided education and training program for the community of people who use drugs, to enhance knowledge about HCV prevention and testing.2200022000
2016AbbVieAustralian Mitochondrial Disease FoundationPhilanthropic donation to the Australian Mitochondrial Disease Foundation for the Long Bloody Walk. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.500500
2016AbbVieCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Philanthropic donation to the Cancer Council NSW for the Heaven Can Wait Regatta. This was a dollar matched donation under the Abbvie Volunteer's Program.10001000
2016AbbVieGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGrant to support the travel for the Co‐Founder and President of Creaky Joints (Global Healthy Living Foundation) to travel to Australia from the USA to attend the Australian Rheumatology Association (ARA) 57th Annual Scientific Meeting to speak at an indu1400014000
2016AbbVieGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGrant to support the Global Healthy Living Foundation, operating in Australia as Creaky Joints, patient education programs including moderated online chats and conference calls, development of patient guidelines, development of a resource guide and suppor2250022500
2016AbbVieGut FoundationGrant to support the Gut Foundation's program for the Australian activities on World IBD Day. These activities included development of a social media strategy and its execution, online content for patients and their families, development of an IBD/IBS fac1000010000
2016AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to support Hepatitis Australia's CEO Networking and Best Practice Sharing Forums. These two‐day forums were for the CEO's of the State and Territory affiliates to review current local and national trends, discuss community engagement and health prom3000030000
2016AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaGrant to support World Hepatitis Day to improve community awareness of viral hepatitis and the global viral hepatitis elimination movement. This includes the development of campaign materials and support of outreach activities including traditional and so4000040000
2016AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Funding to support Hepatitis NSW to work with Hepatitis QLD to adapt patient information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with Hepatitis C accessing treatment.1505015050
2016AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support the Hepatitis C Community Mobilisation Program to work directly with hepatitis C affected communities and with healthcare professionals (predominantly pharmacists and GPs) to support people in NSW living with Hepatitis C to develop confid4506345063
2016AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Funding to support Hepatitis QLD to lead the planning & liaison for a Focus Group with selected Indigenous groups to inform the adaptation of a Patient Booklet and Patient Dosing Guide Card (with Hepatitis NSW).34853485
2016AbbVieHepatitis South Australia (SA)Grant to support the annual Heplink Forum which focuses on Hepatitis C treatment in South Australian prisons. The forum is targeted towards health workers, Aboriginal health workers, workers in BBV and STI sectors, correctional service staff, SA Health st10001000
2016AbbVieHepatitis South Australia (SA)Grant to support a Hepatitis SA training event for GPs. The training was presented by a local Hepatologist and a Hepatitis C Community Nurse and provided GPs with the knowledge, skills and confidence to effectively prescribe appropriate Hepatitis C medica22002200
2016AbbVieHepatitis Western Australia (WA)Grant to support the Remote and Rural Viral Hepatitis Symposium held at Royal Perth Hospital targeted at GPs working in remote or rural areas of Western Australia. The meeting facilitates the exchange of the latest information relevant to those involved i50005000
2016AbbVieJuvenile Arthritis FundraiserBronze Sponsorship of the Juvenile Arthritis Fundraiser Gatsby Ball organised to raise funds to support research being conducted at the University of NSW to find a cure for JAF and uveitis.25002500
2016AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPhilanthropic donation to the Leukaemia Foundation for the World's Greatest Shave. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.10001000
2016AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPhilanthropic donation to the Leukaemia Foundation for the Light The Night event. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.15001500
2016AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant to support the Leukaemia Foundation and Youth Cancer Service SA/NT combined Health Professional Education Day held in Darwin.20002000
2016AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaGrant to support two projects by Lymphoma Australia. The first was a CLL Survivorship Program ‐ a web based program for those with CLL ($20,000). The second was a GP Care Plan for CLL Patients with the research, development and production conducted by Lym2500025000
2016AbbVieMOVE Muscle, Bone & Joint HealthGrant to support the development of downloadable resources for a website targeting adolescents with muscle, bone and joint conditions who are transiting from paediatric to adult care. The information is specifically targeted to this age group to engage th1000010000
2016AbbVieMOVE Muscle, Bone & Joint HealthGrant to support two projects. 1. National Stakeholder Summit on muscle, bone and joint health for consumers, clinicians, policy makers and researchers to facilitate collaboration and understanding and to prioritise research and programs to improve outcom3000030000
2016AbbVieMS AustraliaPhilanthropic donation to MS Australia for the MS Gong Ride. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.54095409
2016AbbVieMyeloma AustraliaGrant to support the setup of the inaugural Australian Myeloma Workshop. The workshop was organised under the auspices of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) of Myeloma Australia. The meeting goals were to promote myeloma research in Australi2000020000
2016AbbVieOvarian Cancer AustraliaPhilanthropic donation to Ovarian Cancer Australia Ltd for the Afternoon Teal event. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.608.95608.95
2016AbbVieOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrant to support the What Women Want Project, the aim of which is to identify critical support needs and provide agreed goals and guidance for Ovarian Cancer Australia's support services and resources. The project will also provide the evidence base for c1500015000
2016AbbVieParkinson's AustraliaPhilanthropic donation to Parkinson's Australia for World Parkinson's Day. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.272272
2016AbbVieParkinson's AustraliaGrant to facilitate the video recording of the Parkinson's Australia Action Framework Launch at Parliament House in Canberra.29402940
2016AbbVieParkinson's AustraliaGrant to support travel for the Parkinson's Australia Vice President to attend the Parkinson's Congress in Portland Oregon, USA.3027.533027.53
2016AbbVieParkinson's AustraliaGrant to support the Parkinson's Australia Action Framework launch event in Parliament House Canberra in March, 2016.1000010000
2016AbbVieParkinson's Australian Capital Territory (ACT)Grant to support the development and printing of patient stories for Parkinson's ACT.22502250
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support an education and training program for nurses working in aged care on Parkinson's and related conditions.300300
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship to support the annual Unity Walk & Run which raises awareness and funds for Parkinson's which is used towards their support services including free counselling, InfoLine and Parkinson's research.10001000
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support a rural Patient Education Forum hosted by Parkinson's NSW in Orange.10001000
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support a Parkinson's Disease educational seminar titled "Let's Make It Real" conducted by the Newcastle Parkinson's Support Group.20002000
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support a Parkinson's Awareness Campaign at State Parliament House to provide education on Parkinson's Disease and to develop educational resources including video and printed materials.1000010000
2016AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Grant to support the continuation of the Central Western NSW Parkinson's Education and Support Program. The program was established in 2011 and has provided vital ongoing support to patient and their families.1500015000
2016AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Sponsorship to support the Walk in the Park event in South Australia. The event raises awareness and significant funds to help in the fight against Parkinson's disease and is the largest event in South Australia for people with Parkinson's, their families10001000
2016AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship to support the Walk in the Park event in Victoria. The event raises awareness and funding to help in the fight against and raising awareness of Parkinson's disease.10001000
2016AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Grant to support the Living Well with Parkinson's Disease Seminar. The seminar targeted two groups: 1. People living with Parkinson's focusing on the needs of people who have had Parkinson's for five or more years, empowering them with helpful informatio15001500
2016AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Grant to support the Infusion Peer Support Group conducted by Parkinson's Victoria to raise awareness of the therapy choices and connect people who are receiving an infused therapy. The Group, requested by the community, connects patients and their famili1000010000
2016AbbVieParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship to support the Walk in the Park event in Western Australia. The event raises awareness and funding to help in the fight against and raising awareness of Parkinson's disease.500500
2016AbbVieProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia's Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch held to raise awareness of prostate cancer.12001200
2016AbbViePsoriasis AustraliaConsultancy to support Psoriasis Australia's contribution on an Advisory Board consisting of rheumatologists, dermatologists, representatives of Health Consumer Organisations and patients to review and provide feedback on the strategy and content of a pso400400
2016AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the pre‐event dinner to the Patient Voice Initiative Conference held in Canberra. The dinner preceded the conference focusing on incorporating input from patients and consumers into health decision making in the Australian health technology50005000
2016AbbVieShake It Up Australia FoundationPhilanthropic donation to the Shake It Up Australia Foundation for the Pause 4 Parkinson's Morning Tea. This was a dollar matched donation under the AbbVie Volunteer's Program.271.55271.55
2016AbbVieShake It Up Australia FoundationSponsorship of the Pause 4 Parkinson's events to raise awareness of Parkinson's disease and its impact nationally.500500
2016AbbVieShake It Up Australia FoundationSponsorship of a free research information event for Shake It Up supporters in Brisbane.10001000
2017AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaDonation to the Medicines Australia Community Chest program. The Community Chest supports programs that benefit patients with immunological conditions across Australia.2000020000
2017AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Philanthropic donation to support Kids Flix program which enables children with JIA to have a day out at the movies with their families.500500
2017AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Provide funding to assist in the production of patient education booklets.10001000
2017AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Sponsorship of annual HCP conference on the latest information and treatment options for arthritis.15001500
2017AbbVieArthritis New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship of 6 Arthritis & Osteoporosis NSW webinars. The purpose of the webinars was to educate healthcare professionals and consumers about health literacy, osteoarthritis and chronic disease management in healthcare settings, fibromyalgia, arthritis aids and anti-inflammatory foods for arthritis.30003000
2017AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funding support of an GP education seminar to provide information on the latest developments in medical research and arthritis treatments.750750
2017AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funding to support an Arthritis education seminar for healthcare professionals. This seminar provides information on the latest developments in medical research and arthritis treatment.10001000
2017AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support CCA's 2017 Patient Experience Survey.2500025000
2017AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationGrant provide to support CCAs Flagship program : IBS Forums - Live and Online for 10 national forums for patients diagnosed with Crohn's or ulcerative colitis which was focused on education and local community support.5500055000
2017AbbVieAustralian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)Participation in AbbVie Patient Journey Day to provide input regarding the injecting drug users experience of seeking and undergoing treatment for HCV. The purpose was to enhance understandings of the hard to reach patient experience.450450
2017AbbVieChildren's Cancer InstitutePhilanthropic donation to support medical research dedicated to putting an end to childhood cancer.26002600
2017AbbVieCure Brain Cancer FoundationCorporate Sponsorship of Cure Brain Cancer Gala Ball which raises funds towards medical research.50005000
2017AbbVieCure Brain Cancer FoundationSponsorship of Walk4 Brain Cancer Series that raises awareness and funds for brain cancer research.1000010000
2017AbbVieGut FoundationEducational grant - Funding support for IBD Campaign support.1700017000
2017AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaSupport for World Hepatitis Day activities to promote awareness and patient mobilisation, as well as Hepatitis C Community Radio announcements.4000040000
2017AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Participation in AbbVie Patient Journey Day. This provides insights to AbbVie on living with diseases directly from patients.450450
2017AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Support for Hepatitis C-free town project in Albury-Wodonga NSW.1500015000
2017AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Grants support for Hepatitis Queenslands participation at University of Queensland's event to discuss how Australia can reach the WHO target of Hepatitis C elimination by 2030.2727.272727.27
2017AbbVieIBD Support AustraliaEducational grant to refresh IBD Australian website to update information and connectivity for IBD patients and their carers.31163116
2017AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaFunding to support Light the Night Fundraising Event to help raise awareness and funds for blood cancer.50005000
2017AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for the Blood Buddies Peer Support program that connects patients together as they navigate their blood cancer journey.1000010000
2017AbbVieLiverWELLGrant to support education programs in different cultural community groups including Chinese, Vietnamese and Italian communities.2018020180
2017AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaPatient participation in AbbVie Patient Journey Day Workshop to promote greater understanding of what it is like living with diseases.500500
2017AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaFunding support for the production of the "Know your CLL" Patient Education Booklet.1000010000
2017AbbVieMarch OnPhilanthropic donation to support giving people with a spinal cord injury the helping hand to get back into life.150150
2017AbbVieMarch OnMatched donation toward employees fundraising to support giving people with a spinal cord injury the helping hand to get back into life.710710
2017AbbVieMultiple SclerosisPhilanthropic donation to support research into MS matching employee fundraising efforts.50005000
2017AbbVieMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of a Myeloma Scientific & Advisory Group Education workshop to collaborate and facilitate scientific advances and medical care in myeloma.1000010000
2017AbbVieParkinson's Australian Capital Territory (ACT)Funding support of the annual Walk in the Park Community Event that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's Disease.10001000
2017AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Support Parkinson's Disease(PD) NSW with the printing of the sailing craft Scaramouch mainsail with the PD NSW logo - raise Parkinson's Awareness via solo circumnavigation of Australia.700700
2017AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Matched Donation towards employee fundraising for Walk in the Park event.20002000
2017AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funding support of the annual Walk in the Park Community Event that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's Disease.30003000
2017AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship to support the continuation of the Central Western NSW Parkinson's Education & Support Program.1500015000
2017AbbVieParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Funding support of the annual Walk in the Park Community Event that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's Disease.20002000
2017AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Honorarium to support speaker attending event.300300
2017AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Provide funding for a World Parkinson's Day Seminar Support - marking 200 years of Parkinson's.636.36636.36
2017AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Provide funding to enable Parkinson's South Australia (PDSA) to host a breakfast for Parkinson's Disease (PD) clinicians and supporters at their annual conference.22852285
2017AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Donation to support Parkinson's Disease (PD) support group activity on Remembrance Day.30003000
2017AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funding support of the Insearch Parkinson's Research Series.2272.732272.73
2017AbbVieParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funding support of the annual Walk in the Park Community Event that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's Disease.909.09909.09
2017AbbViePrader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria (VIC)Funding support of the annual Walk in the Park Community Event that raises funds and awareness for Parkinson's Disease.15001500
2017AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaSpeaker reimbursement for Internal Employee event.150150
2017AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaDonation to support Rare Cancers Ball that raises funds and awareness of rare and less common cancers.50005000
2017AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaProvide funding support to enable RCA to host a Cancer Forum at Parliament House to engage policy makers to better understand the challenges surrounding equitable funding in rare cancers.1000010000
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaDonation to the Medicines Australia Community Chest (MACC) program, which is a collaboration between AbbVie, Janssen, Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Roche, and Sanofi. The Community Chest aims to identify and address the needs of people living with arthritis. In 2018, the MACC supported the project "Assessing access to rural rheumatology services in Australia." The purpose of this project is to assess access to specialist rheumatology services for people with arthritis living in rural and regional areas of Australia, in order to identify underserviced areas and to support planning of future rural rheumatology services.2000020000
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Support for room hire for a Rheumatologist Education event. The objective of the meeting was to enhance medical knowledge in Rheumatology and the quality use of medicines.109.09109.09
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Support for Arthritis SA's 2018 Health Professionals conference. The objective of the meeting was to provide information on new concepts in arthritis treatment including the importance of transitioning patients from paediatric to adult services, risks and benefits of physical activity and chronic pain management.15001500
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Support for GP educational meeting - "Update on the management of rheumatoid arthritis'. The objective of the meeting was to provide information on new concepts in the treatment of arthritis including the risks and benefits of physical activity.45004500
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Funding was provided to support the delivery of a professional education meeting for up to 30 general practitioners in Adelaide - ‘An update on Ankylosing Spondylitis – identifying inflammatory from mechanical back pain.’ The objective of the meeting was to enhance medical knowledge and the quality use of medicines through the expert delivery of contemporary information by a specialist in rheumatology in South Australia.4545.454545.45
2018AbbVieArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Support to develop and publish the 'Handbook for people with Ankylosing Spondylitis/Psoriatic Arthritis". This handbook is a user friendly patient reference/handbook to accompany the Ankylosing Spondylitis education and self management program.2000020000
2018AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)Support for the 19th Annual Health Professionals Seminar. This seminar features presentations and panel discussions relevant to the treatment of arthritic conditions at a primary care level.750750
2018AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaTo support the national coordination of activities in Australia for World Hepatitis Day 2018 - theme 'Why miss Out?" The objective was to engage people who may have been missing out on care for hepatitis B or C and connecting them to vaccination, testing and treatment.6000060000
2018AbbVieHepatitis South Australia (SA)Support for the SA Prison Health (SAPHS) Liver Health Day. This initiative aims to positively impact Hepatitis C prevalence across South Australian prisons by engaging hard to reach people in rural area prisons and assisting them to seek testing and treatment.56005600
2018AbbVieInflammatory Neuropathy Support Group Of Victoria (VIC)The grant supported the costs associated with convening the Parkinson’s Victoria Infused Therapy Support Group so that Parkinson's patients, and those considering infused treatment, can share experiences, learn from each other and demystify what can be a complex treatment choice.30003000
2018AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for the 'Light the Night' event on 5 October 2018 . This activity brings together the blood cancer community to support patients, carers and their families living with blood cancer and to raise funding for research.50005000
2018AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaContribution to Lymphoma Australia's Lymphoma Nurse education program which provides a series of face-to face education events in addition to webinars for blood cancer nurses, patients and caregivers to ensure they receive current and balanced information to assist them deliver world class service.1800018000
2018AbbVieOvarian Cancer AustraliaSupport the creation, delivery and promotion of a webinar to tackle patient fear of ovarian cancer reoccurring.98009800
2018AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Provide funding support towards the provision of a Parkinson's Community nurse specialist to support residents living with Parkinson’s in the Central West. The specialist nurse works closely with practicing neurologists in the region to service patients with PD in a region servicing a rural population of approximately 300,000 people from major regional centres such as Dubbo, Orange, Bathurst, Mudgee, Parkes and Cowra.1500015000
2018AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Support for the Parkinson's 'Grab& Go Toiletry Bag' to assist patients when they are admitted to hospital with a resource that contains vital information about the individual including medicines, advanced treatments and basic information for hospital staff on how to care for someone with Parkinson's.2000020000
2018AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Donation to support Parkinson's Victoria's 'Walk in the Park' held on Sunday 28 August, to raise awareness of Parkinson's Disease (PD) in the community to support those dealing with PD.2368.962368.96
2018AbbVieParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Support for reprinting 20,000 copies of the Parkinson's patient education booklet - the 'Blue Book' which is distributed to newly diagnosed patients.1151011510
2018AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaDonation to support Rare Cancer Australias's (RCA) Sick or Treat Fundraising event. Funds raised contribute to RCA's mission of providing direct support and advocacy to people living with rare or less common cancers.50005000
2018AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaContribution to 'CanForum 2018', specifically costs associated with graphic design, printing and digital agency support to live broadcast the day. This event brings together members of the oncology community to discuss important issues.2000020000
2019AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport Arthritis Australia's development of a range of donwloadable Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) resources for people living with arthritic conditions and where there are no existing resources for a range of arthritic conditions. Languages include: Arabic, Cantonese, Croatian, Greek, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Persian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.2000020000
2019AbbVieArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Support for GP educational meeting on 1 August 2019 for approximately 30 GPs titled "An update on the management of Psoriatic Arthritis".50005000
2019AbbVieArthritis Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship of GP educational seminar on 27 July 2019. The seminar fetaured presentations from leading rheumatologists, primary care physicians and academics and covered topics relevant to the treatment of arthritic conditions in primary care.750750
2019AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationCharitable donation to Crohns and Colitis Australia (CCA) as part of CCA's Live Fearless campaign where an AbbVie employee's fundraising efforts were matched by AbbVie.500500
2019AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSilver sponsorship of CCA's Silver Linings Lunch - a fundraising event to raise awareness of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.25002500
2019AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSupport CCA's Kids Fun Day - a day for young children (under the age of 12) with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and their carers to meet with similar families across Sydney. In addition to activities for children, attendees also participated in networking and educational sessions with healthcare staff from local Sydney hospitals addressing topics related to the management of pediatric IBD.1350013500
2019AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationLicense granted to use patient educational material (AbbVie's The Bottom End podcast series) for 12 months, starting September 2019.In kind0
2019AbbVieCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Charitable donation to Cancer Council NSW where an AbbVie employee's fundraising efforts for Cancer Council at City2Surf were matched by AbbVie.1626.371626.37
2019AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaContribution to support Hepatitis Australia's World Hepatitis Day (WHD) consumer awareness campaign including to update the WHD website with a range of downloadable digital posters and graphics for use on social media platforms. The development and implementation of a social media campaign and the support and promotion of a number of local community events.1500015000
2019AbbVieHepatitis AustraliaSupport of Hepatitis Australia's Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) media initiative. The initiative included the development of a range of communication initiatives to support an increased awareness around hepatitis B and hepatitis C risk factors and to promote testing in CALD communities.3000030000
2019AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Support of the 'Postcards from Prison' project. This project is a hep C health promotion campaign which aims to increase awareness of hep C prevention, testing and cure among people within the criminal justice system. Funding support included the cost of A6 postcard sheets, packs of coloured pencils, plastic document pouches and brochures.1400014000
2019AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Support for Hepatitis Queensland's to put on the HEAT (Hepatitis C Elimination Action Team) on Queenslanders through an innovative targeted digital messaging campaign. Funding supported this campaign and the development of collateral that has the capacity to translate nationally.1500015000
2019AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Support for the Fibroscan In-Reach (FIR) Project at Woodford Correctional Center. The FIR project offers clinical fibroscan services, including the provision of a trained/accredited fibroscan operator, to assist in liver fibrosis assessment prior to HCV treatment of detainees at the Woodford Correctional Centre. Additionally, the project provides education and training to clinical and non-clinical staff at Woodford Correctional Centre including in the use and interpretation of the fibroscan and through providing targeted workforce development and best practice resources and guidelines to support onsite testing and treatment.2415024150
2019AbbVieHepatitis South Australia (SA)Support for Hepatitis SA's Priority Plus Project. The project aimed to enhance the HCV treatment information and education services provided to HCV priority populations in South Australia - specifically people who inject drugs; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, Vietnamese, Chinese; and people with a mental illness.1546515465
2019AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaDonation to support the Leukaemia Foundation's Light the Night community program. The Light the Night community program aims to provide emotional support to people across Australia who are affected by a blood cancer diagnosis, to let them know that they are not alone, and to raise funds that will provide support to them.50005000
2019AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaSupport for Lymphoma Australia's delivery of online webinars and filming sessions that focus on subtypes, treatments and survivorship education that is relevant to Lymphoma /CLL patients, as well as the updating of the "Living with CLL" book to ensure patients and health professionals are accessing the latest information.3000030000
2019AbbVieMusculoskeletal AustraliaSupport for Musculosketal (MSK) Australia to further distribute and print the MSK Kids Rheum Record Resource Kit, a comprehensive resource with all the information parents, teachers and coaches need in one place. The funding will allow Musculoskeletal Australia to increase its partnerships with paediatric rheumatologists, professional organisations and other key stakeholders involved in this program.1500015000
2019AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Donation to support Parkinson's NSW's Unity Walk to raise awareness of Parkinson's Disease (PD) in the community to support those dealing with PD.10001000
2019AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Charitable donation to Parkinson's NSW as part of the Unity Walk campaign where AbbVie's employees fundraising efforts were matched by AbbVie.1903.091903.09
2019AbbVieParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship of GP Forum on 17 August 2019 to provide education on Parkinson's disease to GPs in metropolitan Sydney. Titled "GP Education Forum:" Understanding Parkinson's - Treatments and Research", the Forum aimed to provide information and education to GPs to enable them to understand the disease, provide knowledge about medications and treatments to ultimately assist in better outcomes for patients who have Parkinson's.20002000
2019AbbVieParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Donation to support Parkinson's QLD's 'Walk in the Park' held on Sunday 14 April, to raise awareness of Parkinson's Disease (PD) in the community to support those dealing with PD.50005000
2019AbbVieParkinson's South Australia (SA)Support to professionally record and edit Parkinson's South Australia (SA) "Living Well" seminar series. The series which includes 16 different videos aims to provide information to regional clients on living better with Parkinson's and help them maximise choice, independence and wellbeing. Topics include: Stress, Resilience and Wellbeing.1990519905
2019AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Contribution to support Parkinson's Victoria's Infused Therapy Peer Support Network program. The Infused Therapy Peer Support Network draws participants from across Victoria providing a safe supportive space with expert facilitation to support those living with Parkinson's and their families who are considering an infused therapy or who are receiving an infused therapy to meet and share information.20002000
2019AbbVieParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Donation to support Parkinsons Western Australia (WA)'s 'Walk in the Park' held on Sunday 14 April, to raise awareness of Parkinson's Disease (PD) in the community to support those dealing with PD.10001000
2019AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) Gala Halloween event with proceeds raised going to help fund RCA's PatientCare Team in continuing to deliver emotional and financial support to patients and carers during their cancer diagnosis journey.50005000
2019AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaCharitable donation to Rare Cancers Australia as part of 2019 KOSI Challenge campaign where AbbVie employee's fundraising efforts were matched by AbbVie.1250012500
2019AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaContribution to support the CanForum 20 initiative, a one day seminar at Parliament House in Canberra. The CanForum provides a platform for the entire cancer community to come together and consider the developments and challenges they collectively face and highlight needs and solutions for cancer care attended by patients, industry, healthcare professionals, politicians and policy makers. AbbVie funding used for event management, materials development and AV.2500025000
2019AbbVieRare Voices AustraliaContribution to support the resource development component of Rare Voices Mentorship & Education Program - 2019.50005000
2020AbbVieArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport of direct costs associated with Arthritis Australia's national Rheumatoid Arthritis Consumer Awareness Campaign. Funds assisted in covering some of the direct costs associated with the mainstream commercial radio advertising campaign, social media campaign and marketing collateral.15,000.00 AUD15000
2020AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of Crohn's and Colitis Australia's Live Fearless Campaign, a national fundraising event that encourages participants to get active in their own way. The objective of the campaign is to empower people with Crohn’s and Colitis to share their experiences with others, such as their friends, family and work colleagues, to increase the reach and understanding of these invisible illnesses beyond the patient community.5,745.00 AUD5745
2020AbbVieAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of Crohn's and Colitis Australia's World Toilet Day campaign. World Toilet Day aims to inspire positive action to tackle the global sanitation crisis and raise awareness of the issues with gaining access to clean and decent public toilets across Australia, particularly for people living with chronic illnesses, like Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis who often have an urgent need to access clean toilet facilities when they are out and about.10,000.00 AUD10000
2020AbbVieBeyond BlueCharitable donation to Beyond Blue to assist with their work towards achieving an Australian community that understands anxiety, depression and suicide.1,000.00 AUD1000
2020AbbVieEczema Support AustraliaSupport to Eczema Support Australia to produce a brochure and information resources to outline services available to members to support the eczema community.10,000.00 AUD10000
2020AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Support for the enhancement of Hepatitis NSW's Live Hep C Free peer program by delivering intensive peer engagements across five proposed sites in NSW to help reach anyone living with or at risk of hepatitis C and to facilitate access to hep C healthcare.9,000.00 AUD9000
2020AbbVieHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Support of Hepatitis NSW with the running of small peer promotion events at priority services to encourage clients to have better, longer, and more meaningful interactions with peer workers so that better health-seeking behaviour can be established by the client.21,600.00 AUD21600
2020AbbVieHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Support of Hepatitis QLD's hepatitis elimination digital media campaign to increase awareness and influence positive change in the testing and treatment for hepatitis B and hepatitis C.10,000.00 AUD10000
2020AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPurchase of eleven lanterns for Leukaemia Foundation's Light the Night fundraising event. The event raises money and awareness to give hope to all those affected by blood cancer.1,100.00 AUD1100
2020AbbVieLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport Leukaemia Foundation’s "Access to Treatment" Patient Education Series to help deliver digital patient education and information content to people living with blood cancer throughout Blood Cancer Awareness month.20,000.00 AUD20000
2020AbbVieLymphoma AustraliaSupport of Lymphoma Australia's “Knowledge is Power” project that included audit of all current website content by a third party provider, interactive interviews and videos featuring international and national experts that provide patients and carers with the latest information on CLL/SLL and development of a nurse learning module for CLL/SLL.35,000.00 AUD35000
2020AbbVieMusculoskeletal AustraliaSponsorship of Musculoskeletal Australia's educational webinar on the topic of 'Musculoskeletal conditions and your mental health.'4,545.45 AUD4545.45
2020AbbVieOvarian Cancer AustraliaSupport of Ovarian Cancer Australia with the development of a webinar, ‘Living with Ovarian Cancer,’ to help women newly diagnosed with ovarian cancer, as well as their husbands, partners, friends and families who rely on information, advice and reassurance from Ovarian Cancer Australia.7,850.00 AUD7850
2020AbbVieParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Charitable donation to Parkinson's Victoria to support Parkinson’s Victoria in its inaugural virtual event called 27forParkinson’s. The virtual walk was held throughout October to support the 27,000 Victorians living with Parkinson’s disease.6,200.00 AUD6200
2020AbbVieParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Support of Parkinson's WA's development of an educational resource, Parkinson's Best Practice Management in Nutrition, to help patients living with Parkinson's better understand the nutritional advice specific to their needs.11,900.00 AUD11900
2020AbbVieProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Donation to Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia for the Long Run. The Long Run is a fundraising initiative that encourages Australians to conquer 72kms each to raise funds and awareness for Australian men and families fighting prostate cancer.5,000.00 AUD5000
2020AbbViePsoriasis AustraliaSupport of Psoriasis Australia's World Psoriasis Day 2020 disease awareness and social media campaign ‘Be Informed’ - World Psoriasis Day 2020. Funding support included design and creation of a series of social media tiles and / or infographics, distribution of infographics and / or tiles on Psoriasis Australia’s owned social channels, translation of social media tiles to up to 5 languages and distribution of translated social media tiles on Psoriasis Australia’s owned social channels.10,000.00 AUD10000
2020AbbVieRare Cancers AustraliaSupport of Rare Cancers Australia with greater patient engagement and digital awareness through two initiatives including amplification and development of content for season 2 podcasts and development of patient-centric support services to enhance the Patient Record Management tool.25,000.00 AUD25000
2013ActelionHeart Kids AustraliaDonation for Annual Education Day1000010000
2013ActelionHeart Kids New South Wales (NSW) Donation for Tiny Tickers Ball20002000
2013ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaUnrestricted Educational Grant for Pulmonary Hypertension awareness event60006000
2014ActelionArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Unrestricted Educational Grant to support Seminar on Scleroderma run jointly by Arthritis South Australia and Scleroderma Australia Inc600600
2014ActelionScleroderma Association Of New South Wales (NSW)Unrestricted Educational Grant to support World Scleroderma Event organised and run by the Scleroderma Association20002000
2014ActelionScleroderma AustraliaUnrestricted Educational Grant to support an Information Seminar organised and hosted by Scleroderma Australia Inc14301430
2014ActelionScleroderma AustraliaUnrestricted Educational Grant to support undertaking a Strategic Review of Scleroderma Australia by the Executive25002500
2014ActelionScleroderma AustraliaUnrestricted Educational Grant to sponsor the President of the Scleroderma Australia in attending the Third World Systemic Sclerosis Congress in Rome50005000
2015ActelionArthritis Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship for GP Rheumatology update682682
2015ActelionHeart Kids AustraliaDonation towards CHD Registry1500015000
2015ActelionHeartkids New South Wales (NSW)Gold Sponsorship ‐ Tiny Tickers Ball50005000
2015ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsorship of 2 Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA) Management Board members to attend interstate Pulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and New Zealand Scientific Meeting, Sydney25002500
2015ActelionScleroderma AustraliaSponsorship for President of Scleroderma Australia to attend Fourth World Systemic Sclerosis Congress for Patients, Lisbon Portugal25002500
2016ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaDonation to support Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA)Website maintenance30003000
2016ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaDonation to support Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA)Website maintenance40804080
2016ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaDonation to support Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA)1000010000
2017ActelionAutoimmune Resource and Research CentreDonation to support printing of Educational Information brochures, Newsletters and Factsheets75007500
2017ActelionHeart Kids AustraliaDonation to support production of eduactional materials on the causes, diagnosis, treatment and management of congenital heart disorders2000020000
2017ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaDonation to support production of Education and awareness material85008500
2017ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaDonation to support Members and Carers Education and Information Day1000010000
2017ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Network AustraliaDonation to support development and production of "Living Better with PAH/PH" information series.1200012000
2018ActelionArthritis Foundation of AustraliaDevelop a best-practice Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program (RASP): Part 17500075000
2018ActelionHeart of AustraliaHeart of Australia mobile specialist medical investigation and treatment clinics to regional, rural, and remote area communities across Queensland5000050000
2018ActelionHeartKidsProduction of educational materials on the causes, diagnosis, treatment and management of congenital heart disorders2000020000
2018ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaWebsite construction and IT services40804080
2018ActelionPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaFacilitate the attendance of a member or members at the International Pulmonary Hypertension Conference and Scientific Sessions held in Orlando, Florida, USA1000010000
2013AlconGlaucoma AustraliaEducational Grant10001000
2013AlconGlaucoma AustraliaSponsorship of Glaucoma Australia's Commercial Glaucoma Adherence Program. This program provides aids for pharmacists and other HCPs to increase awareness and improve the adherence rate or glaucoma medications for patients.2500025000
2013AlconSight for AllEducational Grant50005000
2014AlconGlaucoma AustraliaFunding to support development of a patient education brochure in eight languages1200012000
2015AlconGlaucoma AustraliaFunding to support the development and implementation of community awareness campaigns for people affected by glaucoma, including patients, relatives and friends.2500025000
2013AllerganBenign Essential Blepharospasm (BEB)Financial support towards the running costs10001000
2013AmgenCarers AustraliaSponsorship towards Pollie Pedal (a fundraising bike ride from Adelaide to Geelong) to raise awareness of Australia's carers. Carers Australia represents 2.6 million carers in Australia who provide care to family or friends who have a disability, illness8000080000
2013AmgenKidney Health AustraliaMonetary support has been pivotal in allowing the KCAT program to deliver many achievements including written materials educating general practitioners about CKD (the latest booklet has now had 35,000 copies printed), online learning materials and the del5000050000
2013AmgenKidney Health AustraliaMonetary support towards the KHA-CARI guidelines program which provides for the support of guideline development and revision processes, peer and consumer review of new and revised guidelines, identification of relevant trials, maintenance of the website100000100000
2013AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of rare cancer evidence discovery and collation project. During RCA recent investigations it has become increasingly apparent that progress on improved treatment in Australia is being hampered by the absence of comprehensive and easily accessi1000010000
2014AmgenCanSpeakFunding towards a two day educational workshop focused on facilitating linkages and capacity building between small health consumer organisations.1500015000
2014AmgenCanTeenThe recipient of this donation was selected by a winning group in the company who won a teambuilding activity. CanTeen supports 12-24 year olds at every stage of their cancer journey, whether they're dealing with having cancer themselves, a parent, brothe70007000
2014AmgenCarers AustraliaSponsorship towards Pollie Pedal (a fundraising bike ride from Moree to Penrith) to raise awareness of Australia's carers. Carers Australia represents 2.6 million carers in Australia who provide care to family or friends who have a disability, illness or8000080000
2014AmgenHeart Support-AustraliaHeart Support-Australia sought donation to broaden their reach of the Support, Information and Encouragement project to enable all Branches to attend their AGM and for them to conscript the support of their HS-A trained Heart Health Support Service volunt50005000
2014AmgenKidney Health AustraliaMonetary support towards the KHA-CARI guidelines program which provides for the support of guideline development and revision processes, peer and consumer review of new and revised guidelines, identification of relevant trials, maintenance of the website7500075000
2014AmgenMelanoma Patients AustraliaFunds to assist in holding a National Advocacy Training Workshop for the benefit of volunteer national facilitators to learn more about advocacy and return to the local network equipped with a greater skill set and broader knowledge for melanoma patients50005000
2014AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support (Bronze sponsorship) towards Rare Cancers Australia's "Maintaining the Momentum project.50005000
2014AmgenRare Voices AustraliaRare Voices Australia is a not for profit organisation and a national alliance advocating for those who live with a rare disease. Funding will support their advocacy work on behalf of Australians affected by rare diseases.50005000
2015AmgenAustralian & New Zealand Bone and Mineral Society (ANZBMS)Donation towards Australian & New Zealand Bone & Mineral Society (ANZBMS)'s secondary fracture prevention website development.2000020000
2015AmgenAustralian Atherosclerosis SocietyDonation towards the AAS National Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (FH) registry to support the running costs for their registry launch meeting. The launch of the registry is to raise awareness of the FH National Registry, encouraging patients to enrol in t50005000
2015AmgenAustralian Atherosclerosis SocietyDonation towards the AAS PCSK9 stakeholder meeting to support the running costs for their clinical meeting. The rationale of the meeting was to discuss the likely clinical scenarios for the integration of PCSK9 agents into clinical practice and to underst86358635
2015AmgenCarers AustraliaSponsorship towards Pollie Pedal (a fundraising bike ride in Tasmania) to raise awareness of Australia's carers. Carers Australia represents 2.6 million carers in Australia who provide care to family or friends who have a disability, illness or who need8000080000
2015AmgenFH (Familial hypercholesterolemia) Australasia NetworkDonation towards FH Australasia for the Network to establish a website for patients and healthcare professionals across Australia & New Zealand. The website will assist users to access information on FH, including screening diagnosis, management and trea1500015000
2015AmgenKidney Health AustraliaDonation towards Kidney Health Australia (KHA). The financial support was chanelled by KHA towards delivering the project "Progressing Kidney Policy in the area of chronic kidney disease involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people".1818118181
2015AmgenKidney Health AustraliaDonation towards the KHA-KCAT national education program for 2015. The program aims to raise the profile of chronic kidney disease in the community via educational meetings to GPs and practice nurses. This sponsorship goes towards funding of the program8000080000
2015AmgenKidney Health AustraliaMonetary support towards the KHA-CARI guidelines program which provides for the support of guideline development and revision processes, peer and consumer review of new and revised guidelines, identification of relevant trials, maintenance of the website100000100000
2015AmgenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaDonation towards Leukaemia Foundation's cancer drug access workshop and patient advocate training.1500015000
2015AmgenMyeloma AustraliaThe Myeloma Foundation is the only “myeloma specific” organisation in Australia dedicated to providing support, education, information and research to those affected by multiple myeloma. The Foundation receives no government funding and relies on the supp40004000
2015AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaDonation towards Osteoporosis Australia (OA). The financial support was chanelled by OA towards a range of their core projects for 2015 which included general practitioner education and awareness, seminars, OA website, consumer awareness and data analysi8000080000
2015AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFinancial support (grant) towards the Osteoporosis Australia (OA) national Allied Health Professional educational initiative. The program aims to raise awareness and improve education about managing bone health. The grant will contributed to project dev100000100000
2015AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFinancial support (grant) towards the Osteoporosis Australia (OA) direct-to- consumer 'bone tracker' national project. The grant will contribute to project development, management, launch, promotion and tracking which will be fully managed by OA. The pro250000250000
2015AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. Every year there are over 44,000 diagnoses of RLC Cancers and around 24,000 deaths. Amgen's1000010000
2016AmgenHeart Support-AustraliaFinancial support towards Heart Support Australia's Community Heart Healthcare Education Project to create awareness for the prevention and rehabilitation of heart conditions in the community.30003000
2016AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFinancial support towards Kidney Health Australia's new collaboration with the Renal Resource Centre for the review and ongoing supply and distribution of patient educational literature for people with chronic kidney disease. The objective of this project1000010000
2016AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFinancial support towards the Primary Care Awards for Excellence in Early Detection of Kidney Disease. The new awards program is designed to recognise excellence in early detection of kidney disease in primary care settings.2000020000
2016AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFinancial support towards the Kidney Health Australia (KHA)'s Kidney Check Australia Taskforce (KCAT) Clinical Education program of 2016. A program focused on clinical education for the management of Chronic Kidney Disease in primary care.6000060000
2016AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFinancial support towards the development of the KHA-CARI Guidelines (Kidney Health Australia – Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment). These guidelines have been developed and promoted to the Australian and New Zealand nephrology sector for almo100000100000
2016AmgenLymphoma AustraliaFinancial support towards Lymphoma Australia's education activities including patient and carer education days, developing and distribution of educational booklets, upskilling and website maintenance.27272.827272.8
2016AmgenMelanoma Patients AustraliaFinancial support towards the redevelopment of Melanoma Patients Australia's website. The redevelopment focussed on updating the website to create an effective website that will allow patients to easily access critical pieces of information relevant to t1000010000
2016AmgenMelanoma Patients AustraliaFinancial support towards developing patient support materials. The objective of the materials was to inform patients of the latest news as it relates to melanoma and of Melanoma Patients Australia's services such as counselling and support.1000010000
2016AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial support towards Myeloma Australia's Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) to further patient education and advocacy, facilitate investigator collaboration and research, hold scientific meetings and to be the peak body, in association with1000010000
2016AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial support towards ground transfers and flights for three Myeloma Australia representatives to attend meetings around the American Society of Haematology (ASH) 2016 conference including the Global Myeloma Advocacy Network meeting and International1000010000
2016AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial support towards Myeloma Australia in aid of patients suffering from Multiple Myeloma or Myeloma. The grant funded their information packs and updates of the 2015 Myeloma Foundation of Australia's publications with 2016 version updates. The fundi1500015000
2016AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial support towards Myeloma Australia's Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG). The MSAG is comprised of 21 independent haematologists and scientists representing each State and Territory in Australia and is considered the peak myeloma body in2000020000
2016AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial support towards Myeloma Australia's Myeloma Medical & Scientific Group (MSAG)'s inaugural Australian Myeloma Workshop.3000030000
2016AmgenNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaFinancial support towards the National Heart Foundation of Australia (NSW Division)'s Women & Heart Disease Campaign: Women with Heart Luncheon to support the Foundation's awareness and educational initiatives in 2016.1000010000
2016AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFinancial support towards Osteoporosis Australia's (OA) Roundtable projects in support of national General Practitioner (GP) education and awareness. In 2016, OA's projects would include GP education seminars, education booths and a GP survey to improve a6500065000
2016AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFinancial support towards the joint Osteoporosis Australia & Australia New Zealand Bone & Mineral Society's Clinical Grant Program 2016. The grant program is channelled towards the support of Australian bone researchers and their research in relation to t7500075000
2016AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaAttendance of 10 Amgen staff at the Rare Cancers Sick or Treat ball to raise awareness and funds for people suffering from rare and less common cancers.22002200
2016AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support towards Rare Cancers Australia's Patient Voice Initiative conference. The conference objective was focused on a framework to formally acknowledge, facilitate and incorporate input from patients and consumers into health decision-making i75007500
2016AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support towards Rare Cancer's "Just A Little More Time" report which raises awareness of the lack of improvement in outcomes for Australians with rare and less common cancers and communicates the current state of funding and treatment.1000010000
2016AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support towards Rare Cancer Australia's endeavours in building awareness of the plight of rare cancer patients including the establishment of a 'patient hub' providing information and gateways on the many issues patients face.5000050000
2017AmgenHeart Support-Australia"A Second Chance" patient video resource, raising awareness of the importance of heart health.1000010000
2017AmgenKidney Health AustraliaRegistration fee and accommodation for a Kidney Health Australia representative to attend the American Society of Nephrology's annual conference.2679.582679.58
2017AmgenKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia and Royal North Shore Hospital's patient education booklets for kidney disease, haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and transplantation.1000010000
2017AmgenKidney Health AustraliaPublication, printing and distribution of kidney health related booklets for Supportive Care and Living Kidney Donors.1440014400
2017AmgenKidney Health AustraliaOnline education component of KHA's Primary Care Education program.5000050000
2017AmgenKidney Health AustraliaPrimary Care Education Program for Australian healthcare professionals about the management of chronic kidney disease in primary care.8000080000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia's Myeloma Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) meeting support.1000010000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaTravel support for two Myeloma Australia representatives to attend the American Society of Haematology meeting.1000010000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia Publications and Information Packs for patients, carers and medical professionals.1500015000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFinancial contribution towards Myeloma Australia's Medical and Scientific Advisory Group's (MSAG) administrative and organisational co-ordinator.2000020000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaAdministrative requirements to run Myeloma Foundation of Australia's Medical & Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) for 2018.2000020000
2017AmgenMyeloma AustraliaPilot program for direct support services for Myeloma patients in rural, remote and regional areas.125000125000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaRoundtable projects for 2017 to raise awareness and provide HCP education about managing bone health through seminars, educational booths and GP surveys.6500065000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaClinical Grant Program for 2017 supporting Australian bone research in fracture prevention.7500075000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaStage two of Osteoporosis Australia's National Allied Health Professional Educational Initiative.100000100000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaWorld Osteoporosis Day disease awareness activities.115000115000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFracture Prevention Audit program which tests the parameters of existing protocol and its effectiveness via assessment of various criteria.120000120000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSupport of the 'Know Your Bones' bone health self-assessment initiative.150000150000
2017AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaKnow Your Bones 'In-Pharmacy' education project.217000217000
2017AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaUpdates to the CAN.Recall app including multi-lingual support, improvements to the question decks and upgrades to other functionality.20002000
2017AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaAttendance of 10 Amgen employees at the 'Sick or Treat' fundraising dinner.50005000
2017AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers 2017 Advocacy Projects including a research / issues paper, Canberra Forum and media program.5000050000
2018AmgenITP AustraliaITP Australia's purpose is to build awareness and assist carers, patients and medical professionals about Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP). The donation supported the legal and accounting costs associated with setting up the charity and associated fees for the first 12 months of operation. It also included engaging in a website developer to build Phase 1 of the website including purchasing two URLs, engaging a professional copywriter and purchasing photographs for the website in a bid to provide Australian based information about the autoimmune disease.2000220002
2018AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFunding towards the publication of Kidney Health Australia patient education booklets which provide information for patients on topics such as haemodialysis, treatment options, home dialysis, symptom management and supportive care. The funds were allocated towards ongoing printing and distribution of the booklets.1000010000
2018AmgenKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a not–for-profit organisation dedicated to helping people with kidney disease, with a view to improving their health outcomes and quality of life, and that of their families and carers. Their mission is to promote good kidney health through education, advocacy, research and support. The funds will be used by KHA for 2019 activies such as; administration, training days for guideline groups, assisting guideline writers, organise peer review and revision of guidelines, creating summary versions for publication in the journal Nephrology and disseminating the final version of clinical and consumer guidelines.5000050000
2018AmgenKidney Health AustraliaFunding to support Kidney Health Australia's clinical practice and treatment guidelines (KHA-CARI Guidelines) for 2018 work plan. The KHA-CARI guidelines are essential for providing patient care, providing health professionals with resources for the prevention, early detection and management of people with end stage kidney disease.5000050000
2018AmgenKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia's (KHA) Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management Book, 'CKD-Go!' and workshop program activities which provided primary care health professionals up to date and evidence based resources and tools that support them to detect and manage CKD in their clinical practice.7218872188
2018AmgenKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia's (KHA) Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Ambassador Program; a new KHA initiative that provided health professionals working in a primary care setting an opportunity to implement best practice detection and management of CKD for the benefit of patients, which includes face to face and online learning modules, patient risk identification tools and a patient information kit.7821178211
2018AmgenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaFunding towards the Leukaemia Foundation's Clinical Trials Symposium to discuss clinical trials and how they work, the difference between clinician-led clinical trials and company-led clinical trials in Australia, and how to find and access information about current clinical trials.1000010000
2018AmgenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaLeukaemia Foundation's Transport Program; an initiative serving patients with blood cancer and related blood disorders by providing a car driven by volunteer drivers that takes patients to their hospital appointments. The sponsorship is for a period of 12 months.1440014400
2018AmgenMyeloma AustraliaThe funding assisted Myeloma Australia's outreach to people in Australia suffering from multiple myeloma and included updates to Myeloma Australia's (MA) publications. This included MA's MyeNews magazine as well as fact sheets and information sheets in addition to a new publication on stem cell transplants. Other resources included treatment guides and overviews as well as patient wellness programs.2500025000
2018AmgenMyeloma AustraliaFunding to support services for myeloma patients from rural, remote and regional areas for 2019. The funding covers patient education seminars (including an additional 10 regional areas), supply and dissemination of ''Myeloma: A comprehensive Guide'' and other booklets and fact sheets on myeloma to rural, remote and regional clinics and hospitals. The funding also covers myeloma specific education for nurses and GP's in regional areas as well as visits to regional haematology / oncology centres to meet specialists and patients to assess requirements and provide support as needed.110000110000
2018AmgenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia's costs to print and update their Myeloma Patient Guide, upgrade their online delivery platforms and education and training program which equip local support group leaders with the skills and resources to provide peer support to patients.110000110000
2018AmgenNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaDevelopment of materials and consumer resources for healthcare professionals to assist patients increase their knowledge and understanding of risks and effectively manage their risk of heart disease.130000130000
2018AmgenObesity AustraliaThe mission of Obesity Australia is to drive change in the public perceptions of obesity, its prevention and its treatment. The funds contributed to the support a highly skilled person to drive coordination, mobilisation, communications, alignment and continuous growth and iteration of the Engine Room Team.
The initial estimated cost for the Engine Room Team is $250,000 for the first year, Amgen provided support to the value of $20,000 towards this.
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2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia's (OA) 2018 Allied Health Professional Education Program. The funds assisted OA in development the educational content, liaising with key stakeholder groups, engagement with expert consultants and project management to improve understanding of osteoporosis and its impact in the community.4500045000
2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia 2018 Roundtable for General Practitioners. The roundtable activity addressed the importance of bone health and chronic disease management of patients.6500065000
2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia's (OA) 2018 Clinical Grant Program to support bone research. The funds assisted OA promoting and managing the program to organisations. In addition it included development of a flyer creation of a special section within the OA website about the grants.7500075000
2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFunding towards Osteoporosis Australia that assisted the development of a key educational platform for Allied Health Professionals. This technology will be used to educate about bone health and assist with the identification of patients who are at risk.135000135000
2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia Stakeholder Engagement Campaign, promoting the health and economic benefits of a proposed National Fracture Liaison Service through a series of events including a State Government Ministerial Roundtable, participation in the International Osteoporosis Foundation regional meeting and a Council of Australian Governments (COAG) advocacy campaign.195800195800
2018AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaFunding towards Osteoporosis Australia that supported their "Know Your Bones'' initiative. The sponsorship support was used to expand the project nationally and included project management, national promotional activity to healthcare professionals, select allied professional groups and the general public. It also included website maintenance and management of responses to consumer queries received via the website as well as a consumer and healthcare professional survey to assess the program.210000210000
2018AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFunding towards Rare Cancers Australia's 2018 projects specifically the Canberra Forum, a disease awareness event with MPs based on an update to the "Just a Little More time Report" 2:0.1500015000
2018AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFunds provided to Rare Cancers Australia to support the 2018 Cancer Drugs Access Committee (CDAC), which focused on proposing new and innovative ways to provide the best treatment to Australians living with cancer. The CDAC 2018 project included extensive consultation with and participation from many stakeholders including clinicians, patients, patient groups, government and the pharmaceutical industry. The project also involved the composition of a detailed issues paper that drew on RCA's experience in dealing with patients, clinicians and government in a bid to highlight barriers with the current regulatory framework. Presentations on the outcomes of the working group were made to Government and key stakeholders.4000040000
2018AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaFunding towards Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) to assist with 2019 projects including: (a) The Canberra Forum, a one day event staged at Parliament House in Canberra. (b) "Just a little more time" Report 3.0 to raise awareness about rare and less common cancers. (c) National media campaign including support for an International Expert to be part of the launch to share the report findings and raise awareness of the need for innovation and reform to improve treatment for rare cancer patients. (d) Website redevelopment to improve patient access to information contained on the RCA website through innovative technology and interface.5000050000
2019AmgenJean Hailes FoundationSponsorship of a women's health symposium that brought together health professionals to chart new paths through the current landscape of women's health in Australia.4000040000
2019AmgenKidney Health AustraliaSponsorship of two healthcare professional education programs designed to promote best practice in the detection and management of chronic kidney disease (CKD). The first supported workshops for primary care professionals and the production of the CKD Management Handbook while the second supported the development of digital education, tools and resources.101496101496
2019AmgenMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of information packs designed to provide patients, carers and medical professionals with relevant publications about the disease.2000020000
2019AmgenMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of a program to support nursing services in regional and remote areas, including both physical and virtual patient education seminars and support groups. The Foundation seeks to provide support for patients across Australia, especially those with limited access to treatment centres.105000105000
2019AmgenNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaContinuing sponsorship of resources for healthcare professionals to help patients increase their knowledge and understanding of cardiovascular risks and manage their risks effectively.9650096500
2019AmgenObesity AustraliaSponsorship of a Project Manager to help drive the coordination, mobilisation, communications, alignment and continuous growth of the 'Engine Room Team' that supports the Obesity Collective's actions.2000020000
2019AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship of an independent expert forum with leading clinicians to discuss the treatment of minimal trauma fracture; therapy duration; what is the next step; what constitutes treatment failure and options for GPs.2500025000
2019AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship of an event at Parliament House to raise awareness of osteoporosis and highlight reaching the milestone of 50,000 people completing the 'Know Your Bones' online assessment.3500035000
2019AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaGrant to support the organisation's programs focussing on awareness, education, prevention and better management of osteoporosis in Australia. In 2019 the contribution was used to fund seminars, education booths, dissemination of clinical guidelines and a national GP survey to improve understanding of risk factors and management options for osteoporosis patients in primary care.6500065000
2019AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaContribution to the organisation's 2019 clinical grants program for Australian researchers. As part of the program, grant requests are assessed by an independent review committee before the recipients are announced at a national conference.7500075000
2019AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship of the organisation's public and medical awareness campaigns on osteoporosis (including the 'Know Your Bones' campaign widely covered in electronic media and consumer magazines like Prevention ), and support for disease awareness activity associated with the National Strategic Action Plan for Osteoporosis.107000107000
2019AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the National Oncology Alliance (NOA) formed by Rare Cancers Australia as a mechanism for engaging the broader cancer community and developing consensus and understanding around the needs of those impacted by cancer. This funding helped support a foundation project that will form the basis of an Australian National Cancer Plan developed by the NOA.2500025000
2019AmgenStarlight Children's Foundation AustraliaGrant to support the Starlight Express Room (SER) at the Queensland Children's Hospital. The SER is a medical-free space for hospitalised children and their families to access a range of facilities and activities, socialise and enjoy time away from the stress of the wards1500015000
2019AmgenWalter And Eliza Hall Institute Of Medical ResearchSponsorship of the expanded use of the organisation's BioGrid model (a model for setting up national/multi-site level registries in solid tumours) to include lung cancer patients. The funding supported ethics approval, appointment of a dedicated research fellow and a project manager, and payments for clinicians updating patient data.6900069000
2020AmgenKidney Health AustraliaSponsorship of education programs designed to promote best practice in the detection and management of chronic kidney disease (CKD). This included the development and implementation of 50 primary care workshops to support the launch of the CKD Management Handbook (4th edition) as well as digital tools and resources for general practitioners, nurses and other healthcare professionals.$100,000100000
2020AmgenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship to support the development of educational patient information booklets for people living with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) to assist with their understanding of minimal residual disease (MRD).$25,00025000
2020AmgenLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship to develop a suite of resources to support people diagnosed with lung cancer. These resources will also support families and carers to better understand the condition and genetic testing.$25,00025000
2020AmgenLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of a lung cancer support nurse - a highly experienced oncology nurse who can provide evidence-based information regarding diagnosis, treatment, symptom management and well-being. Available for patients, family and carers, the telephone-based nurse service recognises the symptom and side-effect burden experienced by people living with lung cancer and seeks to address unmet need by offering assistance across the five supportive care domains.$70,00070000
2020AmgenMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Group's 3rd National Myeloma Workshop that brought together researchers from basic science, translational and clinical medicine and nursing to look at the future of myeloma therapy and how to improve patient outcomes.$5,0005000
2020AmgenMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of a program to provide nursing services in regional and remote areas, including both physical and virtual patient education seminars and support groups. The funding supported ongoing work to support patients across Australia, especially those with limited access to treatment centres.$50,00050000
2020AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship to support an online risk assessment tool for osteoporosis and awareness of its availability. "Know Your Bones" is an evidence-based risk assessment tool where consumers receive an individualised report on the quality of their bone health. This assessment tool can be used to initiate a discussion with their doctor.$75,00075000
2020AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship to support the implementation and full realisation of the National Strategic Action Plan for Osteoporosis, launched in 2019, and COAG's commitment to nationally fund fracture liaison services (FLS). FLS are models of care that assist in the identification of patients at risk of osteoporosis following fractures. The funding supports work to communicate the benefits of scaling FLS services across the country.$110,000110000
2020AmgenOsteoporosis AustraliaSponsorship to support the development of a pilot osteoporosis risk identification program for people aged over 70 years. The pilot focused on conducting screening in primary care practices to assess the bone health of patients over 70 years of age.$115,000115000
2020AmgenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship to support a specialist telenursing service program and facilitate a roundtable discussion with Amgen on effective patient-clinician communication.$15,00015000
2020AmgenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship of the virtual launch of the STARGATE project, which aims to raise community awareness of regional variations in prostate cancer incidence, mortality, and survival in Australia. Regional variations are differences in the incidence and outcomes of Australian men with prostate cancer.$25,00025000
2020AmgenRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship to support the development of the Vision 20-30 Report and the Genomic Testing Blueprint. Both these projects are intended to bring together relevant stakeholders to encourage Australian governments to ensure Australians can access optimum cancer diagnosis, treatment and management.$25,00025000
2013AstellasTransplant AustraliaOpportunity for attendance at an international meeting "Association for Multi-Cultural Affairs in Transplantation Conference" and attendance at a meeting with the "Black, Asian, Minority and Ethnic Alliance for Organ and Tissue Donation".$5000 as a travel grant towards participation and attendance5000
2014AstellasAustralian Transplant GamesOpportunity for attendance at an international meeting "Association for Multi-Cultural Affairs in Transplantation Conference" and attendance at a meeting with the "Black, Asian, Minority and Ethnic Alliance for Organ and Tissue Donation".$5,500.00 for "Bronze Partner" Sponsorship alongside staff participantion and attendance5500
2014AstellasVariety - the Children's CharitySponsorship and attendance at NSW fundraising event for Variety, the children's charity.$10,000.00 as a grant alongside staff participation and attendance10000
2015AstellasTransplant AustraliaGrant to support the following programs and activities:
1. Quality of Life Transplant Health Program, including the Exercise for Life Kids Program;
2. Organ Donor Registration Challenges;
3. Online launch of the "Tranplant Voices" book; and
4. Supporting
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2016AstellasAustralian and New Zealand Urogenital and Prostate Cancer Trials Group (ANZUP)Support of the Below the Belt Pedalthon activity raising awareness of testicular, prostate, kidney and bladder cancers.1. Entering a team of riders ($2,200)
2. A corporate donation to support the riders ($8,000)
3. Partial support of event costs ($2,500)
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2016AstellasMan Up!Funding to support the following programs and activities: 1. Regional and Rural education campaign in Queensland to raise awareness for prostate cancer ($10,000); 2.Printing of Man Up's information brochures (5,000) supplied for two weeks in December thro1049210492
2016AstellasProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funding to support the following programs and activities: 1. "#Pass4Prostate" - global social media campaign to raise awareness of prostate cancer through Spetember 2016 ($10,000) 2. Advanced Prostate cancer patient forum on September 22 2016 ($26,470)3797037970
2016AstellasTransplant AustraliaFunding to support attendance of Transplant Australia selected recipient (s) at the Fit for Life Ambassador Launch in Chicago, November 2-6 2016$12,000.00 (for travel and accommodation)12000
2017AstellasAustralian and New Zealand Urogenital and Prostate Cancer Trials Group (ANZUP)Support of the Below the Belt Pedalthon activity raising awareness of testicular, prostate, kidney and bladder cancers. Funds provided supported:
1. Entering a team of riders ($4,400) 2. A corporate donation to support the riders ($6,000)
3. Support of the BBQ lunch for event attendees ($3,000)
4. Development of consumer programs through 2017 including website and app development, workshops and symposiums ($20,000)
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2017AstellasAustralian New Zealand Society of Nephrology (ANZSN)Funding to support an "Indigenous Patient Voices Symposium". Funding supported travel, accommodation and hospitality for patient/carer attendees and event costs1500015000
2017AstellasHeart And Lung Transplant Trust Victoria (VIC)Donation to HLTTV to support a patient project survey for patient information booklets10001000
2017AstellasProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funding to support the following programs and activities: 1. The PCFA Parliamentary event on advanced prostate cancer - "Not too old for
life: Giving Aussie men of all ages a fair go" ($54,300)
2. Donation to PCFA as part of participation in the Big Aussie BBQ campaign to
raise awareness of prostate cancer during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
($1500)
3. A series of digital patient education forums across 2017 and 2018 "Ask the
Expert Webcast" for the prostate cancer community including prostate cancer
patients, carers and family/friends ($75,000)
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2017AstellasTransplant AustraliaFunding to support the Fit for Life! program across Australia. Financial support went towards the promotion of the program in transplant units across Australia, awareness of the program in the community, appointment of ambassadors in each state and educational workshops throughout 20172500025000
2018AstellasAustralian and New Zealand Urogenital and Prostate Cancer Trials Group (ANZUP)Support of the Below the Belt Pedalthon activity raising awareness of testicular, prostate, kidney and bladder cancers. Funds provided supported: 1. Entering 2 x teams of riders ($4,000) 2. A corporate donation to support the riders ($5,000) Development and enhancement of consumer programs through 2018 including app development, newsletter publication, consumer interaction website areas, workshops and symposiums ($20,000)2900029000
2018AstellasBladder and Bowel Health AustraliaSupport of the "Let's Talk About Prostate Health" public information forum 2018.500500
2018AstellasProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funding to support the following programs and activities: 1. Co-sponsorship of Parliamentary 'Big Aussie BBQ' lunch to raise awareness of Prostate Cancer during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month ($17,500) 2. Donation to PCFA as part of participation in the Big Aussie BBQ campaign to raise awareness of prostate cancer during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month ($1500)1900019000
2018AstellasTransplant AustraliaSupport of the Australian Transplant Games ($20,000), including: 1. Provision of volunteers 2. Funding towards the Games 3. Funding towards aspects of the development of the "Living with a Transplant" program which were coordinated at the Games2000020000
2019AstellasAustralia & New Zealand Urological Nurses SocietySupport for the continued running of the ANZUNS Prostate Cancer Nurses Communication Forum Funding to support a virtual community that provides a forum for peer to peer communications amongst Urology & PCFA nurses working in the field of prostate cancer in hospital wards, outpatient departments and community settings across metropolitan, rural and remote areas of Australia2500025000
2019AstellasAustralian and New Zealand Urogenital and Prostate Cancer Trials Group (ANZUP)1. Corporate Supporter for 2019 Sponsorship ($20,000) Improving the way ANZUP engages with members and key stake holders through: Continue to revamp ANZUP website, publish quarterly clinical newsletters, fund face to face Scientific Advisory Committee meetings, preceptorships and symposiums 2. Support of the Below the Belt Pedalthon activity raising awareness of testicular, prostate, kidney and bladder cancers. Funds provided supported: - Entry Fee for 2 teams to enter ANZUP Pedalthon ($4,000) - Corporate donation to support the riders - $500 per rider ($5,000)2900029000
2019AstellasTransplant AustraliaFunding for the Living with a Transplant Program to make it available for more patients, and materials for transplant hospitals to use. Funding for 'Living with a Transparency Program' includes: - 5 Videos - 3 Podcasts - Educational materials for hospitals - Pull-up banners5700057000
2020AstellasAnzup Cancer Trials GroupBelow the Belt Pedalthon #Your Way cancer research30003000
2020AstellasAnzup Cancer Trials GroupGold Sponsorship of ANZUP #Your Way 202088008800
2020AstellasAnzup Cancer Trials GroupANZUP Corporate Sponsorship 20202200022000
2020AstellasAustralia & New Zealand Urological Nurses SocietySponsorship of the Forum to cover the SOSIDO contract and the Prostate Forum Manager activities for a 12 month period1372513725
2020AstellasMonash HealthPump the Pedals for Prostate Cancer Gold Sponsorship1100011000
2013AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunding to raise awareness and engage asthma patients and encourage them to connect with their GP or pharmacist; and general patient awareness through World Asthma Day Events5000050000
2013AstraZenecaHeart Support-AustraliaCharitable donation to support the work of HeartKids who focus soley on children's heart disease31503150
2013AstraZenecaMental Health AustraliaFunding for patient awareness programmes on Mental Health issues in Australia2800028000
2013AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunds to produce a report on the progress and state of treatment of rare and less common cancers in Australia1000010000
2013AstraZenecaSunflower Foundation AustraliaFunding to support the Wellness Walk to raise awareness of Mental Health illnes in the community90919091
2014AstraZenecaArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds to support the development and production of a Patient education booklet on Gout.1753817538
2014AstraZenecaArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds to support Arthritis Australia and Medicines Australia Community Chest (MACC) Collaboration project "Cost of Arthritis - Economic Impact Stucy" under the Time to Move: Arthritis strategy.2000020000
2014AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunding to support the cost of printing and installing the Asthma Australia "Live, Love, Play" outdoor Adshel Advertising Campaign 2014 to enhance the management of Asthma in Australia55005500
2014AstraZenecaHeart Kids Of South Australia (SA)Charitable donation to support a charity event to raise funds for research into childhood heart disease.42004200
2014AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunds to support 2 projects of Rare Cancers Australia: Cancer Community Wide Surveys and the Consumer/ Patient Group Conference to benefit Australians with rare and less common cancers.1000010000
2015AstraZenecaBreast Cancer Network AustraliaDonation for AZ staff to attend fundraising luncheon in Canberra on 13/10/1516001600
2015AstraZenecaCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Charitable donation with AZ matching the $ value of funds personally raised by AZ employees.2218.32218.3
2015AstraZenecaCanToo OrganisationDonation of $200. Member of Can Too Organisation guest speaking at AZ Manufacturing site.200200
2015AstraZenecaCentre for Community - Driven ResearchSponsorship funds for research into the value that ovarian cancer patients and their families place on progression-free survival as a clinical outcome, as well as community engagement and education relating to the research and health policy environment104050104050
2015AstraZenecaLung Foundation AustraliaDonation for AZ staff to attend attend Charity Gala Dinner on 17/10/1530803080
2015AstraZenecaLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship for the COPD National Program. AZ partnership to develop patient materials for the Winter Warning Consumer and HCP Campaign9075090750
2015AstraZenecaNational Heart Foundation Of Australia New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship funding for Heart Foundation Research Awards night1000010000
2015AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaCharitable donation with AZ matching the $ value of funds raised by AZ employees for Ovarian Cancer Morning Tea.473.8473.8
2015AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship funds for the printing and distribution of Prostate Cancer Resource Packs for Patients2750027500
2015AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) and Ovarian Cancer AustraliaSponsorship for a one day meeting for patients with a focus on updating women living with ovarian cancer, men living with prostate cancer and their families as well as the community at large on outcomes of cancer research.1100011000
2015AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship for AZ staff to attend the Sick or Treat Charity Ball at Sydney University on Saturday 17th October 20151100011000
2016AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaPartnership funds to develop patient education materials including Asthma Coaching app & Asthma Patient Education app and social media campaign aimed at people with poorly controlled asthma.100000100000
2016AstraZenecaDiabetes AustraliaPartnership funding to support the development and implementation of Diabetes Education in General Practice Program; and funding to update current online consumer information of type 2 diabetes treatments and medicines7500075000
2016AstraZenecaMovember FoundationDonation to purchase fundraising gear during the November Program. Donations support the Foundation in its work to address men's health issues35003500
2016AstraZenecaMovember FoundationFunding to support the TrueNTH Program to help men, their carers and famility navigate their prostate cancer journey. Support will provide outreach care services by nurses, exercise physiologist, psychology support and other counselling services .5000050000
2016AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaFunding to support a National Advocacy Forum for World Ovarian Cancer Day
The aim of the forum: to bring together trained advocates, consumers, researchers and clinicians to tackle the major questions in the field regarding ovarian cancer.
2500025000
2016AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaFunds to support the redevelopment of the Ovarian Cancer Australia Resillience kits for patients with ovarian cancer6000060000
2016AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaFunding to support the development, delivery of the National Ovarian Cancer Symposium being held in Sydney. Funds will support OCA resourcing to develop and convene the event and Event Company management of the event.120000120000
2016AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityFunding to support the Launch of National Genetic Testing Program Initiative that will enable Australian families greater access to genetic testing.4936849368
2016AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Corporate sponsorship funding of the Community Conversations on Prostate Cancer in Australia Event held in Adelaide 12 Aug 2016. The event is for members of the community impacted by prostate cancer to be informed and connected5000050000
2016AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunds to support the Sick or Treat Program including patient sessions in Canberra - to include advertising, promotion and event staging costs; and the redesign of the Sick or Treat website to provide a resource to the community for information on the issu2500025000
2017AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunding to support the development of a Severe Asthma Patient Engagement Strategy incorporating a severe asthma website, patient brochures and the asthma patient hospital discharge resource.5055550555
2017AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunds used to support World Asthma Day HCP and Asthma week promotions; GP Masterclass 2017,Asthma Patient Education App Android Development; and Better use of medication campaign.9000090000
2017AstraZenecaBreast Cancer Network AustraliaFunds provided for AZ staff to attend the Pink Lady Luncheon in Sydney.1590.911590.91
2017AstraZenecaCentre for Community - Driven ResearchFunds support used to conduct patient experience studies (PEEK) for patients being treated for Bladder Cancer to understand how they navigate the healthcare system and their perspectives on diagnosis and treatment.5940059400
2017AstraZenecaCentre for Community - Driven ResearchFunding support used to conduct patient experience studies (PEEK) for patients being treated for Lung Cancer to understand how they navigate the healthcare system and their perspectives on diagnosis and treatment.102800102800
2017AstraZenecaCentre for Community - Driven ResearchFunding support used to conduct patient experience studies (PEEK) for patients being treated for Breast Cancer to understand how they navigate the healthcare system and their perspectives on diagnosis and treatment.138200138200
2017AstraZenecaLupus Association Of New South Wales (NSW)Funds used to support Lupus Association of NSW in raising awareness of Lupus during World Lupus Day 2017 programs.55005500
2017AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaFunds to support the BCRA Survey Program 2017. To support better health and patient outcomes in ovarian cancer through understanding and awareness of genetic testing.4000040000
2017AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaFunds used to produce Resilience Kits for Patients with Ovarian Cancer.6000060000
2017AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityFunding to support Pink Hope planning of 2018 patient programs such as health and wellness days and patient awareness campaigns relating to breast and ovarian cancer risks.3000030000
2017AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityFunds used to support the National Consumer Education Program of Education and Health Days during 2017.124675124675
2017AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funds used to support the hosting of a series of PCFA Community Conversations Events on Prostate Cancer in Australia.5000050000
2017AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funding to support the development and provision of a programme of professionally prescribed exercise for men with prostate cancer.9310093100
2017AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunds for advertising and promotion costs associated with producing the Rare Cancers "Unfair for Rare" Report.2500025000
2018AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunding provided to support Asthma Australia develop and deliver Patient Asthma Management Tools, Asthma Coaching Program and Campaigns to engage asthma patients in managing their asthma.110000110000
2018AstraZenecaAustralian Prostate CentreSponsorship of Non-Meeting Activity Exercise Physiology Program Support 201818181.81000000000118181.81
2018AstraZenecaBreast Cancer Network AustraliaDonation to support AZ attendance at the Pink Lady Luncheon in Sydney.18001800
2018AstraZenecaCystic Fibrosis AustraliaDonation provided to support the association in research and development of Cystic Fibrosis. Donation initiated after the passing of AZ employee from this disease.50005000
2018AstraZenecaLupus Association Of New South Wales (NSW)Funds used to support Lupus Association of NSW in raising awareness of Lupus during World Lupus Day 2018 program.1000010000
2018AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityFunding provided to support Pink Hope in planning 2018 patient educational programs on breast and ovarian cancer.120340120340
2018AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Funding provided for 'In-kind' production and distribution of PCFA Information Guide for patients on "Understanding Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer"1056010560
2018AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaDonation provided to support the fundraising appeal for Rare Cancers Australia at their 2018 Mount Kosciuszko Challenge.50005000
2018AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunding provided to travel and accommodation support for 2 Rare Cancer Australia advocates to attend the 2018 Global Cancer Therapy Research, Development and Accessibility Workshop in Maryland USA.2500025000
2018AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaFunding provided to support Cancer Drugs Access Committee funding for 2018 research and community engagement4400044000
2019AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaFunding to support project Asthma Zero, which will be bringing together person-centered approaches, with design thinking methodologies, to develop new approaches to reduce SABA over reliance, and support people in achieving good asthma control, thus reduce their risk of worsening symptoms and asthma attacks. The funding will be used to support the development of the project plan and to facilitate the National Steering Committee travel costs where the project plan will be discussed.1451014510
2019AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationAustralian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the leading organisation in the development and provision of quality, evidence-based diabetes education and standards. This support is for an educational event for Credentialed Diabetes Educators, to support education in managing patients with Diabetes including Type 2 Diabetes (T2D). Funding to be used for food and beverage at the educational event.400400
2019AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationAustralian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the leading organisation in the development and provision of quality, evidence-based diabetes education and standards. This support is for an Education dinner presentation to ADEA members (Credentialed Diabetes Educators) and allied HCPs In the improvement of care for patients with Diabetes.400400
2019AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationAustralian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the leading organisation in the development and provision of quality, evidence-based diabetes education and standards. This funding will support the education of Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDE) and those working towards becoming a CDE to educate in diabetes education and management. The funds will be used for catering and beverage, venue, AV hire and speaker honorariums. This is the first of two meetings.3636.363636.36
2019AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationAustralian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the leading organisation in the development and provision of quality, evidence-based diabetes education and standards. This funding will support the education of Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDE) and those working towards becoming a CDE to educate in diabetes education and management. The funds will be used for catering and beverage, venue, AV hire and speaker honorariums. This is the second of two meetings.5454.555454.55
2019AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationAustralian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the leading organisation in the development and provision of quality, evidence-based diabetes education and standards. Funding will support program development for the scientific conference as well as funding for the breakfast on day two of the event. The meeting is an opportunity to brainstorm with colleagues, share recent developments in clinical and basic research, and offer new insights into clinical practice.6415564155
2019AstraZenecaBEAT Bladder Cancer AustraliaBEAT is a patient-driven bladder cancer charity that wishes to increase community and Practitioner's awareness and education, provide support services to the bladder cancer community and steer and advance bladder cancer research, diagnosis and treatment options. Funding will support a new patient support model, including an enhanced website, Facebook community support group, tele-nurse support line, online forum for practitioners, both face to face and virtual support group for caregivers, and one-on-one patient matching support. These services will be phased in throughout 2019-20202800028000
2019AstraZenecaDiabetes AustraliaSupport to collaborate with Diabetes Education Self-Management for Ongoing and Newly Diagnosed (DESMOND) to promote a patient support offering focused on diabetes education and self-management, enabling clinicians and their patients to connect with experts in the field. The objective of the funding is to provide assistance to educate practitioners about the DESMOND Program in order to provide better health outcomes to patients. DESMOND is a 1-day structured diabetes self-management education program for people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The DESMOND program is the gold standard patient education program in type 2 diabetes and has achieved national adoption in Australia as a recognised and preferred service intervention.2563225632
2019AstraZenecaDiabetes AustraliaSupport for Diabetes Australia to: 1) raise awareness of early intervention, optimum treatment and the holistic care of people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) through Diabetes Australia's campaign to promote informed discussions between people with diabetes and their health care professionals, and delivery powerful consumer stories and messages; 2) support evidence based, best practice information and guidance about management of T2D in the general practice setting through supporting Diabetes Australia's work with the RACGP and publication of the next edition of the General Practice Management of T2D handbook; and 3) promote the importance of early detection of T2D through the 'It's About Time' campaign, which is aimed to reach the 500,000 Australians with silent, undiagnosed T2D, explaining why early detection/treatment is critical to reduce life threatening diabetes-related complications, since many people live with T2D for up to seven years before being diagnosed.132000132000
2019AstraZenecaLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation supports medical research that delivers advancements in treatments, encourages the careers of promising scientists, discovers new diagnostics and novel therapies, and gives Australians access to global clinical trials. The Support is intended to be used for re-development and implementation of the Leukaemia Foundation website that will host refreshed content that will transform the delivery of patient information and education.2000020000
2019AstraZenecaNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaThe National Heart Foundation funds life-saving heart research and work to improve heart disease prevention and care for all Australians. This support will be used to develop and operate a project that supports individuals who recently had a heart attack, their caregivers and families, as well as generate data to assess the national impact of the program and demonstrate health outcomes.8000080000
2019AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaSupport to the Ovarian Cancer Australia for their Symposium. The symposium will bring together researchers, clinicians and health professionals, providing an opportunity for discussion of new, innovative and specialist ovarian cancer treatments in Australia and internationally as well as providing a valuable networking opportunity. This specific support will be used for resourcing, which includes: Project administration, Project officer time, Develop Advisory Group, Convene Advisory Group, and Communication strategy.3000030000
2019AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaOvarian Cancer Australia will bring together researchers, clinicians and health professionals, providing an opportunity for discussion of new, innovative and specialist ovarian cancer treatments in Australia and internationally as well as providing a networking opportunity. This funding will allow two face-to-face ovarian cancer information forums in Sydney and Perth for women with ovarian cancer, their friends/families, as well as live stream and upload to their website. The support will be used for operating expenses, which include event catering, venue hire, website development and photography. It will also cover admin and overheads, which include insurance, office building expenses, internet costs, office equipment, IT infrastructure and support and courier fees.4900049000
2019AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityPink Hope is a breast and ovarian preventative health hub, working to ensure every individual can assess, manage and reduce their risk of breast and ovarian cancer, while providing personalised support to at-risk women. Support will be used to develop a workshop, the aim being for participants to gain an understanding of the challenges in NZ around access, to brainstorm new and engaging ways to drive media, communications and advocacy, to discuss potential funding opportunities and to understand and make clear the resources needed to achieve tangible results. Brainstorming sessions will discuss issues and roadblocks to care, resources, advocates and organizations needs, and to gain consensus for a plan moving forward. Funding will also be used to support hospitality and fees for Pink Hope's CEO to facilitate the workshop.5454.555454.55
2019AstraZenecaPink Hope CommunityPink Hope is a breast and ovarian preventative health hub, working to ensure every individual can assess, manage and reduce their risk of breast and ovarian cancer, while providing personalised support to at-risk women. The support is intended to be used to fund educational and health related events 'Information and Support Days', the 'She Shares Events', and the 'EDU Evenings' throughout Australia. These events allow patients to hear from experts in their field and empower and motivate them to better manage their health.8000080000
2019AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)The Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurse (PCSN) program's goal is to provide coordinated support throughout the entire prostate cancer journey; taking into account physical, emotional, psychological and social needs of men and their families. The goal of this educational event is to promote and fund world leading, innovative research into prostate cancer, and create awareness and advocacy campaigns for the Australian community, health professionals and Government and to support men and their families affected by prostate cancer, through evidence-based information and resources, Support Groups and Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurses. The ability for all PCSNs nationwide to access prostate cancer data in clinical research is a critical component of this goal.3000030000
2019AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Support was given for the 2019 Halloween Charity Ball. All proceeds raised from the Charity Ball will help fund the Patient Care Team in continuing to deliver emotional and financial support to patients and carers during their cancer diagnosis journey.40004000
2019AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. Support for RCA was for the Canberra forum featuring speakers from the cancer community to discuss the evolution of precision medicine, personalised health care and targeted therapies. The intent of funding is to support one or more international speakers that are expert in innovation funding models in a single payer system. RCA's goal is to improve awareness of the issues facing Australians living with RLC to federal politicians, members of the medical profession and the general public. The forum will provide an evidence base that can be shared with health care professionals so they develop a more refined understanding of the current registration and reimbursement systems. Specifically, funding will be used to update "Just a Little More Time" Reports, staging of the Canberra Forum, a major media campaign and website update.2000020000
2020AstraZenecaAsthma AustraliaAsthma Awareness Campaigns – educating consumers about good asthma management and World Asthma Day and Asthma Week series partner. Silver Support to be used for Project HCP – engaging and upskilling GPs and other HCPs across Australia, 2020 Asthma Conference – shifting the dial on asthma, and 2020.98,000.0098000
2020AstraZenecaAsthma Foundation of Western Australia (WA)The Support is intended to be used for the following: Preventable harm remains common for people with asthma. One contributory factor is the relative lack of training about asthma among clinicians who do not have a subspecialty interest in the condition. This is manifest in doctors and nurses reporting they would like more subspecialty education in asthma, and the poor performance of health professionals (HPs)dealing with asthma in both chronic and acute settings. We are aware that AstraZeneca is patient outcome focussed and your objective of partnering with us on one of our HP education videos is to increase the correct diagnosis and treatment of asthma patients across WA.We intend to develop a short HP education video for Health Professionals and promote through our networks and the RACGP.The topic will be Asthma Diagnosis. The 5 min video featuring Dr John Blakey (tbc), Asthma WA slides with text, infographic, illustration, and photography.5,000.005000
2020AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationSponsorship of Education to CDEs in the management of patients with T2DM, in particulate Diabetes and eye health. ADEA-SA Branch Meeting to be held on Wednesday 4 March 2020 at Martini Restaurant. The Support is intended to be used for educational purposes for approx. 35 healthcare professionals. The Bronze Sponsorship Package includes: Bronze Sponsor branding on ADEA website announcing the event with direct link to sponsor’s website ADEA Branch Event Sponsorship Prospectus.500.00500
2020AstraZenecaAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationThe Support is intended to be used to Sponsor the ADEA State Branch Conferences at a Silver Sponsorship Package level. ADEA branch events are an opportunity for health professionals from multiple disciplines to come together, network and exchange their knowledge of the latest clinical practices and research in diabetes. These ADEA branch events provide a program of interesting, challenging and informative sessions that feature thought leaders in diabetes, diabetes management and diabetes care. They cover a range of clinical, practical and research topics identified by members and local organising committees. The events attract delegates from both the public and private health care sectors across Australia who are key players in diabetes education and management. They include: Diabetes Educators, Psychologists, Nurses, Physiotherapists, Dietitians, General Practitioners, Podiatrists, Practice Nurses, Managers, Pharmacists, Health Care Workers, Researchers, Midwives.6,000.006000
2020AstraZenecaCentre for Community - Driven ResearchPEEK study is to conduct patient experience studies across a number of disease streams using a protocol that will allow for comparisons over time (both quantitative and qualitative components). Through PEEK, we are able to gain insights into the experience of patient communities and their expectations of future treatment, care and information provision - in a more equitable and systematic way - particularly in the context of Health Technology Assessment.60,000.0060000
2020AstraZenecaKaden CentreThe Virtual remote exercise Program to support a total of 70 patients with prostate, lung and ovarian cancers. The deliverables on this grant program include: Each patient shall receive the same professional, evidence based service as those attending the clinic, A Zoom based initial assessment, 10 weeks of individualised, targeted exercise programs, 15 minute Zoom contact with the clinician to support and practice technique assistance, Telephone access to the clinician at any time, A Zoom based subsequent assessment at week 12, 2 reports to the referring Doctor - 1 following the initial assessment and 1 following the final assessment and Reports shall be sent to the Astra Zeneca contact(s) bimonthly, outlining the number of patients attending by cancer type.40,600.0040600
2020AstraZenecaKidney Health AustraliaNational Launch of the CKD Management in Primary Care handbook. The Support is intended to be used to support the delivery of digital and face to face activity to support the launch of the 4th edition of ‘CKD Management in Primary Care’ handbook. Digital promotion of handbook via Kidney Health Australia networks. Launch events will provide an opportunity for key stakeholders to come together, will raise awareness around the new CKD handbook and also provide education to GPs, nurses and other health professionals on the content of the new handbook with a focus of the early detection of CKD in primary care. Education component to be delivered by a senior Nephrologist.30,182.0030182
2020AstraZenecaKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia’s new Big Red Kidney Bus Mobile dialysis – NSW. Kidney Health Australia operates an award-winning mobile dialysis bus in NSW in partnership with our clinical partner, the Royal North Shore Hospital. The bus provides a vital service for dialysis patients allowing them to have a holiday whilst still receiving haemodialysis treatment. The Organisation will use the Support to contribute towards the cost of refurbishment of the new Big Red Kidney Bus which is scheduled for completion by September 2021. To support continuing Medical Education and the quality use of medicines in Australia.198,500.00198500
2020AstraZenecaLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaLeukaemia Foundation Light the Night Grant 2020. Grant from AstraZeneca for the provision of 30 Lanterns for the Leukaemia Foundation's Light the Night at Home fundraising event.3,000.003000
2020AstraZenecaMcGrath FoundationNational Metastatic Breast Cancer (mBC) Nurse Training Program. Funding for National metastatic breast cancer nurse training program in collaboration with Monash Health (MH), Monash University and Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Services (SMICS). Funding is for the successful development, implementation and evaluation of this important program. This will include the design and build of a best practice online training program, as well as the delivery of the three-day practical component of the training program and ongoing clinical supervision to ensure the practices are embedded in health services around the country.72,900.0072900
2020AstraZenecaNational Asthma Council AustraliaThe Support is intended to be used for the following: The International Primary Care Respiratory Group (IPRCG) has created an international pilot, Asthma Right Care (ARC) to explore how to use social movement approaches to create a desire for change in the management of asthma. The priority, in the first phase in each country, is to create conversations on the over-reliance on short acting beta2 agonists (SABAs). The priority groups are those with asthma in the community (consumers), pharmacists, general practitioners (GPs) and nurses. Event format used will be Web/Virtual (ex. Online Broadcast, etc.)5,000.005000
2020AstraZenecaNational Asthma Council AustraliaNational Asthma Council Australia (NAC). The Support is intended to be used for the following: The NAC video library will be updated to include a series of NAC-produced instructional videos on how patients should correctly use the self-administration devices. Each proposed device video will be a clip of approximately 2–4 minutes duration showing the correct technique for the device.22,000.0022000
2020AstraZenecaOsteoporosis AustraliaHealthy Bones Australia expansion project includes: Assessment of patients with Prostate cancer for osteoporosis. Expansion of the program to include: The General Rheumatology Clinic at Westmead Hospital and Blacktown Hospital (Sydney, NSW) and The Fracture Prevention Clinic at St Vincent's Hospital (Sydney, NSW).98,000.0098000
2020AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaNational Ovarian Cancer Sponsorship 2020. Sponsorship for the Ovarian Cancer Australia Core Services Impacted by COVID-19. Partner with OCA to update resources and ensure quality online and telephone support can be provided to ovarian cancer patients during the COVID 19 pandemic. The Support is intended to be used to for the following: (1) Resilience Kit– urgently reprint 1,000 copies - $21,000 (2) Telephone and Online Support – meeting increased demand - $79,000. During this time, in order to keep pace with demands placed on our Helpline and OCA Connect, we ask for $79,000 to cover these costs.100,000.00100000
2020AstraZenecaOvarian Cancer AustraliaPilot project - Ovarian Cancer: Sexuality, Body Image, Self-esteem and Relationships. This project will tackle a significant unmet need for our consumers - the challenge of changed body image and self-esteem as a result of ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment and how that affects sex, sexuality and intimacy. The project can be divided into two phases:
Phase 1: November 2020 includes: Convene Project Advisory Group comprising experts in sexual medicine, psycho-oncology and ovarian cancer, and women impacted by the disease, Create an information resource (hard copy booklet + online interactive pdf), Create web pages for OCA website including video vignettes of women (and their partners) discussing experiences, Incorporate advice/information for partners, and For a sense of what this information might look like, see our online Younger Women's Network resources.
Phase 2 - November/December 2020 includes: A 12-month pilot project which explores the efficacy of offering women (and their partners) access to a sexual medicine counsellor and/or and a sexual recovery counsellor, both specialising in oncology and sexuality issues. This service would offer direct 1:1 support for more complex issues around sexuality, body image and relationships. The program would be piloted with approximately 100 women (depending on the number of sessions each women requires).
120,864.00120864
2020AstraZenecaPatient Voice InitiativePatient Voice Initiative 2020-2021 Activities Sponsorship. Silver Sponsorship for Patient Voice Initiative (PVI) 2020-2021 Financial Year activities to work to progress the recommendations to im prove the patient voice in health technology assessment in Australia through the following programs: Consumer Online Toolkit, Supporting Patient Engagement And Knowledge through Efficient Resource Search (SPEAKERS), Consumer Comment support, Patient Voice training, Consumer Conversations, Promote the use of Patient Based Evidence, Industry training and Ongoing collaboration.7,500.007500
2020AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)The Support is intended to be used for sponsorship of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Online Induction program. Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurses who have recently joined the program will undergo the induction sessions online. PCSNs will participate remotely, from around the country, integrating their learning within their working week. AstraZeneca was not responsible for selecting the venue, inviting attendees or organising the educational content.25,000.0025000
2020AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurses Online Induction (November 2020). The Sponsorship of Electronic Induction for 25 Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurses. To be held from 10 November 2020 until 26 November 2020 for 4 hours per week and conducted online via a closed platform. The workshop will comprise didactic clinical content relevant to prostate cancer nursing includes Familiarisation with PCFA program reporting and support tools, Clinical presentations from key clinicians (urologists, radiation oncologist, medical oncologist, specialist nurses etc) and Mentored group discussion to encourage the nurses to reflect and examine how best to implement their role.25,000.0025000
2020AstraZenecaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)The Support is intended to be used to fund the E-Learning Module: Psychosocial Care in Prostate Cancer. The E-Learning Module will enable Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurses to understand psychological care in prostate cancer including: Helping with difficult conversations with clinicians or where men are receiving bad news, Supporting men in a practical way with difficult choices like treatment decisions, and Supporting men and partners to manage mild to moderate distress.50,000.0050000
2020AstraZenecaRare Cancers AustraliaThe Support is intended to be used to be used to fund sponsorship of the patient engagement platform: Rare Cancer Patient Portal, Peer-to-peer support communities, online and hosted live discussions, Bulletin board, Patient Navigator, centralised index to enable patients to access financial services in times of hardship, Enhancement of patient engagement capabilities within RCA, Launch of redeveloped website, and Improved patient management system.25,000.0025000
2013BayerAustralian Diabetes CouncilTickets for 2 staff to attend their annual fundraising event.500500
2013BayerAustralian Thyroid FoundationSponsored the Australian Thyroid Foundation’s website upgrade, enabling them to improve the way they communicate with patients and the general public.1000010000
2013BayerBowel Cancer AustraliaSponsored the Bowel Cancer Survey, “My Cancer, My Voice” to improve knowledge and understanding of the specific experiences of people with bowel cancer.7000070000
2013BayerCamp QualitySponsorship of a table at their fundraising event50005000
2013BayerCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Sponsored the Inaugural Supportive Care Leadership Conference- Leaders in Supportive Care: Linking us Together.1500015000
2013BayerGI Cancer InstituteSponsored the “Engage Community Forums” to provide information to patients and their families about Gastro Intestinal (GI) cancers, research and a chance to discuss the impacts of GI Cancer.1000010000
2013BayerHeamophelia Foundation AustraliaCorporate sponsorship to support their advocacy, education and research programs which provide support to patients with bleeding disorders and their families5000050000
2013BayerKidney Health AustraliaSponsored the ‘Kidney Cancer Initiative’. The initiative aims to support the needs of kidney cancer patients and their families through increasing awareness of the disease, advocacy and the provision of networking opportunities for patients.1500015000
2013BayerKids' Cancer ProjectCorporate sponsorship to support funding research programs dedicated to finding cures for childhood cancers.2000020000
2013BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsored a range of projects to support Macular Disease patients. These included the provision of patient services and resources, the development of a new website, a Medicare Locals Pilot Program, a disease awareness campaign, research and policy projec500000500000
2013BayerMS AustraiaSponsored MS Societies by funding them to provide support services for people with MS . This included programs such as the National nursing services, national peer support program, MS Ambassador program, telephone and online advisory and support services200000200000
2013BayerMS Research AustraliaSupported the Kiss Goodbye to MS campaign which aims to raise awareness of MS and raise funds for MS research.2000020000
2013BayerMS Research AustraliaFunded a program of research into MS including the Australian MS Longitudinal Study, The MSRA Brain Bank and the MSRA Clinical Trials Network8000080000
2013BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsored a table at their annual fundraising dinner50005000
2013BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsored the “National Stroke Foundation Forums”. The three Forums brought together a range of experts including consumers, researchers, academics and technical advisers, to progress new solutions to meet the needs of the thousands of stroke survivors an7900079000
2013BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored a table at their annual fundraising lunch25002500
2013BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored their “Walk with Me” event which raises awareness and funds for the charity that support children with disabilities and their families.25002500
2013BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsored the 2013 Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Community Attitudes Survey. The survey examined community awareness of prostate cancer, attitudes and behaviours around testing, and attitudes towards available support services.2000020000
2013BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaProvided travel to support their attendance at the 2013 PH Society ANZ meeting in Melbourne20002000
2013BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsored Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA) Australia website maintenance which is an integral communication tool for the charity20002000
2013BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsored the launch of the Rare Cancers Report “Just a Little More time”, to provide understanding of the current state of research, diagnosis and treatment into rare and less common cancers in Australia50005000
2013BayerRare Voices AustraliaSponsored the RVA Report: Experiences of Living with Rare Diseases i n Australia, to further understand patient needs in relation to diagnosis, access to care and treatment30003000
2014BayerBowel Cancer AustraliaSupport to attend and participate in the Roundtable Forum.20002000
2014BayerBowel Cancer AustraliaSponsorship of bowel cancer awareness month 2014.3200032000
2014BayerCamp QualitySponsorship of a table at their fundraising event supporting children with cancer and their families.40004000
2014BayerCancer Community Network AustraliaSponsorship of an educational workshop ‘Health Consumer Advocacy’ to facilitate linkages between small health consumer organisations. consumer organisations, focused on capacity building and knowledge sharing.
This was a co funded event.
1500015000
2014BayerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate sponsorship to support their advocacy, education and research programs which provide support to patients with bleeding disorders and their families.5000050000
2014BayerJohn Logan FoundationSponsorship of Community Service Announcement to assist in raising funds for the foundation.50005000
2014BayerKids' Cancer ProjectCorporate sponsorship to support funding research programs dedicated to finding cures for childhood cancers.2000020000
2014BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsored a range of projects to support macular disease patients. These included the the provision of patient services such as the national helpline telephonse service, print and electronic patient resources, the maintenance and improvment of the website488000488000
2014BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsored MDFA's national awarness campaign to increase awareness of macular degeneration.849000849000
2014BayerMS AustraiaSponsored MS Societies by funding them to provide support services for people with MS . This included programs such as the National nursing services, national peer support program, MS Ambassador program, telephone and online advisory and support services6600066000
2014BayerMS Research AustraliaSupported the Kiss Goodbye to MS campaign which aims to raise awareness of MS and raise funds for MS research.2000020000
2014BayerMS Research AustraliaFunded a program of research into MS including the Australian MS Longitudinal Study, The MSRA Brain Bank and the MSRA Clinical Trials Network.3300033000
2014BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsored a table at their annual fundraising dinner.50005000
2014BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored a table at their annual fundraising lunch that support children with disabilities and their families.25002500
2014BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored their “Walk with Me” event which raises awareness and funds for the charity that support children with disabilities and their families.25002500
2014BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship of economics model of prostate cancer project. The project aims to increase knowldege and understanding of the economic impact of prostate cancer in Australia.5000050000
2014BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsored Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA) Australia website maintenance which is an integral communication tool for the charity.20002000
2014BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaProvided travel to support their attendance at the 2014 PH Society ANZ meeting.20002000
2014BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of a table at their fundraising event.50005000
2014BayerRare Cancers AustraliaGold sponsorship program supporting a range of activities for patients with rare cancers.1000010000
2015BayerAustralian Thyroid FoundationSponsorship of a table at the Foundation's 20 years of service ball12501250
2015BayerBowel Cancer AustraliaSponsorship of Bowel Cancer Australia's release of "Lifting the Lid on Advanced Bowel Cancer" report during Bowel Cancer Awareness Month1000010000
2015BayerDiabetes AustraliaSilver Sponsorship of Diabetes Australia Parliamentary Dinner50005000
2015BayerDiabetes Australia2014/2015 National Partnership to raise awareness about diabetes related eye complications2500025000
2015BayerKids' Cancer ProjectSponsorship of Parliamentary Friends Event during Kids Cancer Awareness Month60006000
2015BayerKids' Cancer ProjectCorporate sponsorship to support funding research programs dedicated to finding cures for childhood cancers.2000020000
2015BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of of diabetic eye disease audio visual production for consumers2800028000
2015BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of Macular Degeneration CPD program for healthcare professionals7000070000
2015BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsored a range of projects to support macular disease patients. These included the the provision of patient services such as the national helpline telephonse service, print and electronic patient resources, the maintenance and improvment of the website200000200000
2015BayerMS Research AustraliaSilver sponsorship of 'Progress in MS Research Conferenc'e held on 29 & 30 October 201550005000
2015BayerMS Research AustraliaSponsorship of 2015 "Kiss Goodbye to MS" media launch66756675
2015BayerMS Research AustraliaPartnership with MS Research in supporting their ongoing research towards better outcomes for pati2500025000
2015BayerNational Stroke FoundationMajor sponsor of "My Stroke Journey" patient resource100000100000
2015BayerNexus AustraliasiaSponsorship of an educational workshop ‘Health Consumer Advocacy’ to facilitate linkages between small health consumer organisations.This was a co funded event.50005000
2015BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored a table at their annual fundraising lunch that support children with disabilities and their families25002500
2015BayerNorthcott Disability ServicesSponsored their “Walk with Me” event which raises awareness and funds for the charity that support children with disabilities and their families.25002500
2015BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsored PHA Australia website maintenance which is an integral communication tool for the charity20002000
2015BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaProvided travel to support their attendance at the 2015 Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) Society ANZ meeting and 'Get Breathless for PH event'30003000
2015BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of a table at their fundraising event 'Sick or treat' in October 201575007500
2015BayerRare Cancers AustraliaGold sponsorship program supporting a range of activities for patients with rare cancers.1000010000
2016BayerCancer Council AustraliaFundraising dinner to Support Cancer Council NSW (Hills Relay for Life)25002500
2016BayerDiabetes AustraliaSponsorship of 'Diabetes Blindness Prevention Dinner' at Parliament House, Canberra2500025000
2016BayerDiabetes New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship of annual fundraising event 'Live your life Ball'25002500
2016BayerKids' Cancer ProjectSupport for Parliamentary event to raise awareness of childhood cancers70007000
2016BayerKids' Cancer ProjectSponsorship to support a guest speaker presentation at Bayer annual conference1000010000
2016BayerKids' Cancer ProjectCorporate sponsorship to support reasearch into childhood cancers2000020000
2016BayerMacular Disease Foundation2016 Macular Degeneration Awareness Week105000105000
2016BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of clients services including national telephone helpline, patient publications and website development115300115300
2016BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsorship of 'My Stroke Journey' patient resouce5500055000
2016BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsorship of 'Patient information and education afternoon session' during Pulmonary Hypertension Association ANZ Annual Congress.30003000
2016BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of 'Sick or Treat' annual fundraising dinner50005000
2016BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of "The Patient Voice Innitiavite" which aims to increase patient engagement in Health Techology Assessment (HTA) in Australia75007500
2016BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of Rare Cancers Research Report Launch at Parliament House, Canberra1500015000
2016BayerTrish Multiple Sclerosis Research FoundationSponsorship of annual fundraising dinner for MS Reseach43004300
2017BayerKids' Cancer ProjectCorporate sponsorship to support research into childhood cancers1500015000
2017BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of 'The Journey to See' Report9200092000
2017BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of 'Macular Disease Awareness Month'108000108000
2017BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsorship of "My Stroke Journey" Patient Resource5500055000
2017BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship to attend 3 regional community events to raise awareness of prostate cancer60006000
2017BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship of "Big Aussie BBQ" launch event at Parliament House1750017500
2017BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Sponsorship to develop "Metastatic Prostate Cancer" patient video2000020000
2017BayerRare Cancers AustraliaPurchased two tables to support the annual 'Sick or Treat' Charity Dinner50005000
2017BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship to enable Rare Cancers Australia to develop a national consumer committee to guide their work1500015000
2017BayerVision 2020 AustraliaSponsorship of "Rising Stars in Eye Health and Vision Care" event at Parliament House25002500
2018BayerDiabetes AustraliaSponsorship of "Keepsight" - National Diabetes Blindness Prevention Innitiative. This Program is designed to fight against diabetes-related blindness to enable early detection & treatment to protect the sight of over 1.2 million Australians living with Diabetes.100000100000
2018BayerHearts4HeartSponsorship of "Feel the Beat" Atrial Fibrillation Awaeness Week campiagn. This program is designed to raise awareness of atrial fibrillation and to prevent AF related strokes in the community2000020000
2018BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of "Macular Disease Awareness Month". This campiagn aims to raise awareness of macular diseases to enable early detection to prevent blindness. Sponsorship of Patient support programs including phone service and education materials.200000200000
2018BayerNational Stroke FoundationSponsorship of "MY Stroke Journey" patient resource5500055000
2018BayerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSponsorship of the "Pulmonary Hypertension Association Patient Day". Enabling patients to come together to share their experiences living with this rare disease.20002000
2018BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of annual fundraising dinner "Sick or Treat"1000010000
2019BayerDiabetes AustraliaSponsorship of "Keepsight" - National Diabetes Blindness Prevention Innitiative. This Program is designed to fight against diabetes-related blindness to enable early detection & treatment to protect the sight of over 1.2 million Australians living with Diabetes.5000050000
2019BayerHearts4HeartSponsorship of "Feel the Beat" Atrial Fibrillation Awaeness Week campiagn. This program is designed to raise awareness of atrial fibrillation and to prevent AF related strokes in the community2000020000
2019BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of "Macular Disease Awareness Month". This campiagn aims to raise awareness of macular diseases to enable early detection to prevent blindness. Sponsorship of Patient support programs including phone service and education materials.150000150000
2019BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of "Sick or Treat" annual fundraising dinner75007500
2019BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the "little more time 3.0" report on rare cancers2500025000
2020BayerHearts4HeartSponsorship of Atrial Awareness Week to raise awareness of Atrial Fibrillation and heart health to eliminate strokes and preventable deaths.2000020000
2020BayerKids' Cancer ProjectGrants for eight researchers around Australia. Intended funds will be used to support basic scientific research.1000010000
2020BayerMacular Disease FoundationSponsorship of the MDFA Macular Month — a community awareness program which encourages older Australians to get their vision tested regularly to help lower the incidence of preventable blindness150000150000
2020BayerProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)The Big Aussie Barbie is a community-based event that invites all Australians to fire up the barbie to raise awareness and funds for men and families impacted by prostate cancer. Over the years it has been one of our most engaging events, bringing together workplaces, community groups, sporting teams, neighbours, families, and friends to throw on the snags for prostate cancer.2500025000
2020BayerRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of patient engagement platform development.2500025000
2013bioCSLAustralian Pain Management AssociationContribution for attendance at national pain conference for educational purposes20002000
2013bioCSLChronic Pain Association of AustraliaAn unrestricted grant of fixed value to support pain education and awareness activities during National Pain Week.1000010000
2013bioCSLLung Foundation AustraliaAn unrestricted grant of fixed value to raise awareness of lung disease, promote lung health and to provide advocacy, education and support services to those impacted by lung disease.2500025000
2013bioCSLMS AustraliaA restricted contribution of fixed value to support education and training programs undertaken by Multiple Sclerosis Australia284000284000
2013bioCSLMS Queensland (QLD)A restricted contribution of fixed value to support education and training programs undertaken by Multiple Sclerosis Queensland2165.942165.94
2013bioCSLMS Research AustraliaAn unrestricted donation of fixed value to support research activities through Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia2000020000
2013bioCSLMS Research AustraliaAn unrestricted donation of fixed value to support research and fundraising activities through Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia6000060000
2013bioCSLMSWAA restricted contribution of fixed value to support education and training programs undertaken by Multiple Sclerosis Society Western Australia35003500
2013bioCSLPainaustraliaAn unrestricted grant to support pain education, awareness and advocacy activities relating to Pain Australia's objectives.6250062500
2014bioCSLAustralian Herpes Management ForumAn educational grant was provided to assist with development of clinical guidelines to up skill general practitioners, clinicians and specialists and allied health professionals50005000
2014bioCSLAustralian Pain Management AssociationGrant to support the promotion of shingles
resources to members.
450450
2014bioCSLChronic Pain Association of AustraliaUnrestricted educational grant to support public relation activities to raise the awareness of Chronic Pain during Chronic Pain week9090.919090.91
2014bioCSLMS AustraliaA charitable donation following the presentation by an MS Ambassador to bioCSL employees.250250
2014bioCSLMS Research AustraliaEducational grant to MS Australia to: A) assist with educational and training services provided to patients with MS, their carers and their families; B) support the research, campaigns and other activities of MS Research Australia.180000180000
2014bioCSLPainaustraliaAn unrestricted grant to support pain educaion, awareness and advocacy activities relating to Pain Australia's objectives.6250062500
2013BiogenHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaSupport for patient education program2500025000
2013BiogenMultiple SclerosisFunding support for research, awareness campaigns, conferences and services provided by the State Societies360000360000
2014BiogenAustralian Haemophilia Centre Directors OrganisationFunding support for the organisation to send two Registrars to the World Haemophilia Federation World Congress. Funding to cover registration and travel costs55005500
2014BiogenMotor Neurone Disease AustraliaFunding support for the Annual National MND Research Meeting60006000
2014BiogenMotor Neurone Disease AustraliaDonation for ALS Challenge65006500
2014BiogenMS AustraliaFunding support for state societies in relation to patient programs, advocacy, communications, branding and building collaborative relationships125000125000
2014BiogenMS Research AustraliaFunding support for research and patient awareness campaigns110000110000
2015BiogenMotor Neurone Disease AustraliaFunding support for the 2015 National MND Research Meeting held at the Brain & Mind Research Institute38003800
2015BiogenMS AustraliaFunding to support the presence of national advocates for Oceans of Hope and World MS Day1200012000
2015BiogenMS Research AustraliaFunding to support the Australian MS Longitudinal Study and MSBase Data Linkage Program1500015000
2015BiogenMS Research AustraliaFunding to support MS Research Australia with the development of two online platforms: MS Research Australia Clinical Trials Network and MS research Australia Grant Protocol.1900019000
2015BiogenMS Research AustraliaFunding to support operational costs of managing the ANZGene research platform that brings together Geneticists from Australia and New Zealand to investigate the role of genes in MS.5000050000
2015BiogenMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Funding support for various patient education and support programs including: Wellness Retreat, Member MS Awareness Forums, Fatigue Self-Management Course, Patient Resource Folders and Mindfulness Program.1800018000
2015BiogenMSWAFunding support for various patient education and support programs including: Wellness Retreat, MS research Update Forum, Member MS Awareness Forums and Fatigue Self- Management Course.1700017000
2015BiogenMultiple SclerosisFunding support for the launch of the "Seeing MS" campaign.1000010000
2015BiogenMultiple SclerosisFunding support for MS education series of webinars and teleconferences that serve to educate patients on the disease as well as educate on other MS programs, services and support.3000030000
2017BiogenMotor Neurone Disease AustraliaFunding support for The National Motor Neurone Disease research Meeting 20171200012000
2017BiogenMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Funding support for the "World MS day Activities"14801480
2017BiogenMSWAFunding support for the "World MS day Campaign"10001000
2017BiogenMuscular Dystrophy Foundation AustraliaFunding support for 2017 Muscular Dystrophy NSW Medical and Research Seminar30003000
2017BiogenSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaFunding support for the Government Awareness Event at Parliament House Canberra 201765226522
2017BiogenSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaFunding support for Wellbeing Program for Families with Spinal Muscular Atrophy3000030000
2018BiogenMotor Neurone Disease AustraliaFunding Support for MND Australia Research Conference 20181500015000
2018BiogenMSWAFunding support for the "World MS Day Activities" 30 May 201815001500
2018BiogenMultiple SclerosisFunding for general activities, for The Wellness Lunches - Albury Oct 2018 & Launceston Nov 20181052610526
2018BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for the Rare Voices Australia Round Table of Companies 19 Feb 2018, 4 May 2018, 17 July 2018, 14 Sep 20181363613636
2018BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for the Rare Voices Australia National Rare Disease Summit 16 -17 November 20181818218182
2018BiogenSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaFunding Support of two SMAA Representatives to attend CURE SMA 2018 in Dallas, USA86898689
2019BiogenCentre for Community - Driven ResearchNervous System Disease Network Meeting - Australian Patient Organisation Network Conference 2018 2-3 May, 2019, SMC Conference Centre, Sydney 11619-SP-EC1000010000
2019BiogenMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Funding support for the "World MS day Activities" 30 May 2018 9078-SP-EC10001000
2019BiogenMultiple SclerosisGRANT Funding for general activities, for The Wellness Lunches - Delivery of "Exploring Wellness Workshops" in Ballarat and Sunbury during 2020 12423-G-EP99999999
2019BiogenMuscular Dystrophy New South Wales (NSW)GRANT MND Australia Research Conference 2018 12180-G-PE38103810
2019BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for the Rare Voices Australia Parliamentary Events Meeting 1 - 20 Feb 2019 Meeting 2- 17 Oct 2019 11493-SP-EC1500015000
2019BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for the Rare Voices Australia Round Table of Companies 20 Feb, 7 May, 15 Aug & 12 Nov 2019 11494-SP-EC1500015000
2019BiogenTrish Multiple Sclerosis Research FoundationTrish Foundation "winter Wonderland" Fundraising Ball, 31 August 2019 13669-SP-GEN22502250
2020BiogenMuscular Dystrophy Western Australia (WA)Funding support for Muscular Dystrophy 2019 Meeting, 8-9 November, 2019
13787-SP-GEN
$2,0002000
2020BiogenPatient Voice InitiativeFunding support for HTA Workshop Activity, 2 Workshops Q1 & Q2 2020
13759-SP-GEN
$7,5007500
2020BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for Rare Voices Australia (RVA) Parliamentary Event, Supporting the launch of the National Strategic Action Plan For Rare Diseases, 26 Feb 2020
11493-SP-GEN
$8,0008000
2020BiogenRare Voices AustraliaFunding support for Rare Voices Round Table of Companies, 13-FEB, 5-MAY, 20-AUG, 10-NOV-2020
14932-SP-EC
$15,00015000
2013Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council of AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim proudly supported staff to host Australia's Biggest Morning Tea's across Australia - the national fundraising initiative of the Cancer Council of Australia.2000020000
2013Boehringer IngelheimHope For Cambodian Children FoundationHOPE for Cambodian Children is a not-for- profit organisation that has built a centre in Battambang Cambodia to care for up to 120 children who have been abandoned by their families or community because they have or are suspected to have HIV. Boehringer IBoehringer Ingelheim provided practical support in producing printed material for distribution for fund raising drives such as a newsletter production.0
2013Boehringer IngelheimKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a national health care charity with a vision ‘to save and improve the lives of Australians affected by kidney disease’. As the national peak body, Kidney Health Australia promotes good kidney health through delivery of programsBoehringer Ingelheim committed to an unrestricted educational grant in 2012 to support the “Two of a KinD” Report. The Report was published in 2013 and the company contributed $40,000.40000
2013Boehringer IngelheimLiving Positive Hiv Living Positive Victoria is a not for profit community based organisation representing all people with HIV living in Victoria.60006000
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaThe company provided sponsorship for Deloitte Access Economics to provide support to the stakeholder meeting and assist the Lung Foundation Australia in developing an economic impact statement to quantify the benefits of lung cancer nurses in the Australi1183511835
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is a proud sponsor of the Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Registry. The company contributed funds of $15,000 via an unrestricted donation to allow the Lung Foundation to carry out their Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis patient registry and1500015000
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaThe Lung Foundation and the Australian and New Zealand Lung Cancer Nurses Forum identified the need to conduct a scoping exercise to start discussions in developing an Economic Impact Statement to quantify the benefits of a Lung Cancer Nurse Specialist p2230322303
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of the Lung Cancer National Program. This multidisciplinary group of lung cancer specialists, nurses, health professionals and consumers each year develops a strategic plan to advance research, professional development, public awareness and ed5550055500
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is a Foundation Sponsor and contributed an unrestricted donation to allow the Lung Foundation to carry out their COPD program which includes patient advocacy, disease awareness and HCP guidance and educational materials.140000140000
2013Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim provided an unrestricted sponsorship of a 2 year COPD Research Fellowship Award, awarded annually to a researcher in COPD who fulfils criteria set out and judged by the Lung Foundation Australia.$160,000 p.a. (which is made up of 2 x
$80,000 awards, one for the 2nd year of the fellowship (awarded in 2012) and one for the 1st year of newly awarded fellowship).
160000
2013Boehringer IngelheimNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a foundation member of the CHPNG which was formed in 2003 to help our Papua New Guinea (PNG) neighbours in the fight against HIV. Funds are provided to NAPWA for programs to assist in the management of HIV in PNG. The c1500015000
2013Boehringer IngelheimNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a supporter of the National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NAPWA) which is the national peak organisation representing people living with HIV/AIDS in Australia through leadership in advocacy, policy, educat2000020000
2013Boehringer IngelheimNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a member of the National Heart Foundation. The Heart Foundation Pharmaceutical Roundtable brings together members of leading pharmaceutical companies and the Heart Foundation with the aim of improving cardiovascular heaThe company contributed 20,000.00 for annual membership.20000
2013Boehringer IngelheimParkinson's AustraliaThe Parkinson's Unity Walk is a national fundraising initiative which aims to raise vital funds for Parkinson's Australia as well as increase awareness about Parkinson's disease in our community. Boehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a sponsor of this eventBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a sponsor of this event for the sixth year. In 2013, the company contributed funds of
$10,000 to support the ongoing maintenance and publishing of the event and fundraising website in Australia.
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2014Boehringer IngelheimArrhthymia Alliance-AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to contribute $25, 0000 to support Arrhthymia Allaince achieve their goals for improving awareness of the organisation, awareness of arrhythmia and providing education on the condition, treatments and outcomes.2500025000
2014Boehringer IngelheimBaker Heart and Diabetes InstituteBoehringer Ingelheim were proud to be a supporter of the event ‘On Your Feet Australia’. The event raised funds for ongoing research as well as raised awareness with individuals and workplaces about how much we sit each day and that this behaviour is a riThe company contributed $15,000.15000
2014Boehringer IngelheimBobby Goldsmith FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to contribute funds of $10, 000 to the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation to support their outreach programme which aimed to increase levels of engagement with people living with HIV, through the extension of the “Take Control of YoThe company contributed $10,000.10000
2014Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council of AustraliaAustralia’s Biggest Morning Tea is the national fundraising initiative of the Cancer Council of Australia. Each year our company supports our staff to hold fundraising events across Australia to help raise money. In 2014, the company proudly donated $212150321503
2014Boehringer IngelheimLiving Positive HivBoehringer Ingelheim provides ongoing support for the development, production and distribution of their quarterly newsletter. In 2014, the company contributed $6,000.60006000
2014Boehringer IngelheimNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThe company also supports the education of Treatment Officers by sponsoring regular national meetings to allow training and discussion of the latest care and treatment issues. This knowledge is used to support HIV positive people in their own states and r1000010000
2014Boehringer IngelheimNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaIn 2014, the company contributed $20,000 to the following initiatives: Project Chin Wag takes the form of a 'chat show' style forum which allows HIV positive people and their friends to access information from a panel of HIV healthcare workers and provide1000010000
2015Boehringer IngelheimAids Council of New South Wales (NSW)In 2015, Boehringer Ingelheim proudly supported the Aids Council of NSW (ACON) – Northern Rivers Branch information day for HIV infected patients to learn about the management of their disease and discuss with their peers. ACON is a health promotion organ15001500
2015Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council of AustraliaAustralia’s Biggest Morning Tea is the national fundraising initiative of the Cancer Council of Australia. Each year our company is proud to support our staff to hold fundraising events across Australia to help raise money. In 2015, the company proudly$21,270.49.21270.49
2015Boehringer IngelheimHearts4HeartIn 2015, Boehringer Ingelheim proudly provided $10,000 to support the goals of Hearts4Hearts, a non-profit organisation who support, educate and advocate for Australians living with heart disease.1000010000
2015Boehringer IngelheimHope For Cambodian Children FoundationHOPE for Cambodian Children is a not-for-profit organisation that has built a centre in Battambang Cambodia to care for up to 120 children who have been abandoned by their families or community because they have or are suspected to have HIV. Boehringer InBoehringer Ingelheim staff produce printed newsletter material for distribution.0
2015Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaOver 2015 the company supported a range of initiatives including: Sponsorship of the Lung Cancer National Program. This multidisciplinary group of lung cancer specialists, nurses, health professionals and consumers each year develops a strategic plan to490500490500
2015Boehringer IngelheimNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a member of the National Heart Foundation. The Heart Foundation Pharmaceutical Roundtable brings together members of leading pharmaceutical companies and the Heart foundation with the aim of improving cardiovascular hea1000010000
2015Boehringer IngelheimPacelineIn 2015, Boehringer Ingelheim proudly supported Paceline a not-for-profit association in its annual bicycle ride to raise both awareness of heart arrhythmias and funds for medical research. The company provided $10,000 plus GST to Ethical Strategies to pr1000010000
2016Boehringer IngelheimAustralian Pituitary FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to provide sponsorship towards the development of the new Australian Pituitary Foundation website.45454545
2016Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising effort60876087
2016Boehringer IngelheimChildren's Cancer CouncilThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising effort918918
2016Boehringer IngelheimKidney Health AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to provide sponsorship to support the delivery of independent, high quality ongoing face-face and digital medical education programs on chronic kidney disease and diabetes that will be rolled-out in 2017.4000040000
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to provide sponsorship for the Bridging Regional Gaps – Lung Cancer Workshop held in Tasmania. This one day Lung Cancer Workshop was for all lung cancer health professionals to further understand the disease and reduce the im25002500
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to be a major sponsor of the Lung Foundation Gala Dinner. This fundraising event raised funds to provide essential services and resources for patients, families, health professionals and everyone affected by lung disease. Th2000020000
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim provided funds for the development of a video about the COPD Research Fellowship Award and the past participants to help attract future applicants.3100031000
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is a proud sponsor of the Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Registry. The company contributed funds of $75,000 via an unrestricted donation to allow the Lung Foundation to carry out their Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis patient registry and7500075000
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is a Foundation Sponsor and contributed an unrestricted donation of
$140,000 to allow the Lung Foundation to carry out their COPD program which includes patient advocacy, disease awareness and HCP guidance and educational materials.
140000140000
2016Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim proudly provides an unrestricted sponsorship for a 2 year COPD Research Fellowship Award, awarded annually to a researcher in COPD who fulfills criteria set out and judged by the Lung Foundation Australia.in 2016, the company provided160000160000
2016Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship for the review of the educational asthma content for the Australian healthcare professionals’ area of the website www.lunglearning.com.au29002900
2016Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship for the production of an instructional video on how to correctly use the Respimat inhaler, published on the National Asthma Council website in the existing ‘How-to’ video library.68006800
2016Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship of the revision and updating of the 2016 Asthma & COPD Medications Chart for Australian healthcare professionals1700017000
2016Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising effort11821182
2016Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim proudly provided part sponsorship towards the update The Deloitte Access Economics Report - Impact of Stroke Across Australia4200042000
2017Boehringer IngelheimAsthma AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a sponsor of the Australiasian Asthma Conference.This conference supports the delivery of independent, high quality medical education on asthma disease.The company contributed $7,900.7900
2017Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Cancer Council through this program.The company donated $6071.6071
2017Boehringer IngelheimKidney Health AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to provide sponsorship to support the delivery of independent, high quality ongoing face-face and digital medical education programs on chronic kidney disease and diabetes.The company contributed $40,000.40000
2017Boehringer IngelheimMS AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support MS Australia through this program.The company donated $2000.2000
2017Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is a proud sponsor of two conferences for the General Practice Conference and Exhibition series. These conference support the delivery of independent, high quality medical education on asthma disease.The company contributed $ 20, 500.20500
2017Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship for the production of the Australian Asthma Handbook. The Handbook is Australia's national guidelines for asthma management. It provides independent evidence- based, practical guidance for health professionals diagnosing and managing asthma in adults and children in primary care.The company contributed $30, 000.30000
2018Boehringer IngelheimBreast Cancer Network AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Breast Cancer network of Australia through this program.The company donated $1,015.1015
2018Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Cancer Council through this program.The company donated $5,100.5100
2018Boehringer IngelheimDiabetes AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a partner of Diabetes Australia. In 2018 the company sponsored an independent, evidence-based education program for patients and Healthcare Professionals to increase awareness and understanding about the link between Type 2 Diabetes and cardiovascular disease.The company contributed $150,000.150000
2018Boehringer IngelheimHearts4HeartBoehringer Ingelheim provided an unrestricted grant to Hearts4Hearts. Hearts4Hearts used this grant to facilitate a patient focus group to inform the development of an independent, evidence-based patient resource for people living with an irregular heartbeat.The company contributed $10,000.10000
2018Boehringer IngelheimKidney Health AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a partner of Kidney Health Australia. The sponsorship in 2018 supported the delivery of independent, evidence-based face-face and digital medical education programs on chronic kidney disease and diabetes.The company contributed $40,000.40000
2018Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim provided the Lung Foundation Australia “Peer Connect” patient support program with non financial support to distribute printed brochures to promote the program. The Peer Connect service aims to facilitate peer support for people with Pulmonary Fibrosis wherever they are located in Australia.In kind0
2018Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to be a major sponsor of the annual Lung Foundation Gala Dinner. This fundraising event raised funds to provide essential services and resources for patients, families, health professionals and everyone affected by lung disease. The Company provided $20, 000 for the sponsorship.The company contributed $20,000.20000
2018Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaAs a Foundation Sponsor, the company contributed an unrestricted donation of $140,000. This sponsorship was used by the Lung Foundation Australia to deliver their independent COPD National program, which includes patient advocacy, disease awareness and HCP guidance and educational materials.The company contributed $140,000.140000
2018Boehringer IngelheimMito FoundationThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Mito Foundation through this program.The company donated $1,163.1163
2018Boehringer IngelheimMS AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support MS Australia through this program.The company donated $2,000.2000
2018Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship for the production of the National Asthma Council Asthma & COPD Medications Chart 2018. This chart is an education resource for a range of health care professionals including Respiratory physicians, Allergists, General Practitioners and Pharmacists to help with identification and explanation of different treatments.The company contributed $ 20,000.20000
2018Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaSponsorship for the production of the National Asthma Council Australian Asthma Handbook. The Handbook is Australia's national guidelines for asthma management. It provides independent evidence-based, practical guidance for health professionals diagnosing and managing asthma in adults and children in primary care.The company contributed $30,000.30000
2018Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim is a proud partner of the Stroke Foundation. In 2018, the company funded a workshop, which included multiple stakeholders across the health industry that aimed to develop new creative content for the F.A.S.T Campaign, which helps to teach Australians the most common signs of stroke.The company contributed $1,855.1855
2018Boehringer IngelheimOvarian Cancer AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Ovarian Cancer Australia through this program.The company donated $1,569.1569
2019Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Cancer Council through this program.The company donated $6 948.00.6948
2019Boehringer IngelheimHearts4HeartBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a partner of hearts4heart Australia. In 2019 the company provided a donation to hearts4heart to support their initiatives in atrial fibrillation patient advocacy and educationThe company donated $5 000.5000
2019Boehringer IngelheimHearts4HeartBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a partner of hearts4heart Australia. In 2019 the company provided an independent sponsorship for the development of a patient information booklet for atrial fibrillation (AF Explained) and also a AF patient checklist for questions to ask their HCP.The company contributed $50 000.50000
2019Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim provided support of $20, 000 to help the Lung Foundation Australia deliver their independent COPD National Program activiites which includes patient advocacy, disease awareness and Health Care Professional guidance and educational materials.The company contributed $20 000.20000
2019Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to be a major sponsor of the annual Lung Foundation Gala Dinner. This fundraising event raised funds to provide essential services and resources for patients, families, health professionals and everyone affected by lung disease. The Company provided $20, 000 for the sponsorship.The company contributed $20 000.20000
2019Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaAs a Foundation Sponsor, the company contributed $81,000 to the Lung Foundation Australia to independently develop and deliver lung health training and education framework.The company contributed $81 000.81000
2019Boehringer IngelheimLung Foundation AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim provided the Lung Foundation Australia a supply of 2000 placebo devices for educational workshops.In kind0
2019Boehringer IngelheimMS AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support MS Australia through this program.The company donated $1 750.1750
2019Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim supported the purchase and distribution of 5 000 Fact Sheets about Inhaler Techniques to Health Care Professionals for patients.The company contributed $4 225.4225
2019Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationThe development and provision of 'My Stroke Journey' booklet to stroke survivors in the acute setting, ensuring they understand their stroke, are provided a discharge plan and receive information on the support and services available to them.The company contributed $30 000.30000
2019Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim provided support to assist with the cost of producing both the "Cost of Stroke Report" and "No Postcode Untouched Report". These reports will be the cornerstone of stroke advocacy efforts moving towards federal and state budgets, upcoming federal and state elections. They will also be utilised in ongoing Stroke Foundation advocacy, media and campaign activities.The company contributed $35 000.35000
2020Boehringer IngelheimCancer Council AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program employees can participate in fundraising activities. Employees around Australia participated in a virtual Morning Tea event and Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support Cancer Council through this initiative.The company donated $2500.2500
2020Boehringer IngelheimDiabetes AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim is proud to be a partner of Diabetes Australia. In 2020 the company sponsored an independent, evidence-based education program for patients and their carers to increase awareness and understanding about the link between Type 2 Diabetes and cardiovascular disease.The company contributed $160000160000
2020Boehringer IngelheimMS AustraliaThrough the Boehringer Ingelheim Australia 'Charity Partnership' program staff are encouraged to fundraise and volunteer for community organisations they are passionate about. The company commits to matching amounts raised through staff fundraising efforts. Boehringer Ingelheim was proud to support MS Australia through this program.The company donated $2500.2500
2020Boehringer IngelheimNational Asthma Council AustraliaBoehringer Ingelheim supported the reprint, purchase and distribution of 5000 Fact Sheets about Inhaler Techniques to Health Care Professionals for patients.The company contributed $4225.4225
2020Boehringer IngelheimNational Stroke FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim provided support to assist with the cost of producing both the “Cost of Stroke Report” and “No Postcode Untouched Report”. These reports will be the cornerstone of stroke advocacy efforts moving towards federal and state budgets, upcoming federal and state elections. They will also be utilised in ongoing Stroke Foundation advocacy, media and campaign activities.The company contributed $37500.37500
2020Boehringer IngelheimWhite Coats FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim was proud to sponsor a video series to enhance community awareness of clinical trials and patient participation.The company contributed $5000.005000
2013Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is the national community organisation for viral hepatitis. In 2013, Bristol-Myers Squibb educational grants supported the 2013 "Love your Liver" campaign and development of the hepatitis B positive speaker program and resources. (The110000110000
2013Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Hepatitis Queensland is a community based, consumer focused organisation which represents the interests of people affected by, or at risk of viral hepatitis. In 2013, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support a media program in community language n30003000
2013Bristol-Myers SquibbLiving Positive Hiv Living Positive Victoria is the peak body for people living with HIV, providing education, information and representation for all people living with HIV in the State of Victoria. In 2013, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided educational grants to support the Pos$11,000
Licensing agreement to use photography, patient stories and videos in disease awareness activities
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2013Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Institute AustraliaMIA is a not for profit organisation dedicated to preventing and curing melanoma through research, treatment and education programs. In 2013, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support an event at Parliament House in Canberra to raise awareness abou50005000
2013Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMPA is a patient driven organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of melanoma patients and their communities through a national network of support, information, advocacy and awareness programs. In 2013, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided an educational gra3657736577
2013Bristol-Myers SquibbNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThe National Association of People with HIV Australia is the peak organisation representing people living with HIV in Australia.
Bristol-Myers Squibb is a member of the Collaboration in Health in Papua New Guinea (CHPNG), a philanthropic initiative invo
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2013Bristol-Myers SquibbNational Stroke FoundationThe National Stroke Foundation works with stroke survivors, carers, health professionals, government and the public to reduce the impact of stroke on the Australian community. Its mission is to stop stroke, save lives and end suffering. In 2013, Bristol-M5000050000
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaBrain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA) is a national brain tumour patient and caregiver organisation. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided sponsorship (accommodation and travel) for a representative to attend the World Cancer Congress in Melbourne.694694
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is the national community organisation for viral hepatitis. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support the 2014 "Love your Liver" campaign and travel to attend international and local meetings.3451134511
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a not for profit organization whose focus is to improve kidney health outcomes for people with kidney and urinary tract diseases, their families and carers, and initiatives that reduce the incidence of kidney disease in the Aust15271527
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation funds research and provides free services to support people with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders and their families. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided an educational grant to develop a DVD and booklet3000030000
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbLiving Positive HivLiving Positive Victoria is the peak body for people living with HIV, providing education, information and representation for all people living with HIV in the State of Victoria. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided educational grants to support the Pos1100011000
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia aims to support Australians touched by lymphoma, raise awareness and help fund research that may lead to a cure. In 2014, Bristol- Myers Squibb provided sponsorship (registration, travel and accommodation) for a representative to attend2483.682483.68
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Institute AustraliaMelanoma Institute Australia is a not for profit organisation dedicated to preventing and curing melanoma through research, treatment and education programs. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to record a Melanoma Information Day for patients.75007500
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMelanoma Patients Australia (MPA) is a patient driven organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of melanoma patients and their communities through a national network of support, information, advocacy and awareness programs. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb3868638686
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Western Australia (WA)MelanomaWA aims to minimise the impact of melanoma in Western Australia by providing support for patients and families living with melanoma and raising skin cancer awareness in the WA community. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support a95509550
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThe National Association of People with HIV Australia is the peak organisation representing people living with HIV in Australia. In 2014, Bristol- Myers Squibb provided a grant to support activities at the 2014 International AIDS conference (Melbourne) in1000010000
2014Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. In 2014, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided a grant to support the launch of a research report (paid in late 20131238112381
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbAsbestosis & Mesothelioma Association AustraliaThe Asbestosis and Mesothelioma Association of Australia offers assistance, information and guidance to people affected by and/or concerned about asbestos. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidised travel for a representative to attend a cancer forum in Sy489489
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbAustralian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)The Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) is the peak body for peer-based drug user organisations in Australia. A large proportion of its work focuses on preventing blood borne viruses, such as hepatitis C and HIV, for people who injec1425014250
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaBrain Tumour Alliance Australia is a national brain tumour patient and caregiver organisation. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidised travel for a representative to attend a cancer forum in Sydney.553553
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbCanSpeakCanSpeak is a prominent consumer advocacy body representing the interests of all Queenslanders whose lives have been affected by cancer. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidised travel for a representative to attend a cancer forum in Sydney.2323
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4HeartHearts4Heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb contributed towards patient meetings, support groups and educational resources.1500015000
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides leadership and advocacy on viral hepatitis, as well as supporting partnerships to ensure the needs of Australians affected by, or at risk of, viral hepatitis are met. In 2015, Bristol-Myer7500075000
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Hepatitis NSW is an independent, community-based, not-for-profit organisation. It provides information, support, referral and advocacy for people affected by viral hepatitis in NSW. In 2015, BMS supported the "C Me Project" which has successfully run for4445244452
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that focuses on improving kidney health for people with kidney and urinary tract diseases and their families and carers. Its initiatives aim to reduce the incidence of kidney disease in the Australi1875518755
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation funds research and provides free services to support people with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders and their families. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb subsidised travel for a representative to attend a cancer704704
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbLiverWELLHepatitis Victoria is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation and the peak body for people affected by, or at risk of, viral hepatitis in Victoria. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb supported the development of an online training program for healthcare3902239022
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbLiving Positive HivLiving Positive Victoria is the peak body for people living with HIV and provides education, information and representation for Victorians living with HIV. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided a $6,000 grant to support 3 events to raise awareness of HIV1100011000
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports Australians touched by lymphoma. It also raises awareness of lymphoma and supports research for a cure. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support the development of an onlin2555625556
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMelanoma Patients Australia (MPA) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting and representing those affected by melanoma. It provides counselling services, support groups and comprehensive patient information and undertakes adv1323713237
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Tasmania (TAS)Melanoma Tasmania is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support, awareness and advocacy to melanoma patients in Tasmania. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided financial support for Melanoma Tasmania to plan, organise and run a Forum for melanom65006500
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia aims to support Australians touched by myeloma, raise disease awareness and help fund research. In 2015, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided support ($42,000) for the Myeloma Australia Patient/Family Seminars throughout Australia. Bristol-Myer7200072000
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbNational Stroke FoundationThe National Stroke Foundation (NSF) is the only national, not-for- profit organisation that works with stroke survivors, carers, health professionals, government and the public to reduce the impact of stroke in the Australian community. In 2015, Bristol-2910029100
2015Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) aims to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. In 2015, BMS supported RCA with $20,000 for a major educational event to engage the cancer community and general public w4504545045
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbAsbestosis & Mesothelioma Association AustraliaThe Asbestosis and Mesothelioma Association of Australia (AMAA) offers assistance, information and guidance to people affected by and/or concerned about asbestos. In 2016, support was provided for a representative to attend a workshop on cancer survivorshTotal Support: $1,0571057
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaBrain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA) is a national brain tumour patient and caregiver organisation. In 2016, support was provided for a representative to attend a workshop on cancer survivorship in Melbourne to the value of $958 covering flights and acTotal Support: $958958
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4HeartHearts4Heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. In 2016, support was provided that contributed towards patient meetings, support groups and educational resources. It incluTotal Support: $30,40030400
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides leadership and advocacy on viral hepatitis, as well as supporting partnerships to ensure the needs of Australians affected by, or at risk of, viral hepatitis are met. In 2016, support wasTotal Support: $85,00085000
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a not for profit organisation that focuses on improving kidney health for people with kidney and urinary tract diseases, their families and carers. In 2016, support was provided for the following:
(1) a representative to attend
Total Support: $29,77029770
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation funds research and provides free services to support people with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders and their families. In 2016, support was provided for a representative to attend a workshop on cancer survTotal Support: $980980
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbLiverWELLHepatitis Victoria is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation and the peak body for people affected by, or at risk of, viral hepatitis in Victoria. In 2016, support was provided that contributed to the development and distribution of a series of viTotal Support: $22,00022000
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports Australians touched by lymphoma. It also raises awareness of lymphoma and supports research for a cure. In 2016, support was provided that contributed to the funding to support the organisTotal Support: $27,50027500
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMelanoma Patients Australia is a patient driven organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of melanoma patients and their communities through a national network of support, information, advocacy and awareness programs. In 2016, support was provided forTotal Support: $41,07541075
2016Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. In 2016, support was provided for the following: (1) Grants to the value of $23,250 to support their eTotal Support: $48,76548765
2017Bristol-Myers SquibbCarers CouchCarers Couch, is an online community providing information, education, advice and assistance for Carers. The organisation aspires to bring together in one place relevant information for carers anywhere in Australia, including rural areas and aboriginal communities. Through acknowledgement, education and awareness Carers Couch continues to normalize and validate the carers experience and its impact on physical and mental health. Carers Couch is there to assist with the unique needs that can come with caring for a loved one diagnosed with cancer. In 2017, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support the organisation in their patient, carers and health professional education days, the development of online education material and forum, the development of a Peer Support Program for Carers in conjunction with the Peter MacCallum Cancer Center and a research based program to explore the experiences and psychological priorities of young lung cancer patients and their carers. The value of this support was $45,000Total Support: $45,00045000
2017Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4HeartHearts4Heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. In 2017, Bristol-Myers Squibb contributed towards the organisation's disease awareness and screening activities including the development of a white paper detailing the economic and societal costs of atrial fibrillation in Australia with the aim of improving early diagnosis. As part of the disease awareness and screening program run by Hearts4Hearts, the BMS supported the efforts by the organisation in promoting Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Week. Support for these activities valued $55,000.Total Support:
$55,000
55000
2017Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports Australians touched by lymphoma. It also raises awareness of lymphoma and supports research for a cure. In 2017, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support the organisation in their patient, carers and healt professional education days, the development of online education material and webinars. The funds were also used for the a Nurse Hotline to help patients and carers understand all aspects of the Lymphoma journey. The value of this support was $50,000Total Support:
$50,000
50000
2017Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMelanoma Patients Australia is a patient driven organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of melanoma patients and their communities through a national network of support, information, advocacy and awareness programs. In 2017, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support:
(1) Support for the organisation's educational and advocacy programs. The initiative includes these initiatives includes Patient Information Forums, Interactive Patient Education Resource, Patient Reflection videos, and a training program for the organization's volunteers. The value of this support was $80,000
(2) Support for the Organisation to have members of their organisation attend the Australian Melanoma Consumer Alliance (AMCA) meeting coinciding with the 9th World Congress of Melanoma in October 2017. The organization was in full control of the selection of the individuals. BMS will have no input to the selection process. The Value of this support was $4,200.
Total Support:
$84,200
84200
2017Bristol-Myers SquibbNational Stroke FoundationThe Stroke Foundation is dedicated in creating two-way conversations with the community, health professionals and governments to advocate for better health outcomes for all Australians affected by stroke. They ensure people understand how stroke can be prevented and work to ensure all people who have strokes are treated on specialised stroke units and discharged from hospital with appropriate care plans and support. In 2017 BMS provided the following support:
(1) A donation of $10,000 to help the Stroke Foundation implement a Mobile Stroke Unit to provide a rapid response ambulance for stroke patients. The ambulance would be able to deliver high quality and expert stroke care to the patient, to increase their chances of survival and long-term health outcomes.
(2) Support for the organisation's educational program. The initiative includes an update of the patient education material (Transient Ischaemic Attack Pack) and the printing and nation-wide distribution of the material. The value of this support was $30,129
Total Support:
$40,129
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2017Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. They do this through advocacy, awareness, community and financial support. In 2017 BMS provided the following support:
(1) Grant to the value of $20,000 to support their staging of the Canberra Forum. The Forum was a one-day event held in Canberra involving speakers from inside and outside the cancer community discussing the major issues of concern around cancer treatment; including the need for improved access and funding for clinical trials, improved access to aggregated health data and faster access to medicines for rare cancer patients in Australia.
(2) Grant to the value of $20,000 to develop a report detailing research/issues that draws on the organisation's experience in dealing with patients, clinicians and government to highlight the barriers within the current regulatory framework to providing access to treatment.
(3) Grant to the value of $15,000 for 3 Boardroom Dinners at Parliament House bringing together Members of Parliament and Senators to explore and understand issues such as Genomics, Clinical Trial Developments and Challenges for Rare Cancers.
(4) A grant of $20,000 to support the development of an "App" that will allow cancer patients to access a range of "Decks" of questions that the cancer patient may wish to ask their clinician.
(5) A grant to the value of $10,000 to support their educational events and disease awareness Campaign titled "Sick or Treat" including a telephone support service and a web facility providing clinically better information on over 200 rare cancers.
Total Support:
$85,000
85000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbCanTeenCanTeen is an organisation that aims to optimise the health and wellbeing of young people living with cancer. Through CanTeen, young people living with cancer learn to explore and deal with their feelings about cancer, connect with other young people going through the same experiences, and where relevant, provide specialist, youth-specific treatment teams. In 2018, BMS provided a $5,000 sponsorship towards the 3rd Global Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Congress that supports the organisation's patient education and advocacy program. The Congress had around 400 delegates designed to develop and strengthen vital partnerships to advance global research in the diagnosis, treatment and support of young cancer patients.Total Support: $5,0005000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Australia (GHLA) is a non-profit organization with the mission to improve the quality of life for people living with chronic illness. In 2018 BMS provided $25,000 to enable GHLA to develop and operationalise activities that have been designed to address unmet needs of the Australian patient community. These activities included the engagement of a National Patient Council, the implementation of a patient educational and editorial calendar, including blogs that provide positive first-hand patient perspectives, the development of a monthly-e-Newsletter and advocacy programs involving workshops on dealing with TGA and PBAC.Total Support: $25,00025000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4HeartHearts4Heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. In 2018, Bristol-Myers Squibb contributed towards the organisation's disease awareness and screening activities including the development of a white paper detailing the need for government funding for Atrial Fibrillation screening. As part of the disease awareness and screening program run by Hearts4Hearts, the BMS supported the efforts by the organisation in promoting Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Week. Support for these activities value $75,000.Total Support: $75,00075000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports Australians touched by lymphoma. It also raises awareness of lymphoma and supports research for a cure. In 2018, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided funding to support the organisation in their patient, carers and health professional education days, the development of online education material and webinars. The value of this support was $30,000Total Support: $30,00030000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaMelanoma Patients Australia (MPA) is a patient driven organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of melanoma patients and their communities through a national network of support, information, advocacy and awareness programs. In 2018, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support: (1) Support for the MPA's Patient Information Forums. The forums include presentations from key opinion leaders including leading clinicians, researchers and professionals to address the treatment paths for patients and the psychosocial elements of a melanoma diagnosis. The value of this support was $15,000. (2) Support for the MPA's Patient and Stakeholder Data Management Project. This allows the MPA to invest in a new data management platform, to transfer all existing data sources into the new system and improve and enhance the targeting of vital information ensuring that we can communicate the right information to the right people at the right time. The Value of this support was $20,000. (3) Support for the MPA's Advocacy and Medical Education Support. This includes the generation of a small Advisory group to provide advice and consumer feedback on a range of issues important to those affected with melanoma. It also allows the MPA to seek expressions of interest from a wide group of consumers affected with melanoma. The Value of this support was $20,000. (4) Support for the development of the MPA Website. The Value of this support was $5,000. (5) A donation of $5,000 was provided to the MPA to support the organisation's continued endeavours to reduce the burden of melanoma on all Australians. (6) A grant of $3,000 for four members of MPA to attend a Skin Check event held at Parliament house in June 2018. Total support for 2018 was $68,000Total Support: $68,00068000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. They do this through advocacy, awareness, community and financial support. In 2018 BMS provided the following support: (1) Grant to the value of $50,000 to support their staging of the Canberra Forum, preparation of a 'report card' detailing the progress to parity for rare cancer patients, the redesign of the RCA website taking advantage of new technologies including "Chat bots". With respect to the Forum, it was a one-day event held in Canberra involving speakers from inside and outside the cancer community discussing the major issues of concern around cancer treatment; including the need for improved access and funding for clinical trials, improved access to aggregated health data and faster access to medicines for rare cancer patients in Australia.Total Support: $50,00050000
2018Bristol-Myers SquibbRonald McDonald House CharitiesRonald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) is an independent charity that helps families of seriously ill children. They help keep families together and close to the care their child needs. The cornerstone program of RMHC, the Ronald McDonald House®, provides a ‘home away from home’ for families of seriously ill children being treated at nearby hospitals. (1) A donation of $600 was provided to RMHC and BMS employees participated in a working bee across two sites (Monash and Adelaide) for one day.Total Support: $600600
2019Bristol-Myers SquibbAustralian Patients AssociationThe Australian Patients Association is an independent not-for-profit organisation established to promote and protect the rights and interests of patients, and improve overall patient outcomes. They address important health issues impacting on patient care in the public and private healthcare system. They are also actively involved in educating patients about their rights and choices, as well as supporting patients in need. In 2019, BMS supported the organisation in updating their web site, which contains information on patient rights and resources in Australia, and updating their comprehensive patients handbook, which is a self-help guide for patients. The value of this support was $5,000Total Support: $5,0005000
2019Bristol-Myers SquibbHead and Neck Cancer AustraliaBeyond Five's mission is to improve the quality of life for head & neck cancer patients, their families and carers, through education, awarenes and access to support. In 2019, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support: (1) Beyond Five's Boardroom Dinner bring together Members of Parliament and Senators to raise awareness of head and neck cancer (HNC) with key government stakeholders and explore and understand issues such as Updates in HNC Treatment, Importance of Early Diagnosis and Challenges for Head and Neck Cancer Survivors. The value of this support was $5,000 (2) Beyond Five's Website development converting over 60 existing head and neck cancer information PDFs covering topics from diagnosis, treatment to life after cancer into user friendly webpages on the Beyond Five website and associated social media campaign to raise awareness of the comprehensive information available on to support people affected by HNC. The value of this support was $11,500. (3) Printing and nation-wide distribution of Beyond Five patient educational materials including patient cards, posters, leaflets to hospitals, cancer centres, specialist consulting rooms and patient support groups. The value of this support was $6,000. (4) World Head and Neck Cancer Day 2019 Activities including the development and promotion of the New Face of Head and Neck Cancer video and associated social media campaign to raise awareness of HPV related head and neck cancer, the importance of early diagnosis and health checks with a focus on men. The value of this support was $5,000.Total Support: $27,50027500
2019Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4Hearthearts4heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. In 2019, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support: (1) BMS supported hearts4heart's Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Awareness week in September 2019 in collaboration with the Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society (APHRS). The key message to the public and primary care was to raise awareness of the underutilisation of anticoagulants to prevent stroke: "Preventing stroke in atrial fibrillation - It's a no-brainer". To this goal, BMS provided financial support to develop a screening APP, the development of a database and the development of an information pack. AF Awareness week was also associated with a large media campaign to ensure public awareness was maximised. The value of this support was $50,000. (2) As part of the hearts4heart's program for AF Awareness week, the organisation sought funding for the development of a poster to highligh the importance of anticoagulation and the underutilisation of anticoagulants to reduce the risk of stroke. The poster was disseminated to GP clinics, pharmacies and hospitals. The value of this support was $20,000Total Support: $70,00070000
2019Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaThe Melanoma Patients Association (MPA) is an independent, not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting and representing those affected by melanoma. Their vision is to reduce the impact of melanoma on all Australians by providing a range of comprehensive support services to patients affected by melanoma including emotional support, information and connections. In 2019, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support: (1) Patient Information Forums (x3) involving between 80-100 attendees. The Forums allowed patients and those affected by melanoma to come together to learn about the disease, treatments and strategies for coping. Patients were provided access to experts in melanoma with the opportunity for question time. The value of this support was $10,000 (2) Volunteer Development & Training Project whereby MPA will be able to update and enhance MPA's existing Volunteer Policies and Procedures to ensure compliance with all legislative requirements to ensure the wellbeing and safety of our volunteers. It also enables the MPA to increase organizational capacity to recruit, train and manage volunteers nationally. The value of this support was $15,000. (3) The development of new patient information resources that are available both electronically and by hard copy. The MPA provides this information to patients across Australia free of charge. The value of this support was $5,000 (4) Donation of $10,000 for the organisation to represent melanoma patients on important issues including patient care and access to treatments and to attend key events with stakeholders such as Government, research and industry.Total Support: $40,00040000
2019Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. They do this through advocacy, awareness, community and financial support. In 2019, Bristol-Myers Squibb provided the following support: (1) Grant to the value of $50,000 to support their staging of the Canberra Forum, preparation of a 'report card' detailing the progress to parity for rare cancer patients and the redesign of the RCA website. With respect to the Forum, it was a one-day event held in Canberra involving speakers from inside and outside the cancer community discussing the major issues of concern around cancer treatment; including the need for improved access and funding for clinical trials, improved access to aggregated health data and faster access to medicines for rare cancer patients in Australia. The value of this support was $60,000. (2) Support of RCA's media campaign involving support for an international expert to be part of RCA's launch of their position paper. RCA endeavoured to launch a media campaign across all platforms highlighting the findings of the report drawing public attention to the need for innovation and reform to improve treatment for rare cancer patients. The value of this support was $20,000. (3) Support for the Rare Cancers Australia Charity Ball; an annual event hosted by RCA. 100 per cent of proceeds raised help fund the organisation in continuing to deliver emotional and financial support to patients and carers during their cancer diagnosis journey. BMS was able to obtain a table for 10 employees. The value of this support was $5,000. (4) Support for the Rare Cancers Australia Mount Kosi Challenge; an annual event hosted by RCA. 100 per cent of proceeds raised help fund the organisation in continuing to deliver emotional and financial support to patients and carers during their cancer diagnosis journey. BMS wa able to have a number of employees participate in the event. The value of this support was $5,000.Total Support: $90,00090000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbAftershock GroupThe Aftershock is a not-for-profit organisation raising funds and awareness for high mortality rate cancers. BMS supported the creation of the organisation's Series 1 Podcasts, which were based on discussions with people that have experienced the effect of a cancer diagnosis, those that have lost loved ones and also those with experience of surviving the disease.Total Support: $10,00010000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationThe Australian Crohn's and Colitis Association (ACCA) is a charity whose primary purpose is to provide support services, advice and encouragement to people suffering from inflammatory bowel disease. It aims at raising awareness of Crohn’s and colitis and promoting gut health within the community. In 2020, BMS supported the production of the organisation's Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research videos, aiming at providing members with the opportunity to hear new research findings directly from the researchers.Total Support: $20,00020000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbAustralian Patients AssociationThe Australian Patients Association is an independent not-for-profit organisation established to promote and protect the rights and interests of patients, and improve overall patient outcomes. They address important health issues impacting on patient care in the public and private healthcare system. They are also actively involved in educating patients about their rights and choices, as well as supporting patients in need. The financial donation provided by BMS was to support the organisation's overall mission and objectives for the year.Total Support: $5,0005000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Australia (GHLA) is a non-profit organization with the mission to improve the quality of life for people living with chronic illness. BMS supported the following activities in 2020: 1) the organisation's overall activities of educating and creating awareness through social media and related framework about the importance of early diagnosis for patients suffering of chronic pain such as arthritis, osteoporosis, diabetes, and psoriasis. Amount donated was $15,000. 2) the advocacy and research activities related to people living with chronic illness and COVID-19 impact, with the aim of developing patient education programme and providing support to those targeted patients during the COVID-19 period. Amount donated was $15,000.Total Support: $30,00030000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbHead and Neck Cancer AustraliaBeyond Five's mission is to improve the quality of life for head & neck cancer patients, their families and carers, through education, awareness and access to support. In 2020, BMS supported the organisation's activities for the year which include:
- running of the World Head and Neck Cancer Day 2020,
- development of an app to cater for digital needs of Head & Neck cancer patients,
- maintaining online content, printing of educational materials,
- organising industry events & fund raising events, and
- participating in the State of the Nation Head & Neck Cancer report compilation.
Total Support: $20,00020000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbHearts4HeartHearts4Heart aims to raise awareness of heart disease and give patients equal access to advice, support, education and treatment. BMS supported the organisation's Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Awareness Week on 21-27 of September 2020. The purpose of the event is to continue the education for the general public on heart health and to encourage people to get their heart checked.Total Support: $25,00025000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation funds research and provides free services to support people with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders and their families. BMS sponsored the organisation virtual patient conference in 2020. The purpose of the conference is to educate patients on a range of topics including Disease information, Living well and survivorship, Research and advocacy, and Navigating the health system.Total Support: $25,00025000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbLung Foundation AustraliaLung Foundation Australia is a charity working to improve lung health and reduce the impact of lung disease for all Australians. Its main activities are promoting lung health and early diagnosis, advocating for policy change and research investment, raising awareness about the symptoms and disease, and championing equitable access to treatment and care. In 2020, BMS supporting the following projects:

1) the organisation's Patient Education Webinar series, aiming at providing scientific updates and facilitating discussion on Lung Cancer. Amount for this support was $10,000.

2) the organisation's overall mission and objectives through a donation of $15,000

3) the ALTG Cancer Preceptorship and ATLG consumer workshop; two main organisation's events for 2020. Amount for this support was $40,000.
Total Support: $65,00065000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports Australians touched by lymphoma. It also raises awareness of lymphoma and supports research for a cure. In 2020, BMS supported financially the following projects:

1) improving the quality and accessibility of information to people with lymphoma by hosting Patient Webinars and providing educational resources including hard copy booklets and fact sheets for hospitals and patients. Amount funded was $25,000.

2) the organisation's digital related projects including a new data driven website, online support groups, Facebook lives and online educational sessions for patients and healthcare professionals. Amount provided was $40,000.
Total Support: $65,00065000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma & Skin Cancer Advocacy NetworkThe Melanoma & Skin Cancer Advocacy Network (MSCAN) is a charity whose purpose is to listen to, represent and inform the melanoma and skin cancer community with a focus on innovation in care & research, advocacy & policy, and resources & information. In 2020, BMS provided support for:
1) the development of patient support materials including update of its website and the Adjuvant Decision Tree, which includes treatment options that are available to Australian patients. Amount provided was $15,000.
2) the organisation's overall mission and objectives aiming at representing and informing the melanoma/skin cancer community. Amount donated was $10,000.
Total Support: $25,00025000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbMelanoma Patients AustraliaThe Melanoma Patients Association (MPA) is an independent, not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting and representing those affected by melanoma. Their vision is to reduce the impact of melanoma on all Australians by providing a range of comprehensive support services to patients affected by melanoma including emotional support, information and connections. BMS provided the following support in 2020: 1) a $5,000 donation in support of the organisation's overall mission and objectives for the year 2) $25,000 in support of the organisation's Patient Information Webinars, Health Professional Patient Resources and the Website & Digital Infrastructure ImprovementsTotal Support: $30,00030000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbPatient Voice InitiativeThe Patient Voice Initiative is a collaboration between patients, researchers and industry working towards improving the patient voice in the Australian health system. BMS supported the 2020 organisation's activities consisting of:
- improvement of the Consumer Online Toolkit
- SPEAKERS program (Supporting Patient Engagement and Knowledge through Efficient Resource Search)
- undertaking direct outreach to patient and carer groups to raise awareness of online resources & social media shareables
- providing training to patients/consumers on the reimbursement decision-making in Australia
- promoting Consumer Conversations programme by providing opportunities for dialogues led by patient advocates
Total Support: $12,00012000
2020Bristol-Myers SquibbRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. They do this through advocacy, awareness, community and financial support. In 2020, BMS supported the following activities:
1) the organisation's Pinnacle program, which includes updates to the Pinnacle-Asia website for Australian patient groups, individual mentoring for those patients wishing to engage in one-to-one sessions, workshops in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. BMS provided $20,00 for this project.
2) the Mount Kosi Challenge 2020, which an annual fund raising event hosted by RCA. A number of BMS employees participated in the event, and the company support was towards the registration and cocktail reception for the participants. Value of BMS support was $5,125.
Total Support: $25,12525125
2013CelgeneJoint venture between the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia and the Myeloma Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship for the 2014 Ride for Recovery Charity event2500025000
2013CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPrinting of a Myelodysplastic Syndromes Patient Booklet70007000
2013CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaFinancial support for partial funding of the Myelodysplastic Coordinator position at Leukaemia Foundation. The Coordinator supports MDS patients by running patient forums, preparing patient information and materials, and the organisation of an MDS day.3000030000
2013CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted educational grants to support the Myeloma Foundation of Australia National Nurse Program, the Myeloma Medical and Scientific Research Group (MSAG), and the Myeloma Foundation of Australia quarterly newsletters6100061000
2014CelgeneJoint venture between the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia and the Myeloma Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship for the 2014 Ride for Recovery Charity event.2500025000
2014CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of two staff to attend UICC World Cancer Congress Melbourne.19601960
2014CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of National MDS Day (catering and venue costs).20002000
2014CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaUnrestricted grant for educational and support activities including national patient seminars and materials.1000010000
2014CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaUnrestricted grant to assist the patient education and patient support activities of the Foundation.2000020000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted grant to reprint patient booklets.38063806
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted grant to help with development of a new website.50005000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaGrant to support the Foundation in providing opportunities for staff to learn about new myeloma research, and to meet with the International Myeloma Foundation to share best practice information, by attending significant scientific meetings such as ASH (A50005000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted educational grant to support the Myeloma Australia quarterly newsletters.2000020000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted grant to support the Myeloma Medical and Scientific Research Group (MSAG).2000020000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted grant to support the research activities of the Foundation.2500025000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted educational grant to support the Myeloma Australia National Nurse Program.3600036000
2014CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaUnrestricted grant for development and implementation of educational and support activities (new database, ongoing patient activities, seminars, support programs and patient materials).135000135000
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsor the registration of two Leukaemia Foundation staff members to attend HAA in Adelaide1680 (2 registrations at $840 each)1680
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for Foundation funding of cancer care coordinator (Wesley Hospital) to attend MDS Symposium in Washington DC USA20002000
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the "Ride as One" fundraising activity50005000
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for Foundation patient activities and educational materials (MDS booklet, MDS patient support meeting with webinar of Q&A session with leading international MDS experts)
Partial funding of MDS coordinator to attend MDS Symposium in Washington DC U
1760017600
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the "Light the Night" fundraising activity5500055000
2015CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for education activities of the Foundation including patient education materials (Myeloma booklets, Myeloma newsletter and Myeloma DVD) and patient meetings6000060000
2016CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaTravel support sponsorship for healthcare professionals selected by the Leukaemia Foundation to attend health professional education day in Darwin15001500
2016CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaRide as one cycling event fundraiser sponsorship.1000010000
2016CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaAdvocate training for 100 patients2000020000
2016CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaBlood access app (My haematology diary app) conversion of existing haematology diary booklet into a web-based app.3000030000
2016CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaLight the night fundraiser sponsorship5000050000
2016CelgeneMyeloma Australia2016 Support for Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) programs, patient programs, and publishing Mynews magazine5000050000
2016CelgeneMyeloma Australia2016 Support for Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) programs, patient programs, and publishing Mynews magazine5000050000
2017CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the Melbourne Light the Night 20175000050000
2017CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of Australia2017 support for Myeloma Patient newsletter, annual Patient Blood Cancer conference, and the Ride as One fundraiser event6000060000
2017CelgeneMyeloma Australia2017 support for Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG), patient seminars and workshops and patient newsletter, support for the 2017 Inaugural Myeloma Clinical Education Workshop5000050000
2017CelgeneRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for 3 Boardroom Dinners for MPs and Senators with disease experts hosted in Parliament House1500015000
2017CelgeneRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for the development of a Rare Cancer's Research Report2000020000
2017CelgeneSnowdome FoundationPurchase of a corporate table at a fundraising dinner (Bloody Good Dinner June 2017)50005000
2018CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of Australia2018 support for Myeloma Patient newsletter, Support for Clinical Trial Symposium and annual Patient Blood Cancer conference3000030000
2018CelgeneLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the Melbourne Light the Night 20185000050000
2018CelgeneMyeloma AustraliaSupport in Major Workshops and Seminars program in 20182000020000
2018CelgeneMyeloma Australia2018 Support of training & awarness programs in stem cell transplants2000020000
2018CelgeneMyeloma Australia2018 support for Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG)3000030000
2018CelgeneMyeloma Australia2018 Support for Publishing patient Magazine(Mynews)- Quarterly3000030000
2018CelgeneRare Cancers AustraliaSupport of three Boardroom Dinners for MPs and Senators with relevant experts hosted in Parliament House1500015000
2018CelgeneRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for the Rare Soultions Updated Report with Inforgraphic2000020000
2018CelgeneRare Cancers AustraliaSupport of a one day event examing key issues pertinent to Australians receiving best quality Cancer Carehosted in Parliamant House2000020000
2013CSL BehringCancer Council Victoria (VIC)A donation equivalent to employee contributions made to the Cancer Council through CSL's workplace giving program, to support the Cancer Council Victoria.15298.0915298.09
2013CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaAn unrestricted educational grant to support the 2013 HAE Australasia patient meeting1000010000
2013CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaA donation equivalent to employee contributions made to the HFA through a workplace giving fundraising event during Haemophilia Awareness Week 2013250250
2013CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaAn educational grant to support Haemophilia Foundation Australia members attend the World Federation of Hemophilia Congress90909090
2013CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaAn unrestricted donation to support education, advocacy and research activities undertaken by HFA according to HFA objectives4000040000
2013CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaA donation equivalent to employee contributions made to the IDFA through a workplace giving fundraising event during International Plasma Awareness Week 2013523.9523.9
2013CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaAn unrestricted educational grant of fixed value to support the production of education materials for people with primary immune deficiency1000010000
2013CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaAn unrestricted educational grant of fixed value to support the activities of the Foundation18899.1718899.17
2013CSL BehringNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaAn unrestricted donation equivalent to employee contributions received by the Heart Foundation through CSL's workplace giving program.94949494
2013CSL BehringPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria/VIC)An unrestricted educational grant of fixed value to support the continued registration and maintenance of an Inflammatory Neuropathy Support Group website to enhance access to patient support materials.285.46285.46
2014CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not-for-profit patient advocacy organisation dedicated to serving persons with hereditary angioedema, in Australia and New Zealand. A Contribution was provided to assist with HAE Australasia Annual Patient Conference to facilitate pa50005000
2014CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not-for-profit patient advocacy organisation dedicated to serving persons with hereditary angioedema, in Australia and New Zealand.
An unrestricted contribution to support education and research activities undertaken by HAE Australia
1000010000
2014CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe HFA represents the Australian bleeding disorders community and are committed to improving treatment and care through representation and advocacy, education and the promotion of research. An unrestricted contribution was provided to support education a40909.0940909.09
2014CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaThe IDFA is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity caring for people who have Primary Immune Deficiencies (PID). Purchase of table tickets at the annual IDFA fundraising ball. The tickets were donated to the IDFA for use by IDFA members at I1272.731272.73
2014CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaThe IDFA is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity caring for people who have PID.
An educational grant for the ongoing maintenance of content on the IDFA website and the production of Primary Immune Deficiency educational materials for pati
2000020000
2014CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaThe IDFA is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity caring for people who have PID.
Sponsorship was provided for the printing of 3,000 copies of the PID handbook for patients. All content was developed exclusively by the IDFA.
4000040000
2014CSL BehringMyositis Association AustraliaThe Myositis Association-Australia Incorporated (Myositis Association Australia) provides a support network, assists myositis patients to manage their condition, supporting research, promote awareness of myositis and strive to improve the quality of life50005000
2015CSL BehringAlpha-1 Association of AustraliaSupport for Alpha-1 Association of Australia to develop an Australian registry for patients with Alpha-1 deficiency1000010000
2015CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaSupport HAE Australia raise awareness of HAE within the community1590015900
2015CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaA donation equivalent to employee contributions made to the HFA via an employee workplace fundraising event.150150
2015CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaAn educational grant to the HFA to support a travel grant program for Australian Haemophilia Nurses Group50005000
2015CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaContribution in support of Haemophilia Foundation Australia (HFA) Patient Conference1700017000
2015CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaAn educational grant to develop and implement a program for youth with haemophilia to teach them how to lead and mentor other youth patients with haemophilia50000 (30/06/2015 = 20K) (15/07/2015 = 30K)50000
2015CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaAn Educational grant for the printing of 2,000 Primary Immmune Deficiency (PID) Fatigue pamphlets for patients11921192
2015CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of the IDFA's 2016 National Patients Conference4000040000
2016CSL BehringAusPIPSEducational grant to support primary immunodeficiency awareness with the development of patient materials and website and an advocacy program.1000010000
2016CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaSponsorship of a series of psychology workshops to help patients who may be experiencing depression and anxiety due to hereditary angioedema70007000
2016CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaEducational grant for development to produce a total of 6000 reprints of 6 different patient educational resource booklets54565456
2016CSL BehringMyositis Association AustraliaSponsorship of the Myositis Association Australia 2016 patient conference40004000
2017CSL BehringAusPIPSThe Australian Primary Immunodeficiency Patient Support (AusPIPS) group is an organisation that supports patients with Primary Immune Deficiency (PID) and associated chronic illnesses in Australia. Support was provided to AusPIPs to allow representation of the group at the Australasian Society for Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) 28th Annual Conference to raise awareness of PID amongst healthcare professionals.2430.592430.59
2017CSL BehringAusPIPSThe Australian Primary Immunodeficiency Patient Support (AusPIPS) group is an organisation that supports patients with Primary Immune Deficiency (PID) and associated chronic illnesses in Australia. Funding was provided to support the AusPIP's educational patient meetings regarding their disease, improve patient advocacy and facilitate patient outcomes through educational meetings with health care professionals.1410014100
2017CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided for the HAE Australasia 2017 National Patient and Carers Conference to assist patient education with medical specialists from Australia.1000010000
2017CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided for the HAE Australasia's State Patient Meetings and Psychology Workshops to help patients living with HAE and who may be experiencing depression and anxiety due to their disease.1300013000
2017CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided to assist with HAE Australasia's patient database project.2000020000
2017CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided to HAE Australasia to help increase Australian and New Zealand community awareness and understanding of hereditary angioedema through their awareness program.2000020000
2017CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe Haemophilia Foundation of Australia (HFA) is an organisation that represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. Support was provided to assist the HFA raise community awareness of haemophilia by developing educational video stories of patients with haemophilia.2000020000
2017CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe Haemophilia Foundation of Australia (HFA) is an organisation that represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. Support of the 18th Australian and New Zealand bi-annual Conference on Haemophilia and Rare Bleeding Disorders in 2017 was provided to assist with patient and carer education with medical specialists and allied health.3000030000
2017CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaThe Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia (IDFA) is a not-for-profit organisation raising awareness and caring for people who have Primary (Genetic) and Secondary (due to chemotherapy and other treatments/ or autoimmune illness). Support was provided to assist the IDFA's educational meetings to help patients and their carers manage their disease and move from hospital to home treatment and care.31590.9131590.91
2017CSL BehringInflammatory Neuropathy Support Group Of Victoria (VIC)The Inflammatory Neuropathy Support Group of Victoria Inc (InGroup) is a non profit organisation that supports patients with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) or Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) or other Inflammatory Neuropathies. Support was provided to assist the InGroup's educational website platform that helps to educate patients and their carers around their disease.200200
2017CSL BehringMyasthenia Alliance AustraliaThe Myasthenia Alliance Australia (MAA) is an organisation that supports patients with myasthenic syndrome and represents the needs of myasthenics from all states in Australia. Support was provided for the MAA 2017 patient conference to assist with patient education with medical specialists.$3,719.86. Includes
provision of food and
beverages
3719.86
2017CSL BehringMyositis Association AustraliaThe Myositis Association Australia is an organisation dedicated to supporting myositis patients and their families. Support of the Myositis Association Australia 2016 patient conference was provided to assist patient education with medical specialists from Australia and the USA as well as allied health practitioners, carers and lifestyle experts.40004000
2018CSL BehringAlpha-1 Association of AustraliaThe Alpha-1 Association of Australia (AAA) is a not for profit organisation representing patients with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (Alpha-1) and their carers throughout Australia. The AAA focuses on increasing Alpha-1 awareness and education, diagnosis, improving patient access to therapy and encouraging research. Support was provided to sponsor attendance to the Annual Scientific Meeting of The Australia and New Zealand Society of Respiratory Science and The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZSRS) 2018 conference.50005000
2018CSL BehringAusPIPSThe Australian Primary Immunodeficiency Patient Support (AusPIPS) group is an organisation that supports patients with Primary Immune Deficiency (PID) and associated chronic illnesses in Australia. Support was provided to help increase Australian community awareness and understanding of PID through their disease awareness program including development of a website and patient support materials.36363.6436363.64
2018CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided for the HAE Australasia's State Patient Meetings and Psychology Workshops to help patients living with HAE and who may be experiencing depression and anxiety due to their disease.1000010000
2018CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided to assist with HAE Australasia's Global Multicentre Registry.1000010000
2018CSL BehringHAE AustralasiaHAE Australasia is a not for profit patient advocacy organisation, dedicated to providing support to Australian and New Zealand hereditary angioedema (HAE) patients and their families, as well as raising awareness of HAE resulting from C1-inhibitor deficiency. Support was provided to HAE Australasia to help increase Australian and New Zealand community awareness and understanding of hereditary angioedema through their disease awareness program.2000020000
2018CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe Haemophilia Foundation of Australia (HFA) is an organisation that represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. Support was provided to assist a continuing education plan to enable members of the Australia and New Zealand Physiotherapy Haemophilia Group (ANZPHG) to develop and enhance the national standard of physiotherapy care.13351335
2018CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe Haemophilia Foundation of Australia (HFA) is an organisation that represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. Support was provided to assist in the development of personal video stories of people living with bleeding disorders to raise awareness of bleeding disorders.2000020000
2018CSL BehringHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThe Haemophilia Foundation of Australia (HFA) is an organisation that represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. Support was provided to assist the HFA's 2018 Youth Lead Connect (YLC) program to build education and life skills for young people in the bleeding disorders community.2500025000
2018CSL BehringImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaThe Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia (IDFA) is a not-for-profit organisation raising awareness and caring for people who have Primary (Genetic) and Secondary (due to chemotherapy and other treatments/ or autoimmune illness). Support was provided for sponsorship of the 2018 Young Adult Support conference for patients living with Primary Immune Deficiencies and patient education through the printing of the Secondary Immune Deficiency Patient booklet.4000040000
2015EisaiBreast Cancer Network AustraliaDonation to BCNA in lieu of Company Christmas Cards 2014$100 Donation100
2015EisaiBreast Cancer Network AustraliaDonation to BCNA in lieu of Company Christmas Cards 2015$200 Donation200
2015EisaiEpilepsy Action AustraliaDonation to EAA in lieu of Company Christmas Cards 2014$100 Donation100
2015EisaiEpilepsy Action AustraliaDonation to EAA in lieu of Company Christmas Cards 2015$200 Donation200
2015EisaiEpilepsy FoundationPacking of boxes, items etc for Purple Day to support annual fundraiser. Make thankyou phone calls on behalf of the organisation to regular donors. Volunteering of Staff timeVolunteering of Staff time0
2015EisaiEpilepsy FoundationPart of a team building activity to build 2 bikes for donation to 2 children with Epilepsy. Volunteering of Staff time & Donation of 2 Childrens bikes ($200)Volunteering of Staff time & Donation of 2 Childrens bikes ($200)200
2015EisaiEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Opportunity to support QLD Epilepsy Symposium Volunteering of Staff time to support patient eventVolunteering of Staff time to support patient event0
2015EisaiThink Pink FoundationOpportunity to support monthly wellness activities. Volunteering of Staff time to support patient eventVolunteering of Staff time to support patient event0
2016EisaiEpilepsy FoundationSorting and organising merchandise items for upcoming Purple Day saleVolunteering of staff time0
2016EisaiEpilepsy FoundationPacking of boxes and items for Purple Day to support annual fundraiserVolunteering of staff time0
2016EisaiThink Pink FoundationVolunteering of staff time to support their general office administration tasks, including processing of donations, sorting brochures, & cleaning the patient stay apartmentVolunteering of staff time0
2017EisaiThink Pink FoundationStaff volunteering at Open Day at the Think Pink Centre. Included help with the set-up of the Open Day, assisting with catering throughout the day, & fundraising collection.Volunteer of staff time0
2017EisaiThink Pink FoundationStaff volunteering at one of the Advanced Breast Cancer patient days. Included set-up of Art Therapy, assisting with catering, and also facilitated some transport logistics to ensure patients arrived & departed safely.Volunteer of staff time0
2017EisaiVery Special KidsStaff volunteering at Very Special Kids - Sibling day and Bereavement day to care for a group of Children, with siblings whom have life threatening illnesses.Volunteer of staff time0
2018EisaiGastroenterology Australia Research & Education Support the Gastroenterology Society of Australia towards the development of a national Consensus Statement on the management of Hepatocellular Carcinoma15,000.00 AUD in Cash15000
2018EisaiMcGrath FoundationCharitable contribution to McGrath Foundation200.00 AUD in Cash200
2019EisaiThink Pink FoundationSupport for the Think Pink Education Forum 2019. This Educational Forum featured presentations on metastatic breast cancer.450450
2013Eli LillyAlzheimer’s AustraliaGrant for Dementia Awareness speaking tour (scheduled for 2014) - including speaker fees and tour promotion1220012200
2013Eli LillyAlzheimer’s AustraliaGrant to support Love Loss and Laughter Exhibition – costs for exhibition development and display6000060000
2013Eli LillyCure Our KidsGrant to support 2014 Oncology diaries – printing and distribution27502750
2013Eli LillyDiabetes AustraliaGrant to support formation of Diabetes Australia Youth Ambassador Program – registration at IDF World Diabetes Congress1500015000
2013Eli LillyDiabetes AustraliaGrant to support printing and production of Diabetes Management in General Practice Guidelines 20142500025000
2013Eli LillyJDRF AustraliaPeer Support Program Partnership to support roll out of services coordinated by JDRF, with Lilly communicating to HCPs5000050000
2013Eli LillyLung Foundation AustraliaGrant to support National Shine a Light on Lung Cancer Awareness Events – development of collateral, kits & resources1250012500
2013Eli LillyLung Foundation AustraliaGrant to support Lung Cancer Telephone Support Groups including facilitator training, group set up and facilitator fees, and set up costs1500015000
2013Eli LillyMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaGrant to support Schizophrenia Awareness Week 20132200022000
2013Eli LillyNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaRoundtable membership and Sponsorship of Research Award2500025000
2013Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaGrant to support preparation of Rare Cancers Evidence Report - printing, distribution and launch costs45004500
2013Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaGrant to support Parliamentary Launch Event – Rare Cancers Baseline Report1000010000
2013Eli LillyRare Voices AustraliaGrant to support Rare Disease Day Event at Parliament80008000
2013Eli LillySkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaGrant in Support of the Australasian Psoriasis Registry3000030000
2014Eli LillyAlzheimer's AustraliaGrant for Improving Assessment and Management of Dementia in General Practice. This grant supported the delivery of educational modules for GPs with an interest in dementia assessment and management during the Brisbane and Perth GPCE conferences. Lilly wa2500025000
2014Eli LillyAlzheimer's Australia New South Wales (NSW)Grant to purchase four corporate dinner tickets for 'A Night with Parky', Alzheimer's Australia NSW awareness evening.780780
2014Eli LillyAlzheimer's Australia New South Wales (NSW)Grant for Memory Walk & Jog 2014. Grant supported education and engagement activities and printing of booklets for the event. Lilly was not involved with the development of any content.1200012000
2014Eli LillyAustralasian Paediatric Endocrine GroupGrant to fund APEG Research Grants. The APEG research grants support research in Australia and New Zealand into any aspect of paediatric endocrinology or diabetes. Grant provided to APEG which then disseminates to awardees. Specific research projects chos1500015000
2014Eli LillyAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationADEA/Lilly Credentialed Diabetes Educator of the Year Awards (CDE) - Phase 1. Funding provided support for education and awareness activities associated with promotion of the award and role of Credentialed Diabetes Educators.1900019000
2014Eli LillyCure Our KidsGrant to support printing of 2015 Oncology Diaries. Diaries provided to newly diagnosed families and those currently in treatment either in hospital or via Oncology clinics. All content developed by Cure Our Kids Limited.30003000
2014Eli LillyDiabetes Australia Grant for printing and mailing of Diabetes Management in General Practice (DMiGP) Guidelines. Lilly was not involved in the development of any content.1800018000
2014Eli LillyJDRF AustraliaGrant to purchase dinner tickets for JDRF Gala Ball 2014. Funds: silver sponsorship of corporate table at annual JDRF Ball. Funds raised go towards T1 diabetes research.35003500
2014Eli LillyJDRF AustraliaPeer Support Program Partnership to support roll out of services coordinated by JDRF, with Lilly communicating program to HCPs.6000060000
2014Eli LillyMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaGrant towards support for development of PR campaign and collateral to promote Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2014. All content developed by Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia Inc.50005000
2014Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for Parliamentary Launch Event of Rare Cancers Australia Limited Baseline Report. Grant funding supported the event which aimed to promote the report into the state of rare and less common cancers.1000010000
2014Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaPurchase of dinner tickets for 'Sick or Treat' Charity Ball, Rare Cancers Australia annual charity event.1000010000
2015Eli LillyAlzheimer’s Australia New South Wales (NSW)Funding used to support the education and engagement component associated with the 'Memory Van' for the 2016 Memory Walk & Jog event.1500015000
2015Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaPrinting costs associated with Health consumer booklets: Arthritis Australia's 10 Steps and Rheumatoid Arthritis Consumer Information booklets. Lilly had no control or involvement with the development of the content of these booklets.65926592
2015Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport for Arthritis Australia via the Medicines Australia Community Chest Program. All funds provided to Arthritis Australia through the program were directed towards a study into the economic cost of arthritis.2000020000
2015Eli LillyArthritis New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship to support "Our Joint - The largest gathering of Skeletons", a public event aimed to raise awareness of arthritis and osteoporosis within the community.50005000
2015Eli LillyDiabetes Australia - Victoria (VIC)Funding to support the Diabetes in Schools Project : web and hardcopy resources for staff, parents and children. Lilly was not involved in the content or development of any materials associated with this activity.1500015000
2015Eli LillyNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaBronze membership of Pharmaceutical Roundtable2000020000
2015Eli LillyRedkiteGrant to support printing of 2016 Oncology Diaries. Diaries provided to newly diagnosed families and those currently in treatment either in hospital or via Oncology clinics. Lilly was not involved in the development of any content for these resources.40004000
2016Eli LillyAlzheimer's Australia New South Wales (NSW)Support for Living Well with Dementia Conference50005000
2016Eli LillyAlzheimer's Australia New South Wales (NSW)Support for Memory, Walk & Jog event2500025000
2016Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport for printing and distribution costs associated with the “10 Steps for living well with Arthritis” and “Taking control of your Rheumatoid Arthritis” Consumer Booklets. Lilly was not involved in the content or development of any content for these r73937393
2016Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport for the Community Chest program2000020000
2016Eli LillyArthritis Queensland (QLD)Support for Arthritis Week50005000
2016Eli LillyDiabetes AustraliaSupport for printing costs associated with the Diabetes Education in General Practice books. Lilly was not involved in the content or development of any content for these resources.1000010000
2017Eli LillyAlzheimer's Australia New South Wales (NSW)Support for Memory, Walk and Jog event1000010000
2017Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport for Arthritis Australia Community Chest2000020000
2017Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaA National Summit for a proposed Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program4635046350
2017Eli LillyArthritis Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship for GP seminar, "Rheumatology in Primary Care"750750
2017Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the Rare Solutions Report2000020000
2017Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the continuation of the Cancer Drugs Access Committee3000030000
2018Eli LillyAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationCredentialed Diabetes Educator (CDE) Awards4000040000
2018Eli LillyBrain FoundationSponsorship of Headache and Migraine Awareness Week1500015000
2018Eli LillyGlobal Healthy Living FoundationSponsorship of the Creaky Joints Australia Patient Guidelines in RA5000050000
2018Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the Rare Solutions Report and the Canberra Forum2000020000
2019Eli LillyArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSponsorship of the Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program150000150000
2019Eli LillyAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationCredentialed Diabetes Educator (CDE) Awards4000040000
2019Eli LillyBrain FoundationSponsorship Headache and Migraine Awareness Week1500015000
2019Eli LillyPatient Voice initiativeSponsorship of 2019 activities including the Consumer Input Toolkit and the SPEAKERS (Supporting Patient Engagement And Knowledge through Efficient Resource Search) trial1200012000
2019Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of Halloween Ball50005000
2019Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the National Oncology Alliance2500025000
2020Eli LillyBrain FoundationSponsorship Headache and Migraine Awareness Week1200012000
2020Eli LillyEczema Support AustraliaSponsorship of the Get Connected education initiative1000010000
2020Eli LillyPatient Voice initiativeSponsorship of 2020 activities including the Consumer Input Toolkit and the SPEAKERS (Supporting Patient Engagement And Knowledge through Efficient Resource Search) trial1200012000
2020Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the Pinnacle Asia Digital Workshop Project2000020000
2020Eli LillyRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of the National Oncology Alliance2500025000
2013GileadHepatitis AustraliaSupport for World Hepatitis Day2500025000
2013GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaProjects in Papua New Guinea through the Collaboration for Health in Papua New Guinea1500015000
2013GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaHIV Treatment Officers Education Conference1500015000
2013GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaCo Sponsor Monthly Treatments publication in gay press3000030000
2013GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaHIV Awareness Campaign250000250000
2013GileadPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria)Treatments Publication and education66006600
2013GileadWestern Australia (WA) AIDS CouncilTreatment Forum13001300
2014GileadAS Victoria (VIC)HIV Positive Speakers Bureau50005000
2014GileadAustralasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health MedicineEarly Treatment Education programmes2000020000
2014GileadAustralasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health MedicineHep B GP and Nurse education programmes2700027000
2014GileadAustralasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health MedicineProjects in Papua New Guinea (PNG) through the Collaboration for Health in PNG3000030000
2014GileadHepatitis AustraliaWorld Hepatitis Day4000040000
2014GileadHepatitis AustraliaHCV Stakeholder support meetings ( 3 meetings)5700057000
2014GileadHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Community Advocacy Project5500055000
2014GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaCo sponsor Monthly treatments publication in gay press1500015000
2014GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaHIV Treatments Seminars5000050000
2014GileadPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria)Treatments Newsletter60006000
2014GileadYouth Empowerment Against HIV/AIDSEvent partnership with AIDS 2014 Melbourne Youth Force meeting30003000
2015GileadHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia Sponsorship funding6000060000
2015GileadHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Brisbane Indigenous Media Association Campaign as part of World Hepatitis Day activities31603160
2015GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaTo Support Positive Living Publication for period Jan‐Jun 20151500015000
2015GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaSponsorship Positive Living Publication July‐Dec 20141500015000
2015GileadPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria)Living Positive Victoria – Educational Sponsorship Speakers Bureau50005000
2015GileadPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria)Living Positive Victoria ‐ Educational Sponsorship Poslink Newsletter60006000
2015GileadQueensland Positive PeopleGilead Fellowship 2016 Grant1000010000
2015GileadRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Grant ‐ increase awareness of impact of rare cancers in patients2500025000
2016GileadCancer Drugs AllianceGrant provided to the organisation to support the Cancer Drugs Alliance 2016 who are a non for profit multi stakeholder organisation committed to achieving the best outcomes for cancer patients. This grant donation will assist their committee in conductin3000030000
2016GileadHepatitis AustraliaGrant provided to Hepatitis Australia for the organisation to support communication and consumer information. Their objective is to utlitise world hepatitis day to focus community awareness on easier access to treatments which cure hepatitis C and manage59090.9159090.91
2016GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaGrant provided to the organisation to support the publication of Positive Living Magazine- their publication is a flagship of the organisation and the Positive Living HIV membership nationally. It has become a valuable information and education resource f1500015000
2016GileadPositive Life New South Wales (NSW)Grant & Service Fees provided to the organisation to support speakers for their February Internal Conference & Fair Day Exhibition stand costs- Fair day has been held annually since the first spring out pride festival in 1999. Spring out pride festival is11201120
2016GileadQueensland Positive PeopleGrant provided to the organisation with their objective to increase the number of people testing for HIV and syphilis in Toowoomba, the Community HIV Education and Prevention (CHEP) Program project. Program propose to implement a 12-month rapid testing ou2000020000
2016GileadWestern Australia (WA) AIDS CouncilGrant provided to the organisation WAAC (Western Australia Aids Council Inc.) in the form of Co-Support for the Treatment Forum . Purpose to engage and educate people living with HIV in Australia via web based content detailing scientific developments & r1181.821181.82
2017GileadHepatitis AustraliaGrant provided to support World Hepatitis Day 2017. Hepatitis Australia is a central partner in the national response to viral hepatitis working in close partnership with eight state and territory hepatitis organisations as well as other organisations and individuals who share the same vision to end to hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia. Key components of their work are their national policy and advocacy, provision of community information and education and support for hepatitis service delivery. Their objective is to utlitise world hepatitis day to focus community awareness on easier access to treatments which cure hepatitis C and manage hepatitis B. The grant was utilised to produce stakeholder comunication, key messages, merchandising, media releases, online assets and graphics3000030000
2017GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaGrant provided to the organisation to support the publication of Positive Living Magazine- their publication is a flagship of the organisation and the Positive Living HIV membership nationally. It has become a valuable information and education resource for the HIV positive community. This grant aids in the production costs of the magazine.3000030000
2017GileadRare Cancers AustraliaGrant provided to the organisation to support 2017 projects to lead conversations about cancer within the community that will result in a better understanding of the entrenched bias of the current systems against rare cancers and what might be done to address it. Patients with rare cancers face significant hurdles surrounding access to treatment. In order to improve awareness of the issues facing Australians living with rare cancers, RCA will undertake a number of initiatives in 2017. The intent is to directly communicate with federal politicians, members of the medical profession and the general public in a manner that promotes understanding of the issues and challenges surrounding rare cancers in Australia. The grant will assist in the following deliverables
Composition of a detailed research/issues paper that draws on RCA's experience in dealing with patients, clinicians and government to highlight the barriers within the current regulatory framework that prevent fair and equitable access to treatment.
- Video Community Service Announcement promoting fairer treatment for rare
- Co-ordinated and extensive traditional and social media campaign.
- MP Dinners staged in Parliament House and featuring high profile speakers discussing the issues and solutions surrounding rare cancers treatment.
- Staging of the Canberra Forum - Two one-day events to be held separately in Canberra; scheduled for August and will feature speakers from inside and outside the cancer community discussing the major issues of concern around cancer treatment.
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2017GileadWestern Australia (WA) AIDS CouncilCo-Sponsored grant provided to support the WA AIDS Council Treatment Forum which is an annual event that attracts approximately 50 clients and a number of professionals working in the HIV sector. The treatment Forum engages and educates people living with HIV in Australia. The grant contributes to the venue hire, audiovisual & hospitality costs.10801080
2018GileadHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is a central partner in the national response to viral hepatitis working in close partnership with eight state and territory hepatitis organisations as well as other organisations and individuals who share the same vision to end to hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia. Key components of their work are their national policy and advocacy, provision of community information and education and support for hepatitis service delivery. The Grant provided support in the co-ordination of World Hepatitis Day 2018 The objective of WHD 2018 was to engage people who may be missing out on care for hepatitis B and hepatitis C and to connect them to vaccination, testing, treatment and support to achieve improved health outcomes. Funding was utilised in consultant costs, design costs, meeting costs, non-print materials, print materials & bulk mail, WHD website costs, WHD community grants, management.3000030000
2018GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThe National Association of People with HIV Australia (NAPWHA) is Australia’s peak non-government organisation representing community- based groups of people living with HIV (PLHIV) The Grant provided support to produce an edition of Positive Living Magazine. Positive Living is an e-magazine for people living with and affected by HIV, published quarterly, Positive Living is the positive voice for PLHIV in Australia with content devised and created by a collective of HIV positive experts.1000010000
2018GileadRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve the lives and health outcomes of Australians living with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. The Grant provided to the organisation supports 2018 Rare Cancer Projects. The purpose to lead a conversation about cancer within the community that will result in a better understanding of the entrenched bias of current systems against rare cancers and what might be done to address it. It is also to provide an evidence base that can be shared with health care professionals so they develop a more refined understanding of the registration and reimbursement systems currently operating in Australia and what is needed to ensure broader and fairer access.1000010000
2018GileadRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve the lives and health outcomes of Australians living with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. The Grant provided to the organisation supports Rare Cancers Australia funding for the CDAC 2018 projects which aim to lead conversation about cancer within the community that will result in a better understanding of the issues within the current systems and the reforms needed to take advantage of recent scientific breakthroughs.3000030000
2018GileadWestern Australia (WA) AIDS CouncilThe WA AIDS Council is a non-government organisation committed to the HIV response in Western Australia. Established in 1985, the Council leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, sexually transmitted infections and blood borne viruses, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV and AIDS. The Council provides counseling, wellness, referral, general and financial assistance to people living with HIV; needle and syringe exchange programs; professional training and development for health sector workers and a range of support and prevention education services to target audiences at risk of HIV, sexually transmitted infections and blood borne virus transmissions. The Co-Sponsored Grant provides support towards the Treatment Forum which is an annual event that attracts approximately 120 clients and a number of professionals working in the HIV sector. Although the epidemic has changed over the years HIV research and medication, promoting a healthy lifestyle and challenging stigma are still at the forefront.The Treatment Forum is an important occasion in the PLHIV calendar as it is the main event in WA where HIV concerns are discussed by leading experts. The support provided assists with the program, hospitality, & organisational newsletter that will provide information and key outcomes from the night to members, people with HIV and stakeholders in the WA community.26002600
2019GileadHepatitis AustraliaHepatitis Australia is a central partner in the national response to viral hepatitis working in close partnership with eight state and territory hepatitis organisations as well as other organisations and individuals who share the same vision to end to hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia. Key components of their work are their national policy and advocacy, provision of community information and education and support for hepatitis service delivery. The purpose of the grant was in supporting the development of collateral, media and communications associated with Hepatitis Australia's role as national coordinator of World Hepatitis Day (WHD) 2019. Hepatitis Australia manage www.worldhepatitisday.org.au and use their social media accounts & strategic advertising to promulgate messages.They also develop and provide collateral & other assistance to members, partners and individuals to promote WHD viral hepatitis messages at a local level across the country.3000030000
2019GileadHepatitis Western Australia (WA)HepatitisWA (Inc) is a non-profit community-based organisation providing free services to the community. HepatitisWA aims to assist in obtaining the best possible care and support for people affected by hepatitis, reducing discrimination and stigma directed at people living with viral hepatitis and raising community awareness in relation to hepatitis. The Grant provided in support to fund partnering with pharmacy teams in data identified hepatitis hotspots across the state, HepatitisWA aims to put information in the form of an education flyer on risk and testing for hep C directly into the hands of community members in priority populations when they access their local pharmacy for an unrelated health issues. The flyer will act as a resource that lists risk factor of exposure to Hep C that the general community may not be aware of - to prompt them to ask the health practitioner for testing.10001000
2019GileadLiverWELLLiverWeLL trading as Hepatitis Victoria is the peak not-for-profit community organisation working across the state for people affected by or at risk of viral hepatitis and liver disease. Their vision at Hepatitis Victoria is a Victorian community where there are no new infections of viral hepatitis, and where those who have the virus are able to maximise their health and wellbeing. The Grant provided support to increase understanding of liver disease and NASH for liver patients and the general population; increase ability of the target group through appropriate channels to access testing and treatment for NASH; reduce misunderstanding and stigma around NASH; increase culture of health improvement and awareness of liver health through the output of research, consumer engagement and focus testing, resource production, online and print distribution of resources, Hepatitis Infoline, digital platforms such as website & social media accounts, and81258125
2019GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThe National Association of People with HIV Australia (NAPWHA) is Australia's peak non-government organisation representing community- based groups of people living with HIV (PLHIV) The Grant provided support to fund the NAPWHA HIV Criminalisation symposium which is a breakfast event running alongside the Australasian HIV Conference held in Perth. The symposium aims to bring together experts in HIV and criminalisation from multi-disciplinary professions from Australia and the region. The format offers topic based presentations and an opportunity to discuss the impact laws have on HIV transmission and HIV stigma and their impact on people living with HIV (PLHIV). Evidence shows criminalisation does not reduce HIV transmission, and the resulting stigma and discrimination.2000020000
2019GileadRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a registered Australian Charity, DGR Status 1, that was formed in 2012 with the mission to improve the lives and health outcomes of Australians living with a rare or less common cancer. RCA is committed to bringing affordable and equitable access to cancer medicines to all Australians regardless of the commonality of their disease. The Grant provided to the organisation supports the National Cancer Plan Vision 2030. RCA reached out to companies to assist in funding the foundation project that will form the basis of a much-needed Australian National Cancer Plan. The Project engages external consultants to engage in widespread stakeholder consultation and at the conclusion of which the project team will produce a report capturing the vision of cancer treatment in 2030.2000020000
2019GileadRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve the lives and health outcomes of Australians living with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. The Grant provided to the organisation supports funding following on from the highly successful "Just a Little More Time" Reports (JLMT) in 2014 and 2016. RCA intends to prepare and publish an updated version in 2019 that will contain expanded definitions of rare and rare subtypes and examine current treatment access. The report was launched in November in conjunction with the RCA CanForum and forms the centre-piece of an extended social and traditional media campaign. RCA undertook a major media campaign around the release of the report.2500025000
2020GileadACON HealthPride in Diversity Membership Fees26752675
2020GileadACON HealthFunding provided from the Gilead COVID-19 Acute Relief and Emergency Support Fund (CARES) to support the purchase of digital equipment that will enable ACON Health to deliver online health promotion, peer support, counselling and other services for our communities.3859938599
2020GileadArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunding provided to support MyRA – Arthritis Australia’s Rheumatoid Arthritis Patient Support Program. This is in support of the development of an innovative website and support program to provide tailored information, tools and support for people living with RA, as well as their carers and family. It will also become a quality resource for Rheumatologists, GPs and allied health professionals.150000150000
2020GileadAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of Crohn's & Colitis Australia's (CCA) World Toilet Day Campaign, which aims to inspire positive action to tackle the global sanitation crisis by driving the conversation on accessibility to toilets for people with inflammatory bowel disease, and engaging with the community on social media to find the best go-to toilet spots across Australia.50005000
2020GileadAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of Crohn's and Colitis Australia's (CCA) National IBD Helpline, which aims to provide a resource for individual help, information and guidance to patients on living with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.2500025000
2020GileadAustralian Federation of AIDS OrganisationsGrant provided to support the development, implementation and promotion of a core HIV education resource, designed in partnership with community and partner organisations, to drive demand for testing, treatment and prevention tools and services. The resource will be developed with a whole of community approach that delivers positive and community informed messages to influence behavioural change and produce informed communities.1625016250
2020GileadGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGrant provided to Global Healthy Living Foundation (GHLF) PTY, and its patient community CreakyJoints Australia, to support Coronavirus patient education, support and outreach. The financial contribution will allow the organisation to continue its efforts developing and implementing vital patient-centred education, support and advocacy for the Australian patient and caregiver community impacted by the ongoing public health crisis.1500015000
2020GileadGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGrant provided to Global Healthy Living Foundation (GHLF) PTY, and its patient community CreakyJoints Australia, to support the expansion of the Rheumatoid Arthritis patient educational resources and patient engagement activities.2200022000
2020GileadHepatitis AustraliaGrant provided to support the 2020 World Hepatitis Day campaign in Australia, ‘Let’s Talk Hep!’, which aims to provide information that supports people at risk of or living with hepatitis B or hepatitis C to access the best care to maintain or improve their health. Dependent on budget availability (not known during initial planning), the funding may go towards;
- New World Hepatitis Day website
- Posters (digital and printed)
- Creatives for use on social media platforms
- Infographics highlighting key facts about hepatitis B and C
- World Hepatitis Day video
- Public media advertising
- Media alert and media Release
- Online hepatitis knowledge survey and/or quiz
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2020GileadHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Grant provided to support the state wide elimination hepatitis media campaign, in the month of July, on selected print platforms. The proposed campaign theme, “Find the Hero Inside You”, aims to educate the general population about the liver and drawing attention to the issue of prevention (vaccination for hepatitis B), early detection (testing and cure for hepatitis C) particularly those living with viral hepatitis and therefore those at most risk of severe liver disease including liver cancer.4566.31000000000044566.31
2020GileadHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Grant provided to support education to prisoners about the importance of early detection, testing and cure for hepatitis, and to upskill the correctional officers workforce in the benefits of hepatitis C treatment for prisoners75007500
2020GileadLiverWELLFunding provided from the Gilead COVID-19 Acute Relief and Emergency Support Fund (CARES) to support the leadership and coordination of the community response to liver disease within the COVID-19 context by:
- Reorientate school and community education to digital platforms
- Reorientate workforce training initiatives
- Expand content and reach of Living Well lifestyle guides
- Develop and license associated electronic tools and software
- Develop supportive communication and engagement plan to build awareness
- Resourcing of additional specialist advice to assist in navigating program of adaption
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2020GileadNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaDonation to the NAPWHA COVID-19 National Relief Fund.1000010000
2020GileadPositive Life New South Wales (NSW)Funding provided to support #Ending HIV, Now What...? workshops, which involve community engagement/consultations to inform NSW HIV Strategy 2021-2025. The educational objective of the three workshops is to build health literacy, capacity development and empowerment of all people living with HIV in NSW24545.4524545.45
2020GileadRare Cancers AustraliaGrant provided to support the Societal Impact of Cancer Study, which aims to demonstrate the societal and economic value of therapeutic intervention, that prolongs the lives of parents of young children.The project will involve external consultants to engage in widespreadstakeholder consultation, and at the conclusion of which the project team will produce a report capturing the return to the community of increased investment in cancer care. The project outcomes to include an economic model and report, federal and state government engagement, and public and media engagement.1500015000
2020GileadRare Cancers AustraliaFunding provided from the Gilead COVID-19 Acute Relief and Emergency Support Fund (CARES) to support Rare Cancers Australia Ltd who has been seriously impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Several major fundraising events have been cancelled which has caused considerable financial stress on the organisation.45457.12000000000345457.12
2020GileadRare Cancers AustraliaDonation to Rare Cancer Australia's “Facemasks4Firies” fundraising campaign in support of Australian bushfire relief.5000050000
2020GileadSnowdome FoundationFunding provided to support the Australasian Lymphoma Alliance (ALA) research programs further development of the website, including the “Members” area - a secure, member-only area, for project sharing, educational updates and publications.35003500
2013GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Purchase of tickets ($195 for tickets to attend the 50th anniversary celebrations for the asthma federation)$195 for tickets to attend the 50th anniversary celebrations for the asthma federation195
2013GlaxoSmithKlineKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia Sponsorship ($5000 for Patient Information Project)$5000 for Patient Information Project5000
2013GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaSupport for activities listed in the agreement. ($65000 for activities including training, community awareness, website development, material development, patient rehabilition support.)$65000 for activities including training, community awareness, website development, material development, patient rehabilition support.65000
2013GlaxoSmithKlineMelanoma Patients AustraliaAttendance at the melanoma consumer forum held in conjunction with the 2013 Global Controversies and Advances in Skin Cancer Congress, Brisbane Convention Centre. ($25,000 includes meals, accomodation and travel for 2 staff and patients.)$25,000 includes meals, accomodation and travel for 2 staff and patients.25000
2013GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaFunding to support the translation of written asthma action plans into 9 languages, the printing of 26,500 additional asthma action plan wallets and the printing of 10000 copies of the NAC asthma action plan z-cards.6175061750
2013GlaxoSmithKlinePolio AustraliaPolio Australia Sponsorship ($8000 for Polio Retreat)$8000 for Polio Retreat8000
2013GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaNon monetary donation. Resources in kind. (Non monetary support to assist in filming and video development.)Non monetary support to assist in filming and video development.0
2013GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for the development and printing of Rare Cancer Evidence Report1000010000
2013GlaxoSmithKlineRare Voices AustraliaSupport for Rare Voices Australia ($10,000 for running educational workshops for patients and their carers on the lifesaving drugs program.)$10,000 for running educational workshops for patients and their carers on the lifesaving drugs program.10000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAS Victoria (VIC)Product Donation (1,000 x mouthpeices to ensure appropriate use of placebo devices during training)1,000 x mouthpeices to ensure appropriate use of placebo devices during training0
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaProduct Donation (Donation of 1,545 x Breo Ellipta placebo devices and 2170 x MDI placebo devices for use at State based foundations)Donation of 1,545 x Breo Ellipta placebo devices and 2170 x MDI placebo devices for use at State based foundations0
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaFinancial Support ($40,000 as per 2014 agreement: magnets, support for patient information kits)$40,000 as per 2014 agreement: magnets, support for patient information kits40000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Product Donation (768 x Ventolin donation to Morwell community in response to Hazelwood mine fire)768 x Ventolin donation to Morwell community in response to Hazelwood mine fire0
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Product Donation (1, 080 x Ventolin donation to Morwell community in response to Hazelwood mine fire)1, 080 x Ventolin donation to Morwell community in response to Hazelwood mine fire0
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Product Donation (Donation of 1000 MDI mouthpieces for use in Asthma Victoria training)Donation of 1000 MDI mouthpieces for use in Asthma Victoria training0
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Financial Support ($5,500 for filiming of symposium at Royal Melbourne Hospital for accessibility of larger audience)$5,500 for filiming of symposium at Royal Melbourne Hospital for accessibility of larger audience5500
2014GlaxoSmithKlineAustralian Cervical Cancer FoundationFinancial Support ($10,000 for the support of a community awareness campaign, aimed at generating awareness on the importance of regular pap tests)$10,000 for the support of a community awareness campaign, aimed at generating awareness on the importance of regular pap tests10000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaFinancial Support ($15,000 support for the development and maintenance of digital channels)$15,000 support for the development and maintenance of digital channels15000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49: Men's HealthFinancial Support ($18,800 support for the development, printing and distribution of the Men's Health Toolkit booklet)$18,800 support for the development, printing and distribution of the Men's Health Toolkit booklet18800
2014GlaxoSmithKlineMelanoma Patients AustraliaFinancial Support ($660 for the Melanoma Patients Australia gala dinner)$660 for the Melanoma Patients Australia gala dinner660
2014GlaxoSmithKlineMelanoma Patients AustraliaFinancial Support ($25,250 for attendance of Melanoma Patients Australia staff and support at group facilitator at Melanoma Patients Australia workshop)$25,250 for attendance of Melanoma Patients Australia staff and support at group facilitator at Melanoma Patients Australia workshop25250
2014GlaxoSmithKlinePolio AustraliaFinancial Support ($8,000 for the 2014 Polio Retreat)$8,000 for the 2014 Polio Retreat8000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial Support ($10,000 for the development and maintenance of the 'Sick or Treat' website)$10,000 for the development and maintenance of the 'Sick or Treat' website10000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial Support ($15,000 for the Rare Cancers Australia position paper and budget submission)$15,000 for the Rare Cancers Australia position paper and budget submission15000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial Support ($25,000 for the Rare Cancers Roadshow ($12,500), development support for the Rare Cancers Australia website ($10,000), administrative support ($2,500))$25,000 for the Rare Cancers Roadshow ($12,500), development support for the Rare Cancers Australia website ($10,000), administrative support ($2,500)25000
2014GlaxoSmithKlineRare Voices AustraliaFinancial Support ($20,000 for the production of 'Australian Experience': a video highlighting Australians living with a rare disease)$20,000 for the production of 'Australian Experience': a video highlighting Australians living with a rare disease20000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaPartnership in a GSK led disease awareness campaign 'Asthma; Know Your Options'Non monetary support0
2015GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaDonation of 1,000 Asthma Control Test (Asthma Score) note pads which were used as part of the organisation's disease awareness activities during the National Asthma WeekNon-monetary support - Donation value of $500500
2015GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaIndependent restricted grant to support the development of a digital patient tool designed to provide key information and messages to patients5400054000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Donation of 4,000 MDI placebo inhalers, 500 Accuhaler placebo devices and 500 Ellipta placebo devices for training purposesNon-monetary support - Donation value of products $15,00015000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineAustralian Cervical Cancer FoundationIndependent grant to support the development of a mobile app aimed to improve cervical cancer prevention awareness and adherence to cervical screening2000020000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaIndependent grant to support BTAA build additional funcationality to their existing website which will allow the organisation to be more effective in managing their online membership subscription60006000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineFabry AustraliaIndependent grant to support costs associated with a strategic planning day as well as a Fabry patient conference1500015000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49 Men's HealthIndependent grant to enable Foundation 49 to support 15 local community groups, each being allocated $2,000 to facilitate a men's health event/activity3000030000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49: Mens HealthPartnership with BPH awareness campaignNon monetary support0
2015GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49: Mens HealthPartnership with men's health campaignNon-monetary support0
2015GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaProduct donation - 135 Accuhaler, 125 MDI and 460 ElliptaNon-monetary support - Donation value of
products $2040
2040
2015GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaIndependent grant to support the Lungs in Action program. Support was also provided to local patient advocacy and support groups associated with the Lung Foundation5000050000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineMeningococcal AustraliaTravel and accomodation assistance to enable the organisation to participate in media activities related to the public campaign 'Know, Check, Act'15401540
2015GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaPartnership with a disease awareness campaign 'Asthma; Know Your Options'Non monetary support0
2015GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaDonation of 250 Accuhaler placebo devices, 250 Ellipta placebo devices and 200 MDI placebo devices for the purpose of community health worker trainingNon-monetary support - Donation value of products $2,1002100
2015GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaIndependent grant to support the printing of Asthma Action Plans89008900
2015GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaIndependent grant to support the development of a digital social hub for parents and children with asthma2980029800
2015GlaxoSmithKlinePolio AustraliaIndependent restricted grant to support with the costs associated with the annual Polio Australia Retreat in Victoria1000010000
2015GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaTravel and accomodation assistance for two staff members of the association to attend the annual conference of the Pulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and New Zealand. In their capacity as invited guests at the conference, PHAA sought to strengthe30003000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaIndependent restricted grant to sponsor the organisation's annual Sick or Treat fundraising gala and supplementary communications campaign2000020000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineRare Voices AustraliaGrant to support the development of an implementation strategy for a national plan for rare diseases1500015000
2015GlaxoSmithKlineRare Voices AustraliaFinancial support for the Forgotten Ones photography project which is an exhibition dedicated to showcasing the stories of patients and carers1500015000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaThe Kid's 'Food Allergies for Dummies' resource - the development of a special edition for parents of newly diagnosed children with food allergy.
Review, print and distribution of Be a M.A.T.E bookmark Print and disseminate posters and flyers to schools,
4500045000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaPlacebo donation for training purposes to support Asthma Foundation in their training sessions in each state. Total placebo donations of 3130 devices93909390
2016GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaSupport of the COACH patient support program6500065000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineAustralian Scleroderma Interest GroupThe Fellowship provides support for rheumatologist or physician-in-training to gain further education in the study of patients with systemic sclerosis and its complications such as pulmonary hypertension. The financial support provided will be used to un2000020000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49: Men's HealthAttendance for two staff members at F49's Men's Health business breakfast 2016200200
2016GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49: Men's HealthFunding for Web Based Health & Educational Tool 'Man Test' Only (digital distribution)6600066000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaPlacebo donation for training purposes to support LFA in their training sessions. Total placebo donations of 4720 devices1428014280
2016GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaSupport for the Lungs in Action program and support for the re-design and re-printing of LFA patient handbook.5830058300
2016GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis CentreSupport to cover costs of re-printing their patient advocacy
materials ;pamphlets, media collaterals etc…Ϳ
1100011000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineMeningococcal AustraliaAttendance and exhibit at Parent, Child & Baby exposition in four states1798817988
2016GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaUpdating of inhaler posters in doctor's surgeries and creation of video to show proper technique to use inhalers2380023800
2016GlaxoSmithKlinePancreatic Cancer Support AustraliaFinancial support to the Pancreatic Cancer Nurse Network for the Annual Nurse Network Retreat and the Nurse Network Program Site Visits3000030000
2016GlaxoSmithKlinePolio AustraliaSupport for a conference bringing patients and doctors together to share new therapies, for doctors to have first hand accounts of patients living with post polio syndrome90009000
2016GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSupport travel and accommodation costs of conduting Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA)'s first Patient Education and Information day and to assist in bringing their management team for the first time to attend the ASM on October 6 to 840004000
2016GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and New ZealandFinancial support for the maintenance of the Pulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and New Zealand (PHSANZ) national Pulmonary Hypertension (PHT) registry4800048000
2016GlaxoSmithKlineRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for the development and launch of the Just in Time V2 report including parliamentary event2500025000
2017GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaSupport of the COACH patient support program (Part 2). Funding was provided over a two year period to assist in the development and implementation of the COACH program which is a goal setting program for people with poorly controlled asthma. This program is a standardised coaching program delivered by telephone and mail-out for people with high risk of chronic respiratory diseases like asthma. The program is intended to facilitate the improved uptake of evidence based asthma management, such as the asthma cycle of care and asthma action plans and offers great potential to optimise management and thus reduce negative health impacts.6500065000
2017GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation 49 Men's HealthPurchase of 10 tickets for GSK staff to attend the Foundation 49 Men's Health business breakfast, which is an annual fundraising event with the aim to raise awareness of the importance of Men's Health and encourage men to have regular health checks. This specific business breakfast was an opportunity for Foundation 49 to launch a new initiative 'The Man Test' which is a quick 15 question quiz designed to start the 'health conversation' with men.11001100
2017GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis CentreFinancial support to cover costs of flight and accommodation for two people to attend and operate stands at the Pregnancy and Baby Exposition in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney with the aim of raising awareness about meningococcal disease to th general public and specifically targetting pregnant women.73657365
2017GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaPlacebo device donation for training purposes; total of 150 devices450450
2017GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaTo support the development of the Asthma Buddy mobile website that will enable users to create individual asthma action plans that can be accessed online or via their mobile phone. The objectives of the project is to provide a comprehensive summary of asthma diagnosis and management for people with asthma and their families. Funding was also requested for the printing and distribution of My Asthma Guide handbook.5240052400
2017GlaxoSmithKlinePolio AustraliaSupport for The Late Effects of Polio (LEoP) Self-Management Residential Program, which is an annual 4 day health and patient support activity with objectives of the project to elevate the level of knowledge and management of the LEoP across the patient, health and community sectors, improve the quality of life for people living with the LEoP and to provide carers of people living with the LEoP with the opportunity to discuss their own issues, share strategies and receive peer support.1000010000
2018GlaxoSmithKlineAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaFinancial support provided to Allergy and Anaphylaxis Australia (A&AA) to update parent resources. The update includes converting exisiting Camp Booklets for parents, schools and camp facilities into an online e-book (available in both Apple and Android). Having an e-book specific to camp preparation and management of severe allergy allows improved understanding and knowledge of practices that increases safety at camps. In addition, recent changes to the ASCIA Action Plans requires existing resources to be updated and free online training made available. Funding is also to be used to employ a Social Media and Communications Coordinator who will assist in the promotion of this e-book and other educational resources2500025000
2018GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaDonation of 1,182 Ellipta, 1,096 Accuhaler, 2,156 MDI, 426 Haleraid 120 and 411 Haleraid 200 placebo inhaler devices Asthma Australia use GSK placebo devices alongside other companies’ devices in their inhaler technique sessions. In 2018 GSK donated placebo devices to Asthma Australia for use across state-run training programs. This is not an exclusive arrangement between GSK and AA and GSK does not have any input in the development or delivery of these training programs.2030620306
2018GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaFinancial support to provide up-to-date information and education to people impacted by Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and increase awareness of PAH in the community to support early diagnosis. The support covers the cost of the webinar platform, creation of a web page and online booking form for registrations, development of a promotional flyer and a promotional campaign. In addition, the planning and delivery of two PAH specific presentations at the Lung Foundation Australia Education Seminar in Perth & Melbourne (includes flight and accommodation costs).1500015000
2018GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaDonation of 3,000 Ellipta, 3,000 Accuhaler and 3,000 MDI placebo inhaler devices for LFA’s education and training. This training provides clinicians with an interactive session to familiarise themselves with the various inhaler devices for COPD. When a placebo is in a training event it is utilised in a demonstration capacity with a 1:1 attendee:placebo ratio. GSK’s placebo devices are included in a pack containing all available COPD inhalers; training demonstrates correct inhaler technique for all devices from all companies. GSK does not have any input in the development or delivery of these training programs. In 2018 the Lung Foundation reached over 2000 GPs, Nurses, and Pharmacists and educated them in correct inhaler device technique through various COPD projects. The inhaler kits and hands-on learning is always well received and of high value to all health professionals that participate in their education.4035040350
2018GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaSupport 'Expanding the Lungs in Action Program' for patients with chronic lung disease. The program is an evidence-based intervention of pulmonary maintenance exercise and provides people with chronic lung disease the essential tools to reduce hospital admissions. Lungs in Action classes are delivered by exercise professionals specially trained by Lung Foundation Australia and provides participants with unlimited access to a structured exercise program and connection with peers with similar symptoms and experiences. Lungs in Action also acts a vehicle for promoting disease self management, symptom awareness and control.5990059900
2018GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis CentreDonation of Menveo and Bexsero vaccines for a family of 10.41004100
2018GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis CentreFinancial support for costs associated with attendance and stall operations at five Pregnancy and Baby Expos across Australia (Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne). The aim of the event is to inform parents of the vaccinations which are available for their children to prevent meningococcal disease. In addition, brochures and information kits on the signs, symptoms, strains, vaccinations, adverse effects and recovery from disease to be disseminated.2000020000
2018GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaDonation of 120 Ellipta, 170 Accuhaler and 170 MDI placebo inhaler devices. The National Asthma Council uses GSK placebo inhalers in an initative to educate pharmacists on best practice asthma care. GSK inhalers are used alongside inhalers from other companies – this is not an exclusive arrangement with NAC and GSK does not have any input in the development or delivery of these training programs18971897
2018GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaFinancial support to review the ‘My Asthma Guide’ booklet, translate and print 10,000 copies. Support to reprint Written Asthma Action Plans Initial phase support of ‘Rethinking Written Asthma Action Plans' project. This publication is based on the Australian Asthma Handbook and is the comprehensive summary of asthma diagnosis and management for people with asthma and their families.7270072700
2018GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaSupport for the Pulmonary Hypertension Association Australia (PHAA) Board of Management with $4,000 for their travel and accommodation costs, assisting PHAA to attend a ‘meet and greet’ session and conduct the PHAA Members and Carers Day session at PHSANZ ASM with the theme of Engaging high risk population. The topics of the event were Engaging VFR travellers and migrants, Occupationally at risk groups (focus on HCW influenza vaccination) and Challenges of vaccinating the homeless in the hep A outbreaks in California40004000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaDelivery of Emergency Department Discharge Protocol (EDP) project in Victoria. (Funding agreed: $150,000 split over two years. This is the first year's payment.) The project aims to develop and implement an optimised and systematic discharge planning protocol for patients who have attended the Emergency Department for management of an acute asthma episode.7500075000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineHepatitis AustraliaGrant to assist with World Hepatitis Day Campaign, which aimed to bring awareness and education to Hepatitis in Australia including treatment, testing and prevention.2000020000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaPulmonary Hypertension Program 2019 Program objectives: - Provide up to date information and education to people impacted by PAH - Expand the reach of this information and education via digital platforms for people with PAH who live in rural and remote locations - Increase to awareness of PAH in the community to support early diagnosis2000020000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaLungs in Action Program Evaluation A program based around the evidence-based intervention of pulmonary maintenance exercise. This provides people with chronic lung disease the essential need to maintain the gains achieved in Pulmonary Rehabilitation. GSK supported Lung Foundation Australia to undertake an impact evaluation of the Lungs in Action program model in 2019 to determine its effectiveness and the outcomes realised for participants (in line with the Lungs in Action 3 Year Strategic Plan).4550045500
2019GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaDonation of 1000 each of MDIs, Elliptas and Accuhalers to improve COPD patients' medicine adherence through correct inhaler device technique. through various COPD projects. The inhalers are included in kits containing placebo inhalers from all manufacturers, for healthcare professionals (pharmacists, GPs and nurses) to take part in hands-on learning.Placebo device donation0
2019GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis Centre AustraliaCharitable donation, recipient of donation chosen by GSK staff members as part of internal GSK recognition activities.18001800
2019GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis Centre AustraliaAttendance at Baby Expos across Australia in 2019 and costs related to this activity. - To inform as many people as possible about what vaccinations are available for their children to prevent meningococcal and meningitis disease - To offer brochures and information kits on the signs, symptoms, strains, vaccinations, side effects and recovery.2000020000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaSupport an update, print run (50,000 copies) and distribution of My Asthma Guide - My Handbook for Managing Asthma. To provide a comprehensive summary of asthma diagnosis and management for people with asthma and their families.5800058000
2019GlaxoSmithKlineRotarians Against MalariaCharitable donation, recipient of donation chosen by GSK staff members as part of internal GSK recognition activities.18001800
2020GlaxoSmithKlineAsthma AustraliaDelivery of Emergency Department Discharge Protocol (EDP) project in Victoria. The project aims to develop and implement an optimised and systematic discharge planning protocol for patients who have attended the Emergency Department for management of an acute asthma episode. Grant provided to Asthma Australia as part two of our support for their Emergency Discharge Protocol Project7500075000
2020GlaxoSmithKlineAustralian Patient Organisation NetworkGrant provided to support the 2nd Annual Conference of the Australia Patient Organisation Network.1000010000
2020GlaxoSmithKlineHepatitis AustraliaGrant provided to support World Hepatitis Day activities2000020000
2020GlaxoSmithKlineLiverWELLGrant provided to Hepatitis Victoria for their health literacy program. The grant was to help develop an online presence in order to improve reach in terms of developing and disseminating 4 different animations that were translated into multiple languages3186231682
2020GlaxoSmithKlineLung Foundation AustraliaGrant provided to Lung Foundation Australia for their peer support program: a regular webinar series (10 per year) targeting a range of self-management issues1500015000
2020GlaxoSmithKlineMeningitis Centre AustraliaGrant provided to support participation by The Meningitis Centre Australia at national baby expos around Australia to reach parents and soon-to-be parents.3000030000
2020GlaxoSmithKlineNational Asthma Council AustraliaGrant provided to support the development, distribution and promption of an information paper: Targeted Biological Therapies for Asthma.2250022500
2020GlaxoSmithKlinePink Hope CommunityGrant provided for promotion of events for women experiencing or at risk of breast and ovarian cancer to increase education, empowerment and inspiration.1000010000
2020GlaxoSmithKlinePink Hope CommunityGrant provided to Pink Hope to conduct 6 'EduEvening' events over 12 months2100021000
2020GlaxoSmithKlinePulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaGrant provided in support of the development of a patient handbook and car stickers.50005000
2013IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationTo provide support for the Australian Pituitary Foundation database40004000
2013IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationTo provide support for their Patient education Seminar at St Vincents Hospital46304630
2013IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationTo provide sponsorship for 12 months to support their activities throughout the year. (Silver sponsorship)1200012000
2014IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationSilver Sponsorship to support their patient and healthcare educational activities throughout the year and assist with fundraising and mentoring services.Silver Sponsorship: $12,000.00 Fundraising and Mentoring Service Support: $8,000.00
Total: $20,000.00
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2015IpsenAustralian Dystonia Support GroupAssisting The Australian Dystonia Support Group printing 200 patient brochures121.82121.82
2015IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationGold Sponsorship to support their patient and healthcare educational activities throughout the year and assist with fundraising and mentoring services1800018000
2015IpsenBenign Essential Blepharospasm (BEB)Sponsorship for the group to undertake activities such as newsletters, website update and information sessions to build awareness19001900
2015IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Providing booth space for the Unicorn Foundation to be present at COSA, November 2015Non-financial support only. Allowing for the Unicorn Foundation to share booth space with Ipsen at the COSA conference in November 20150
2015IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Flight and accommodation costs to present at Gastroenteropancreatic Neuroendocrine tumour (GEPNET) dinner meeting in PerthFlight: $706.82 Accommodation: $285.13 Total: $991.95991.95
2015IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Run Melbourne Charity Event - to help raise awareness about Neuroendocrine Cancer (NETs) and funds for research. T-shirts: $2,569.94 Freight for t-shirts: $25.00 Marquee hire: $888.00 Total: $3,482.94T-shirts: $2,569.94 Freight for t-shirts: $25.00 Marquee hire: $888.00 Total: $3,482.943482.94
2015IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Grant for awareness and education campaign for neuroendocrine tumours (NET) patients and neuroendocrine tumours (NET) nurses. Website NET Nurse Resource Library (part build): $5,000.00 Conference Poster Presentation: $2,000.00 Re design and printing of NuWebsite NET Nurse Resource Library (part build): $5,000.00 Conference Poster Presentation: $2,000.00
Re design and printing of Nurse materials: $7,000.00 Total: $14,000.00
14000
2016IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationSupport both directors to attend the World Alliance of Pituitary Organizations (WAPO) Summit 2016 in Amsterdam and at The Pituitary Foundation's National Conference in LeedsFlights x 2 directors to attend WAPO meeting: $13,937.88 Registration x 2 directors to attend WAPO meeting: $1,054.95 Accommodation x 2 directors to attend WAPO meeting: $690.40
Flights x 2 directors to attend The Pituitary Foundation's National Conferenc
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2016IpsenAustralian Pituitary Foundation2016 projects below:
Patient Education :
QLD: Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital (congenital paediatric – confirmed) (surgical paediatric -under negotiation) Princess Alexandra Hospital (adult – confirmed)
NSW: Garvan Institute of Medical Research (adult –
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2016IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Grant for awareness and education campaign for neuroendocrine tumours (NET) patients and neuroendocrine tumours (NET) nursesSeries of Webinars: $15,000.00
Series of fact sheets and downloads: $10,000.00
Assistance in attending Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) and establishing NET special interest group as part of CNSA: $10,000.00
European Neuroendocrine Tumour Society
100000
2017IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationGrant to assist with costs of creation of their Newsletter for 2017. This newsletter provides a critical avenue for The Australian Pituitary Foundation to achieve their key focus in areas of:
* Support
* Education
* Awareness
* Organisational Effectiveness
2500025000
2017IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Grant to assist Unicorn Foundation with costs of some of their activities related to their awareness and education campaign for neuroendocrine tumours (NET) patients and neuroendocrine tumours (NET) nurses.100000100000
2018IpsenRare Cancers AustraliaGrant to support the Cancer Drugs Access Committee (CDAC) 2018 projects. The grant will be used in the following areas: - Consulting fees to consultants to assist with research into specific projects. - Travel and accommodation Expenses associated with prosecuting the CDAC 2018 agenda. - Engagement of PR/Comms Companies to promote the outcomes of CDAC. - Development and implementation of communications campaigns to maximise coverage across electronic, print and social media. - Development of Report Material including appointment of graphic design consultant. Launch Event Costs.3000030000
2018IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Chairperson at Ipsen's Cancer Registry 9 November 2018 Meeting and present patients apps.Honorarium: $1,050.00
Total: $1,050.00
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2018IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Ipsen Sponsored Breakfast Session at Asia Pacific Neuroendocrine Tumour Society (APNETS) 9-11 November 2018 in Melbourne and Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) 13-15 November 2018 in Perth. Present and join a panel of speakers who will support and enrich a video entitled “NET: Connecting the last 110 Years” and allow for up to 2 hours discussions with an Ipsen representative in the lead up to the Event.Honorarium: $1,750.00
Perth flights: $765.92
Perth 1 night accommodation: $211.91
Perth taxi: $44.53
Melbourne airport parking: $150.00
Total $2,922.36
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2018IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Attendance at Ipsen's Telotristat Advisory Board 23 August 2018 Meeting in Sydney.Honorarium: $3,050.00
Sydney flights: $479.10
Melbourne airport parking: $85.00
Total: $3,614.10
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2018IpsenUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Grant to support increased awareness and education for neuroendocrine tumours (NET) patients and healthcare professionals carried out by the Unicorn Foundation Australia in 2018.Webinars: $15,000.00
Upkeep and growth of Salesforce Database of patient information: $15,000.00
Assistance in attendance and booth at CNSA, RACGP, AGITG and COSA: $10,000.00
ENETs attendance for NET Nurse: $2,500.00
Production and dissemination of fact sheets including for symptom control, surgery, treatments, diagnostics: $5,000.00
World NET Cancer Awareness Day Campaign: $2,500.00
Total: $50,000.00
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2019IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationSponsorship of the 2019 Sydney Pituitary Patient Information Session (Seminar), which was held at the St Vincent's Centre for Applied Medical Research in Sydney on 14th September 2019. Sponsorship covers food and beverage costs; and videotaping of the entire session for archiving on the Australian Pituitary Foundation (APF) website for those patients from interstate unable to attend seminar. The primary objective of the patient education seminar is to provide insight into aspects of the management of pituitary tumours for both patients and their carers. This seminar was free of charge to both patients and carers.Food & Beverage: $2,500.00 Videotaping the session for archiving on the APF website: $5,500.00 Total: $8,000.008000
2019IpsenLiver FoundationGrant to support funding of a Deloitte Access Economics Report "Social an Economic Cost of Liver Diseases in Australia". Total grant is for $40,000.00 $20,000.00 at initiation of the project (commencement date October 2019). $20,000.00 milestone payment in 2020.2000020000
2019IpsenNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaGrant to support education and awareness activities relating to Neuroendocrine Tumor (NET). 2019 Education activities: - Presentation on GP Education needs at a scientific meeting and an associated working group meeting to help develop a GP education program - SA NET Patient Education Forum (Staff travel, catering and filming) - World NET Cancer Awareness Day Campaign (PR and distribution of materials support)2500025000
2019IpsenNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaGrant for the establishment, support and maintenance of an Australian NET registry (PLANETs). 2019 Phase 3: - Future Management (Monitoring of systems ongoing)5000050000
2019IpsenRare Cancers AustraliaGrant to assist with the development of a National Cancer Plan, prepared under the auspices of the National Oncology Alliance (a Rare Cancers Australia Initiative). Total project cost of $270,000 involves funding from multiple sources. Funds will be used to fund a program manager to coordinate development of the plan that will be communicated through a nationwide media campaign and via the NOA website which requires redevelopment.2500025000
2019IpsenRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of Rare Cancers Canberra Forum and "Just a little more time" report. Inclusive of preparation and publishing of report, staging of the Canberra Forum and undertaking of a major media campaign. Total sponsorship is for $40,000. 70% of the total contribution in 2019 and the remaining 30% upon completion of activity. The Canberra Forum is a one day event to held in 2020. 'Just a little more time Report 3.0' has a strong focus on Precision Oncology and legal and regulatory implications. This report highlights the emerging importance of genomics and genetics in future cancer treatment.2800028000
2020IpsenAustralian Pituitary FoundationSponsorship for 2020 Pituitary Patient Online Information Sessions (Seminars). Details: Video production of the 3 Seminars scheduled to be presented by APF during the year 2020. This patient education online seminar aims to provide insight into aspects of the management of pituitary tumours.1500015000
2020IpsenDystonia Network of Australia Educational Grant for enhancement of Dystonia App. To develop the educational content which includes reformatting current brochures for the app as well as creating new content.50005000
2020IpsenKaden CentreDonation for upgrading the organisation’s website to facilitate online individualised exercise programs for people diagnosed with cancer and/or chronic conditions.20002000
2020IpsenNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaGrant for General Practitioner Education 2020. Improving the education and understanding of General Practitioners in Australia about Neuroendocrine Tumors through online education of General Practitioners.6200062000
2020IpsenRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of CanForum 9 November 2020 event. 2020 CanForum incorporated the launch of the Vision 20-30 Report: a united case for a National Cancer Plan.1200012000
2020IpsenRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship for 1 x Round Table of Companies Membership 2020. Meeting held in November 2020 via zoom. To establish and maintain relationships with commercial companies in order to enhance communication between rare disease stakeholders and collaborate where appropriate on common issues. RVA’s Round Table of Companies is the key vehicle for engaging with key stakeholders, via the Terms of Reference.50005000
2013JanssenArthritis Foundation of Australia10 Steps for Living Well With Arthritis booklet30003000
2013JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Disability Research Project3500035000
2013JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationInflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) educational forums in Sydney and Brisbane during Crohn's & Colitis Awareness Month, May 201350005000
2013JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationDevelopment of a Members-only section on the CCA website50005000
2013JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationProduction of video series: personal stories of life with an Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)1000010000
2013JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationNational Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Month (May) 2013
Promotion via television commercial, community service radio announcement, social media, and brochure distribution
1700017000
2013JanssenHepatitis AustraliaLove Your Liver Project2500025000
2013JanssenHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Beyond the Bars9118191181
2013JanssenLiving Positive Hiv Positive Speakers Bureau 2013:
Speaker talks (30) and speaker professional development workshops (2)
50005000
2013JanssenLiving Positive Hiv Poslink Newsletter and Treatment Interactive Events 2013: Newsletter x 4 editions and Events x 360006000
2013JanssenMental Health AustraliaMHCA Pharma Collaboration (MHCA, Janssen, Eli Lilly, Astrazeneca, Lundbeck, Pfizer, Servier Laboratories): Quality Use of Medicines Project: $12,150
Indigenous Comorbidity Publication and Launch: $6,750 World Mental Health Day Parliamentary Breakfast: $4,
2700027000
2013JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaSchizophrenia Awareness Week 2013: public awareness campaign2200022000
2013JanssenMyeloma AustraliaPrinting: Myeloma, A Concise Patient Guide, 2012 edition - 1,500 copies89008900
2013JanssenMyeloma AustraliaProduction of Medico Face to Face Program (Stage2): filming, web content, information posters2038020380
2013JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMFA Myeloma Seminar and Workshop Program 20134500045000
2013JanssenSANE AustraliaExhibition stand at the 23rd Mental Health Services Conference 20-23 August 2013597.27597.27
2013JanssenSANE AustraliaEstablish the Informal Community Care Network:
Communications strategy, media interventions, printed materials, convening Alliance
9000090000
2013JanssenSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaOne presentation and workshop for 40 psoriasis patients (2.5 hours) to raise the level of knowledge of psoriasis and facilitate access to greater support networks.50005000
2013JanssenSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaSupport the provision of Biologics Masterclasses in 201350005000
2013JanssenSunflower Foundation AustraliaWellness Walk - Increase Mental Health Awareness1000010000
2014JanssenADDults with ADHDAnnual Conference (Sponsorship)$5,000 - Sponsorship5000
2014JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAttendance at American Chamber of Commerce luncheon 28/5/14 (1 representative)137.7137.7
2014JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (2 representatives) 15/5/15160160
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSilver Lining Lunch - Sponsorship$5,000 - Sponsorship5000
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationCrohn's & Colitis Awareness Month - Grant$5,000 - Grant5000
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationBully in the Bowel: Social media campaign, IBD awareness - Sponsorship$15,000 - Sponsorship15000
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPatient Toolkit - Sponsorship$20,000 - Sponsorship20000
2014JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationImproving IBD Quality of Care Program - Sponsorship; $150,000
over three years
$50,000 - Sponsorship; $150,000
over three years
50000
2014JanssenAustralian Diabetes Educators' AssociationDiabetes education and care management video (Grant)$10,000 - Grant10000
2014JanssenAustralian Federation of AIDS OrganisationsAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenCanSpeakAttendance at American Chamber of Commerce luncheon 28/5/14 (2 representatives)275.4275.4
2014JanssenCanSpeakHealth consumer advocacy workshop 2014 (Sponsorship)$15,000 - Sponsorship15000
2014JanssenCarers AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenCarers AustraliaPollie Pedal 2014 - Sponsorship$50,000 - Sponsorship50000
2014JanssenHepatitis AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenHepatitis AustraliaWorld Hepatitis Day: Love your Liver - Sponsorship$25,000 - Sponsorship25000
2014JanssenHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)Hep Connect Training: capacity building weekend for peer workers to support people living with HCV - Grant$2,200 - Grant2200
2014JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPatient services brochure and education sessions - Grant$20,000 - Grant20000
2014JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaMyeloma Education Meetings and patient video - Grant$35,000 - Grant35000
2014JanssenLiving Positive HivPositive Speakers Bureau (May-Dec 2014) - Grant5000 - Grant5000
2014JanssenLiving Positive HivPoslink Newsletter and Treatment Interactive Events 2014 - Grant6000 - Grant6000
2014JanssenLymphoma AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenLymphoma AustraliaAwareness Month - Grant$15,000 - Grant15000
2014JanssenLymphoma AustraliaNational Lymphoma Education Day (Sept 2014) - Grant$20,000 - Grant20000
2014JanssenMental Health AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenMental Health AustraliaPharmaceutical Collaboration 2013-2014 - Grant$28,000 - Grant28000
2014JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness - Grant$9,300 - Grant9300
2014JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaSchizophrenia Awareness Week 2014 - Sponsorship$25,000 - Sponsorship25000
2014JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Blue September - Grant$15,000 - Grant15000
2014JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Advanced Prostate Cancer Resource Packs - Grant$50,000 - Grant50000
2014JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Ball - Sponsorship$10,000 - Sponsorship10000
2014JanssenSANE AustraliaAttendance at post-Budget breakfast briefing (1 representative) 15/5/158080
2014JanssenSchizophrenia Fellowship Of New South Wales (NSW) (One Door Mental Health)Sunflower Foundation Wellness Walk 2014 - Sponsorship$15,000 - Sponsorship15000
2015JanssenADDults with ADHDAnnual conference - Keeping up with ADHD40004000
2015JanssenAftercareAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship x 2160160
2015JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaReview and revision of booklet: 10 Steps for Living Well with Arthritis50005000
2015JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaEmpower Project: online patient resource - website development2500025000
2015JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaMedicines Australia Community Chest Program: support research, publication and awareness of the Economic Impact of Arthritis study4000040000
2015JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaEmpower Project: online patient resource - launch5901059010
2015JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationInflammatory Bowel Disease Quality of Awareness Program: concept, content development, production of a television campaign to raise awareness of IBD50005000
2015JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationInflammatory Bowel Disease Quality of Care Program: concept, production, launch of an online support team and helpline150000150000
2015JanssenCanSpeak AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenCarers AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenCarers AustraliaPollie Pedal 20155000050000
2015JanssenHepatitis AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenIBD Support AustraliaAustralian Gastroenterology Week 2015: attendee sponsorship29252925
2015JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaLight the Night Partnership 2015-2016100000100000
2015JanssenLymphoma AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenLymphoma AustraliaPatient education materials: production, distribution3000030000
2015JanssenLymphoma AustraliaNational Education Day and Lymphoma Survivor Platform5000050000
2015JanssenMcGrath FoundationAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship x 2160160
2015JanssenMental Health AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenMental Health AustraliaPharmacutical collaboration to make improvements in the area of mental health2000020000
2015JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaFederal Parliamentary Friends of Mental Illness Event45004500
2015JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaPublic Awareness and Anti-stigma Program 20154739447394
2015JanssenMyeloma AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Scientific Advisory Group Program - six monthly consultation on patient initiatives1000010000
2015JanssenMyeloma AustraliaHaematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) Conference: display/information stand1200012000
2015JanssenMyeloma AustraliaNational Myeloma Week 20151500015000
2015JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Patient Seminars and Workshops Program5400054000
2015JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: raise community awareness and research funding2500025000
2015JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) monograph and resource materials5000050000
2015JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Regional Patient Forums (Tasmania, ACT, Queensland)5400054000
2015JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaPatient Engagement Study Tour USA1500015000
2015JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Campaign2000020000
2015JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaTechnical extension and integration of web-based oncology navigator3500035000
2015JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaOncology Funding Navigator4000040000
2015JanssenRare Voices AustraliaRare Disease Summit1500015000
2015JanssenSANE AustraliaAustralian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship x 2160160
2015JanssenSANE AustraliaMindful Employer Programme9190091900
2015JanssenSchizophrenia Fellowship Of New South Wales (NSW) (One Door Mental Health)Australian Institute of Policy and Science Post Budget Health Briefing event at Parliament House, Canberra 14/5/15: attendee sponsorship8080
2015JanssenSunflower Foundation AustraliaWellness Walk 20151350013500
2016JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaRheumatology Nurse Project: assess the scope, activities and benefits in terms of patient experience and outcomes and health system efficiencies and costs, of rheumatology nurses in the management of people with chronic inflammatory arthritis in Australia2000020000
2016JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaPatient education materials, printed and online6114561145
2016JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaEMPOWERED Website 2016: enhance website content, site performance and promotion140000140000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationCrohn's & Colitis Awareness Month: Silver Lining Lunch50005000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis Association"Students with IBD" education booklet: design, print, distribution1000010000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSupport Group Network: training program facilitator training development and delivery, training resources/materials1000010000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis Association͞Guide to IBD͟ brochure: design, print, distribution1000010000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationWorld IBD Day: promotional materials and social media development, print, distribution2500025000
2016JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationiConnect Information Hub5500055000
2016JanssenIBD Support AustraliaAustralian Gastroenterology Week Conference: registration, travel, accommodation x 2 representatives32183218
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaRepresentative attendance at Parliamentary meetings: travel and accommodation850850
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaNational Myeloma Day Seminars 2016 (3)1500015000
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPatient Advocate Training2000020000
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of Australia͞My Haematology Diary͟: convert booklet to web-based app4000040000
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of Australia"Light the Night" fundraising and awareness program5000050000
2016JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaChronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) My Way Patient Adherence Program Pilot100000100000
2016JanssenLymphoma AustraliaProduce lymphoma patient treatment diaries1066010660
2016JanssenLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma patient education initiatives (4) and develop patient resource5000050000
2016JanssenLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma awareness materials for electronic and print media campaign5000050000
2016JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaRepresentative participation in mental health advisory board14241424
2016JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness: education for parliamentarians and staff45004500
2016JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness: awareness event at Parliament House50005000
2016JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaSchizophrenia Awareness Week Activities2239422394
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Support Group Leadership Training1000010000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) meeting support1000010000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia Haematology Congress Stand: delegate attendance, stand construction1200012000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Comprehensive Patient Guide: update and print1300013000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaNational Myeloma Week Patient Education Program1500015000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) medical education programs3000030000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma patient education national workshop series5400054000
2016JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Direct Patient Support Pilot Program100000100000
2016JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: generate public awareness, event management, delegate attendance2500025000
2016JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Advanced Prostate Cancer: Patient Value Mapping Research & Advocacy Project168800168800
2016JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaPatient Voice Initiative: patient focus group meetings series75007500
2016JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaInternational Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research 21st Annual International Meeting (Washington USA): delegate attendance and patient advocacy study tour1650016500
2016JanssenRare Cancers Australia͞A Little More Time͟ (v2.0): report and launch2500025000
2016JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Program: develop and deliver information program; redesign website3000030000
2016JanssenSANE AustraliaThriving Communities Campaign7475074750
2016JanssenSchizophrenia Fellowship Of New South Wales (NSW) (One Door Mental Health)Schizophrenia Fellowship Staff Conference 2016: to raise the importance of patient involvement in treatment choices, building a network of support around the patient, linking and communicating with all stakeholders in the treatment plan aligned to the rec$2,444.38
speaker fee, travel, accommodation
2444.38
2016JanssenSunflower Foundation AustraliaWellness Walk: media, online/social media campaign1500015000
2017JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaEstablishment of the Arthritis Australia Patient Support Program2000020000
2017JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaAssess access to specialist rheumatology services for people with arthritis living in rural and regional areas of Australia, in order to identify under-serviced areas and assist with planning of future rural rheumatology services2500025000
2017JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaCreate additional content on the EMPOWERED website to provide patient advice on treatment and lifestyle options6000060000
2017JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationNational Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Month: awareness campaign, website and social media analytics, promotional materials2500025000
2017JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis Association"Day in the life of" video to drive awareness of the real-world impact of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis3802438024
2017JanssenCreaky Joints AustraliaBroaden Creaky Joints Australia's footprint to healthcare professionals and throughout social and traditional media channels2000020000
2017JanssenCreaky Joints AustraliaDevelop patient and caregiver web-based education focused on non-radiographic Ankylosing Spondylitis2000020000
2017JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaWA World Lymphoma Awareness Day Patient Seminar: education seminar on lymphoma with focus on haematology, psychology and exercise physiology25002500
2017JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaRide As One:charity cycle event to raise awareness of blood cancers50005000
2017JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaCLL My Way Patient Adherence Program: identify the needs of CLL patients, guide service delivery and explore how best to engage patients at the point of diagnosis118172118172
2017JanssenLupus Group Of Western AustraliaSupport the delivery of telephone, email, Facebook and web-based interactive support and information to patients, their families, and the wider community66006600
2017JanssenLymphoma AustraliaImprove support services for lymphoma patients through a Lymphoma Care Nurse Program incorporating a website, e-newsletters, webinars, education sessions, a hotline, awareness activities and a patient survey5000050000
2017JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness Dinner: event logistics74007400
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaTrain leaders of myeloma support groups to provide local peer support and group leadership to patients1000010000
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMedical Scientific Advisory Group of Myeloma Australia meeting: logistics, printing1000010000
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Australia to secure an exhibition space and stand at the HSANZ 2017 conference1250012500
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaNational Myeloma Week Program: event logistics1500015000
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma transplant education: develop educational content and resources on stem cell transplantation in myeloma for patients2000020000
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaInaugural Medical & Scientific Advisory Group Education Workshop: event management, materials, catering, transport3000030000
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaProvide a comprehensive program of patient education workshops and seminars in major regional centres5750057500
2017JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Direct Patient Support Program expansion: resources to provide direct patient support for myeloma patients via Calvary Mater Hospital in Newcastle8000080000
2017JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Create expert clinician video interviews that will be available through websites to inform patients and the broader community about developments in advanced prostate cancer: videography and post-production.70007000
2017JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)PCFA Information Guide - Maintaining Wellbeing with Prostate Cancer: content update, printing and distribution80008000
2017JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate cancer consumer resources: staging Q&A session, video production and distribution, travel, integration with online platforms.1325013250
2017JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Activities: project management, promotion, travel/accommodation1750017500
2017JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Raven Sponsorship: fundraising and awareness event1250012500
2017JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Program: support patient story website, social media campaign3000030000
2017JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaPatient advocacy at Health Technology Assessment International Conference: delegate travel, accommodation3000030000
2017JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaPatient Voice Initiative: provide support to facilitate and incorporate input from patients and consumers into health decision-making in the Australian Health Technology Assessment (HTA) system3000030000
2017JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers 2017 awareness and advocacy Projects: research paper publication, community service announcement, social media engagement, and stakeholder forum5000050000
2017JanssenSANE AustraliaLived Experience Engagement Program: review and redesign of the SANE speakers program, Phase 12300023000
2018JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaInclusion of non-radiographic Axial Spondyloarthritis (nr-AxSpA) patient support materials on the EMPOWERED website2890028900
2018JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport AA partnership with the Australian Paediatric Rheumatology Group Paediatric to provide scholarships to train ten paediatric rheumatologists6000060000
2018JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaDevelop a best-practice Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program (RASP): Part 17500075000
2018JanssenArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Develop an evidence-based consumer reference book for people with Ankylosing Spondylitis/Psoriatic Arthritis (AS/PsA)50005000
2018JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationYouth Empowerment Program (YEP!) for young people living with Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis1250012500
2018JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationAwareness Month 2018: support design, print and distribution of print media1500015000
2018JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationInflammatory Bowel Disease Quality of Care Program: The Patient Experience (Stage 2)5000050000
2018JanssenCreaky Joints Australia2018 National Patient Council Summit: support international presentation and workshop2000020000
2018JanssenDragon Claw CharityProduction costs to develop a rheumatoid arthritis educational video in four Aboriginal languages for use in remote Australia2000020000
2018JanssenIBD SydneyAustralian Gastroenterology Week 2018: support Member attendance29002900
2018JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport delivery of community awareness through Light the Night 2018 lantern walk2000020000
2018JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaCancer Concierge for CLL: implementation of pilot project150000150000
2018JanssenLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia Patient & Carer Education Session: support international lymphoma expert webcast presentations42284228
2018JanssenLymphoma AustraliaPutting all Lymphoma Patients First project: production and maintenance of webinars, website, fact sheets, data base5000050000
2018JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness Dinner: Stigma Reduction - Drive for a national campaign83008300
2018JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness Dinner 2018: venue and audio-visual equipment hire, catering, speaker travel and accommodation85008500
2018JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaMental Health Week Support 2018: traditional and social media campaign90009000
2018JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaSupport MI Networks: maintain educational resources, information materials, website1666716667
2018JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaMIFA Member Organisations Biannual Collaboration Meeting: venue hire, catering, Member travel and accommodation2500025000
2018JanssenMyeloma AustraliaEducation and Training Communication Program for Support Group Leaders: venue and equipment hire, presenter costs, training resources, catering95709570
2018JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMSAG 2018 Meetings Sponsorship: meeting and report production and publication costs1000010000
2018JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMSAG Meeting Support: determine the activities of greatest benefit to myeloma patients1000010000
2018JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma: A Comprehensive Patient Guide: education resource design and production1300013000
2018JanssenMyeloma Australia2018 National Myeloma Week: awareness program delivery costs1500015000
2018JanssenMyeloma Australia2018 HSANZ Annual Scientific Meeting: information display, delegate attendance and presentation2000020000
2018JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMedical Professional Education Programs: logistics including venue hire, speaker costs, catering3000030000
2018JanssenMyeloma Australia2018 National Patient & Family Workshops and Seminars Program: guest presenters, filming, website maintenance4200042000
2018JanssenOne Door Mental Health2018 Wellness Walk Sponsorship: event logistics and marketing1500015000
2018JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Campaign Support: project management and promotion1750017500
2018JanssenPsoriasis AustraliaWorld Psoriasis Day 2018: social media campaign3140031400
2018JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaContinuation of Cancer Drugs Access Committee: consulting, program and secretariat management, communications, travel4000040000
2018JanssenRare Cancers Australia2018 Rare Cancers Projects: community and government awareness program4000040000
2018JanssenSANE AustraliaLived Experience Engagement Program: review and redesign of the SANE speakers program, Phase 23795037950
2018JanssenSANE AustraliaShared decision making in the management of schizophrenia: a mixed-methods study of consumers and carers4070040700
2019JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaRheumatoid Arthritis Support Program (RASP) – Phase 2: development of the myRA (Rheumatoid Arthritis) website, UAT and soft launch https://arthritisaustralia.com.au/managing-arthritis/7500075000
2019JanssenArthritis Queensland (QLD)Rheumatology in Primary Care - An Update for GPs750750
2019JanssenArthritis Queensland (QLD)International expert-led disease education webinar for patients with Axial Spondyloarthritis10001000
2019JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsor Crohn’s & Colitis Awareness Month: World IBD Day 16 May 20191000010000
2019JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsor Youth Empowerment Program (YEP!) for young people living with inflammatory bowel disease1200012000
2019JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationHand in Hand Resources Online Promotional Campaign to assist patients’ psychological health and wellbeing https://crohnsandcolitishub.com.au/psychological-wellbeing-and-ibd-go-hand-in-hand-in-2020/1400014000
2019JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsor 2019 IBD Information and Education Forums1640016400
2019JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsor IBD Quality of Care Program: Partner in My IBD Care consumer information booklet and online e-book development and production3000030000
2019JanssenCreaky Joints AustraliaDevelop Patient Guidelines for Spondyloarthropathies to increase health literacy, understanding and patient outcomes https://creakyjoints.org.au/news-and-features/new-guide-living-with-ra-in-australia/2000020000
2019JanssenDragon Claw CharityIndigenous language project promoting medication adherence for Rheumatoid Arthritis sufferers: launch and awareness raising event99009900
2019JanssenDragon Claw CharityFeasibility study to extend remote area Indigenous health and disease education resources across northern Australia1000010000
2019JanssenIBD Support AustraliaRepresentative attendance at Australian Gastroenterology Week 2019: registration, travel, accommodation25182518
2019JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPatient Education Seminar: international expert presenter: – webcast, video and resource production70007000
2019JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaCLL and MCL Patient Stories Social/Digital Campaign: promote online engagement of people diagnosed, improve awareness of support services and treatment options3100031000
2019JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaRedevelop Patient Education and Information Platform: creation of integrated information; digital content and education resources to increase health literacy100000100000
2019JanssenLymphoma AustraliaPatient and Carer Education: international expert seminar webcast and video production70507050
2019JanssenLymphoma AustraliaEducation and Awareness: nurse education; patient information, resources and webinars5000050000
2019JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaMental Health Week Campaign: traditional and social media collateral and technology development1000010000
2019JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaParliamentary Friends of Mental Illness Event: stakeholder education and advocacy1000010000
2019JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaMI Networks Promotion and Media Campaign: https://mifa.org.au/en/minetwork1250012500
2019JanssenMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaMIFA Member Organisations Biannual Collaboration Meeting: venue hire, catering, Member travel and accommodation1750017500
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaPatient Education Seminar: venue hire, audio visual facilities, catering67206720
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaHSANZ BLOOD 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting: information display and delegate attendance1000010000
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG): meeting costs, report development and publication https://myeloma.org.au/who-we-are/medical-scientific-advisory-group-msag/1000010000
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaSpecialist Myeloma Nurse 2-Day Education and Training Program: venue hire, catering, training resource; travel, speaker fees1500015000
2019JanssenMyeloma Australia2019 National Myeloma Week Program: awareness activities, including project management; event management and promotion1500015000
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaMyeloma Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) GP and Registrar Education Workshops: develop educational resources, travel costs, venue hire, audio visual facilities, catering3000030000
2019JanssenMyeloma AustraliaPatient and Family Seminars Australia-wide 2019: develop educational resources, speaker fees, venue hire, audio visual facilities, catering4200042000
2019JanssenOne Door Mental HealthWellness Walk 2019: event logistics, marketing1500015000
2019JanssenPatient Voice InitiativePatient Voice Initiative 2019-2020: general support to enable the work of the PVI including communication activities (toolkit), research and community engagement75007500
2019JanssenProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA)Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 2019: project and event management, management and promotion3500035000
2019JanssenPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaPulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and New Zealand (PHSANZ) 2019 Scientific Meeting and Member and carer education satellite symposium: venue hire, audio visual hire, travel, accommodation3600036000
2019JanssenPulmonary Hypertension Network AustraliaPulmonary Vascular Research Institute 2019 Drug Discovery and Development Symposium: delegate registration, travel, accommodation52905290
2019JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaNational Oncology Alliance – National Cancer Plan Project: project management, media campaign, web development2500025000
2019JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaAwareness, Education and Advocacy Projects 2019: patient, community and government awareness and education campaigns; patient support5500055000
2019JanssenSANE AustraliaPeer Ambassador program 2019/2020: continued development and implementation of Lived Experience Impact Measurement Framework1400014000
2019JanssenSANE AustraliaShared Decision Making in Schizophrenia Study Dissemination: publication of a peer-reviewed journal and presentation to a relevant mental health conference2600026000
2019JanssenSANE AustraliaPeer Ambassadors Program 2019: develop stakeholder engagement strategy and Program Impact Evaluation Framework, deliver induction training100000100000
2019JanssenScleroderma AustraliaNational Patient Education Conference: delegate attendance travel19931993
2020JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaNational Rheumatoid Arthritis Consumer Awareness Campaign.1000010000
2020JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaMy AS Patient Support Program website to provide tailored information, tools and support for people living with ankylosing spondylitis.4000040000
2020JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaMy PsA Patient Support Program website providing tailored information, tools and support for people living with Psoriatic Arthritis.4000040000
2020JanssenArthritis Foundation of AustraliaNational Research Program to strengthen capacity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health researchers in the field of arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions.5087550875
2020JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationA month-long National Awareness campaign for patients living with inflammatory bowel disease.2500025000
2020JanssenAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationIntegrated Care Project to develop a framework for an integrated model of care for patients living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.3700037000
2020JanssenCreaky Joints AustraliaDevelopment and launch of a new patient resource "A Patient's Guide to Living with Axial Spondyloarthritis"2000020000
2020JanssenDragon Claw CharityEmerging Priorities - Musculoskeletal Medication Adherence Project aimed at helping close the gap in health outcomes for First Australians living with musculoskeletal conditions, including inflammatory arthritis.2500025000
2020JanssenLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaDigitalisation of the Cancer Concierge Service: an omni-channel service offering for people living with blood cancer, comprising seamless online and offline interaction with the LF's digital health content and Blood Cancer Support Coordinators. The digital platform will bring together several priority service needs into a personalised digital experience to help people:
• deal with cancer-related fatigue
• transition into post-treatment life
• provide financial and legal support
• return to work/productivity
• learn to manage their health details.
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2020JanssenLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australian Consumer Advisory Committee Inaugural Meeting to establish a consumer advisory committee comprising a group of patients, convening the group, and hosting an inaugural virtual meeting to inform the future work of Lymphoma Australia in meeting the needs of CLL and lymphoma patients.45004500
2020JanssenLymphoma AustraliaCLL Virtual Education Forum: providing Australian patients with the opportunity to hear from both international and local experts on the latest developments in CLL and how best to manage their disease through a dedicated virtual patient education forum.53005300
2020JanssenLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia’s 2020 patient and nurse education and awareness activities, including:
• Raising awareness of lymphoma leading to earlier detection and better outcomes for patients.
• Improving health literacy through education
• Developing capabilities including digital, to better support patients and nurses.
Carried out through patient and nurse webinars, website redesign/development, and development and delivery of nurse education modules.
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2020JanssenMSK AustraliaMSK Helpline offering information, consumer education and support for people living with musculoskeletal conditions, carers and families.50005000
2020JanssenMyeloma AustraliaFacilitate the convening of the Myeloma Scientific Advisory Group’s two annual meetings and the publication of clinical papers, including COVID-19 Guidelines, to support better health outcomes for myeloma patients.75007500
2020JanssenMyeloma Australia2020 National Myeloma Month Program: raise awareness of the disease, provide education and information to patients, carers, and the wider community through the provision of four virtual myeloma awareness and education seminars during the month of May.1250012500
2020JanssenMyeloma AustraliaConvene a one-day virtual meeting for clinical researchers, nurses and clinicians working in the field of myeloma across Australia/New Zealand. Organised under the auspices of the Myeloma Scientific Advisory Group of Myeloma Australia. Aims of the meeting are:
• Provide a focus to promote myeloma research in ANZ
• Provide a forum for early and mid-career researchers to present their work
• Promote collaboration and innovation
• Develop novel translational and clinical trial projects
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2020JanssenMyeloma AustraliaDelivery of the 2020 Major Workshops and Seminars Program: providing education, information and support to myeloma patients and their families through fact-to-face and online workshops and seminars across Australia.3309633096
2020JanssenPatient Voice InitiativeSupport 2020/21 activities that:
• deliver a forum for collaboration and dialogue within a public-private partnership that encourages broad participation of a variety of stakeholders including patient advocacy groups and not-for-profits, the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, healthcare professionals, academia, and government.
• utilise the expertise of stakeholders through working groups to identify and prioritise key issues, and to evaluate, and propose initiatives that support the patient voice through enhanced involvement in the HTA process;
• provide tools and resources for consumers, patients, industry, and government that support education and the development of new methods and approaches to delivering patient input to be used in the regulatory and HTA processes.
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2020JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaSupport the work of the National Oncology Alliance through Rare Cancers Australia to deliver and launch Vision 2030 - the foundation of a National Cancer Plan focussing on
• Emerging therapies and technologies from treating symptoms to cure
• Patient preferences and choice
• Collaboration of stakeholders and integration
• Understanding and measuring outcomes for future investment
• Equitable and timely access to best treatment and technologies
• Healthy lives generate a healthier economy
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2020JanssenRare Cancers AustraliaAwareness and patient support initiatives that include:
• Providing a line of direct support to those diagnosed with rare or less common cancers
• Improving understanding and awareness of need for health system reform
• Delivering conversations and driving debate surrounding personalised medicine and new technologies
• Increasing understanding of the registration and reimbursement systems that underpin access and what needs to change

Delivered through:
• Digital awareness programs
• Societal impact of Rare Cancers report
• Cancer genetic panel testing review/analysis
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2013LundbeckMental Health AustraliaSponsorship (general)2800028000
2013LundbeckMovement Disorder Society of AustraliaUnrestricted educational grant75007500
2013LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Dance classes in Rozelle for people with Parkinson's and their carers42004200
2013LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Unity walk sponsorship to support Parkinson's Disease patients60006000
2013LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Neurological nurse sponsorship. Contribution towards providing a nurse to cover the Orange-Bathurst-western NSW region75007500
2013LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Parkinson's passport which provides information on Parkinson's disease and helps patients to manage their appointments and care$25, 000 and distribution to health care professionals25000
2013LundbeckParkinson's other state branchesUnity walk sponsorship to support Parkinson's Disease patients1000010000
2013LundbeckParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Advertising sponsorship Connections Magazine20002000
2013LundbeckParkinson's Unity WalkLewis and the Lewy Bodies Donation to support Parkinson's Disease patients500500
2013LundbeckSANE AustraliaRoundtable discussion to discuss research outcome78097809
2013LundbeckSANE AustraliaWorkplace depression survey including sponsorship of research2750027500
2013LundbeckSchizophrenia Fellowship Of New South Wales (NSW) (One Door Mental Health)Sponsorship of Sydney Harbour Bridge walk for mental wellness10001000
2014LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Parkinson's Disease Unity walk is undertaken each year to raise money for research and support services for people living with Parkinson's Disease. Lundbeck sponsored a walking group to participate as well as sponsorship to the event of $300034823482
2014LundbeckParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Dance for Parkinson’s is a weekly session held for patients living with PD and their carers to participate in dance that has been specifically developed to help patients improve movement and motivation and improve their quality of life. Lundbeck sponsored69096909
2014LundbeckParkinson's Passports Reprints - Parkinson's Disease AustraliaTo help patients manage their Parkinson’s disease with a patient support pack produced by the NPS and endorsed by PD Australia. This sponsorship also included distribution to healthcare professionals to give to patients and carers.Cost $20 705 Lundbeck representatives also
distributed the passports to health care professionals
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2014LundbeckParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Advertising sponsorship of Connections Magazine which aims to support patients and their carers of $2000. This sponsorship was provided to support the development of a contact list for Parkinson’s disease patients and their carers/families (doctors, carer20002000
2014LundbeckParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Parkinson's Disease Unity walk is undertaken each year to raise money for research and support services for people living with Parkinson's Disease. Lundbeck sponsored this event for $2000.20002000
2014LundbeckParkinson's South Australia (SA)Parkinson's Disease Unity walk is undertaken each year to raise money for research and support services for people living with Parkinson's Disease. Lundbeck sponsored this event for $100010001000
2014LundbeckParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Disease Unity walk is undertaken each year to raise money for research and support services for people living with Parkinson's Disease. Lundbeck sponsored a walker in this event as well as general sponsorship of $250026502650
2014LundbeckParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Parkinson's Disease Unity walk is undertaken each year to raise money for research and support services for people living with Parkinson's Disease. Lundbeck sponsored this event for $150015001500
2020Merck HealthcareMstranslateFinancial support towards the development and distribution of digital education resources for the general public on latest developments in multiple sclerosis research.60006000
2020Merck HealthcareNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaDonation towards ongoing communication and patient education activities (national online fact sheets and webinars) in merkel cell carcinoma for the period April 2020-2021.2100021000
2013Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Financial support of patient advocacy and support programs7000070000
2013Merck SeronoMS AustraliaFinancial support to fund MS Australia nursing staff and their services160000160000
2014Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Financial support of patient advocacy and support programs4000040000
2014Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaFinancial support of patient RAS brochure, bowel cancer atlas and Parliamentary Event.1600016000
2015Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Merck provided financial support as a Diamond Visionary Partner to Access Australia - Australia's National Infertility Network which is a resource for information and support for the one in six people in Australia with infertility by supporting them throu3000030000
2015Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaMerck provided a financial grant towards a market research project conducted by Bowel Cancer Australia (BCA) for research into community awareness and understanding of Bowel Cancer in people under 50 years of age.2640026400
2015Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaMerck globally provided a financial grant to the International Colorectal Cancer Association (ICCA) towards their "Get Tested" campaign in various countries. Other companies also provided funds towards this campaign. ICCA provided 34,000 Euros (approx. AU̴̴̴50,000 (approx.) (34,000 Euro)50000
2015Merck SeronoGut FoundationMerck purchased a corporate table for Merck staff and partners at the 30 year celebration of The Gut Foundation18501850
2015Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaMerck provided a financial donation to MS Research Australia as a 'MS Angel' for 2016. This raises funds that is invested by MS research Australian in a research project that will make a real contribution to solving MS.50005000
2015Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaMerck provided a financial grant to MS Research Australia towards the following research and education/awareness programs
- The Australian MS Longitudinal study - with a focus on employment and MS national patient needs analysis.
- The "Kiss Goodbye to M
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2015Merck SeronoSydney Children's Hospitals FoundationMerck provided a financial grant to the FUTuRE Fertility Research Team (Fertility Understanding Through Registry and Evaluation) based at the Sydney Children's Hospital and Prince of Wales Hospital towards the development and ongoing establishment of the3000030000
2016Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Merck provided financial support as a Diamond Visionary Partner to Access Australia - Australia's National Infertility Network which is a resource for information and support for the one in six people in Australia with infertility by supporting them thro3000030000
2016Merck SeronoAustralian Pituitary FoundationMerck provided a financial grant to the Australian Pituitary Foundation Ltd in support of the development of a website to assist in the creation of awareness for patients and carers, proving them with support and education and thus increasing their engage55005500
2016Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaMerck purchased a corporate table for staff and partners at the Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia "Kiss goodbye to MS" 2016 dinner. Merck also provided funds towards fundraising lapel pins associated with the event. Funds raised will be used by MS Res33003300
2016Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaMerck provided a financial grant to MS Research Australia towards The Australian MS Longitudinal study (AMSLS). The AMSLS is a survey-based study of life issues, designed to more fully understand the impact of MS, including the individual and overall com1500015000
2016Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaSupport of the above Longitudinal Study. Management of the AMSLS is overseen by the Menzies Institute for Medical Research at the University of Tasmania.1650016500
2016Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaMerck provided a financial grant to MS research Australia to be used towards the following activities:
1. corporate table at the "Kiss Goodbye to MS - The Red Affair' campaign dinner. This is a public awareness and fundraising event organised by MS Resear
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2016Merck SeronoMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Merck provided a financial grant to the MS society of South Australia & Northern Territory Inc. to assist in a range of special projects in support of patients with MS.1100011000
2016Merck SeronoMSWAMerck provided a financial grant to MS Western Australia (MSWA) to assist in a range of special projects in support of patients with MS.1100011000
2016Merck SeronoTrish Multiple Sclerosis Research FoundationMerck purchased a corporate table for staff and partners at the Trish Multiple Sclerosis Research Foundation Black and White Ball. Funds raised will be used by Trish Multiple Sclerosis Research Foundation for funding of various research projects.43004300
2017Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Funds provided towards supporting Access Australia's program for providing educational information resources to the public (printed and on line).3300033000
2017Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaFunds provided to support Bowel Cancer awareness activities.55005500
2017Merck SeronoCancer Drugs AllianceFunds provided towards finding a solution that will enable more Australians to access affordable cancer medicines in a timely way. The Cancer Drugs Alliance (CDA) has established a Cancer Drugs Access Committee (CDAC) to develop and outline a cancer drugs access framework that aim to deliver better health outcomes for cancer patients and their families.3300033000
2017Merck SeronoChris O'Brien LifehousePurchase of Corporate table for 10 at Fundraising Gala Dinner event for raising money for a new prosthesis service to be offered to patients. (Merck staff only)20002000
2017Merck SeronoFertility Matters FoundationFunds provided towards producing an education resource package about fertility health. The goal is to create a knowledgeable conversation around fertility early in life so that people can make informed and confident decisions. The educational package includes a new digital resource, take home information, videos, etc.55005500
2017Merck SeronoMultiple SclerosisSupport provided to fund various Educational programs for patients with MS throughout Australia during 2018. Activities include: The MS Educational Program, The MS Connect Service2200022000
2017Merck SeronoRare Cancers AustraliaPurchase of a corporate table of 10 (@$2,500 per table) at the Rare Cancers 4th annual Sick or Treat Charity Ball fund raiser ball raising money in support of rare and less common cancers. All proceeds raised will help Rare Cancers Australia fund vital work in research advocacy, patient support and treatment. (Merck staff only)25002500
2018Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaDonation towards ongoing communication and patient activities in 2018 to promote the vision and mission of Bowel Cancer Australia; i.e. "To have an everlasting impact on our health future – one where no Australian dies from bowel cancer and all those diagnosed receive the support they need".44004400
2018Merck SeronoGlobal Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes (GPED)Support the publication of educational booklets by GPED in various languages on endocrine disorders for provision to patients and their carers1000010000
2018Merck SeronoMS AustraliaMerck donation from car wash fundraising activity organised by Merck756756
2018Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaPurchase of 2 tables (2x $2,000 each) at Kiss Goodbye MS Secret Gardens fund raising event. Merck staff & partners attended40004000
2018Merck SeronoRare Cancers AustraliaPurchase a table for 10 at Rare Cancers Halloween Charity Ball 2018 fundraiser. Merck staff and partners attended.25002500
2018Merck SeronoRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support provided towards travel and accommodation for patients and carers (nominated by Rare Cancers) to attend The CanForum at Parliament House, Canberra, September 201848004800
2018Merck SeronoTrish Multiple Sclerosis Research FoundationDonation towards the operation of the Trish MS Foundation. The Foundation works in association with MS Research Australia and with researchers around Australia and provides funds towards research projects that aim to find a cure or preventive strategy for multiple sclerosis.40004000
2019Merck SeronoAccess Australia (infertility)Contribution toward PR activities and updates to AA's website functionality88008800
2019Merck SeronoBowel Cancer AustraliaDonation towards ongoing communication and patient activities during National Bowel Cancer Awareness Month 2019 to promote the vision and mission of Bowel Cancer Australia; i.e. "To have an everlasting impact on our health future - one where no Australian dies from bowel cancer and all those diagnosed receive the support they need".44004400
2019Merck SeronoFertility Matters FoundationFinancial support towards the development and distribution of digital education resources for the general public1280012800
2019Merck SeronoGlobal Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes (GPED)Support towards the publication of educational booklets by GPED in various languages on paediatric endocrine disorders for provision to patients and their carers50005000
2019Merck SeronoMS Research AustraliaContribution towards the "MSRA Remoteness Impact Study" on the impact of living in regional or remote areas of Australia for people with MS5500055000
2019Merck SeronoRare Cancers AustraliaDonation towards Rare Cancer Australia Embracing Carers Program, focused on improving carers' health and wellness, while increasing awareness and support for them within the healthcare system.2500025000
2019Merck SeronoRare Cancers AustraliaFoundation phase of the National Cancer Plan of initiatives that will improve all aspects of patient care for Australians living with cancer today and tomorrowIn kind0
2019Merck SeronoTrish Multiple Sclerosis Research FoundationPurchase of 1 table (10 people) at the Winter Wonderland Ball. Merck staff & partners attended. Donated funds go towards the operation of the Trish MS Foundation, which works in association with MS Research Australia and other researchers around Australia and provides funds towards research projects that aim to find a cure or preventive strategy for multiple sclerosis.43004300
2019Merck SeronoTurner Syndrome Association Of AustraliaDonation towards educational and patient support activities of the Association10001000
2013MSDAccess Australia (disability)This funding supported ACCESS education and patient welfare initiatives in 2013.2000020000
2013MSDDiabetes AustraliaThis funding supported a symposium to increase awareness of the health burden of diabetes around the world as well as Diabetes Australia's national strategy for enhanced management of diabetes in Australia. The symposium was held at Parliament House Sydne1500015000
2013MSDDiabetes AustraliaThis funding supported a forum at the World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne focused on the 'Parliamentary Champions for Diabetes' aims and objectives. The forum also launched the initiative to an international audience of diabetes health care professionals4500045000
2013MSDGlaucoma AustraliaThis funding contributed to Glaucoma Australia's glaucoma awareness education program.10001000
2013MSDGlaucoma AustraliaThis funding supported quality eye care programs, delivered by healthcare professionals, for glaucoma sufferers.1500015000
2013MSDHepatitis AustraliaMSD provided a grant to Hepatitis Australia towards a range of programs aimed at raising awareness and providing education about viral hepatitis, including:
- World Hepatitis Day promotional materials
- Development of digital tools to assist with liver h
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2013MSDHepatitis New South Wales (NSW)This funding provided part support for Hepatitis NSW Deputy CEO to attend an International Symposium on HCV treatment in Substance Abusers held in Munich, Germany. The amount represents 50% of costs (airfare, accommodation, meals, transfers, registration21302130
2013MSDLiverWELLMSD provided a grant to Hepatitis Victoria to support their HEPATITIS CHAMPIONS Project, which has the following objectives: To increase awareness of hepatitis C and B as a public health issue To increase access to testing for people at risk of hepatitis7000070000
2013MSDNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaMSD is a member of The National Heart Foundation Pharmaceutical Roundtable, comprising 12 member companies. The funding supports the Heart Foundation Research Fund (allocated by the NHF Research Committee) as well as a joint project – 'Improving Adherence3000030000
2013MSDNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaThis funding supported the development of an educational resource aimed at promoting the uptake of evidence based vascular disease prevention and management initiatives within general practice. The project aims to make a national contribution toward enh6000060000
2014MSDAccess Australia (disability)This funding supported ACCESS education and patient welfare initiatives in 2014. Access Australia was established in Sydney in 1985 and provides a range of services to improve access for people with disabilities. Services include architectural advice, ass1000010000
2014MSDCanSpeakThis funding supported an educational workshop ‘Health Consumer Advocacy’ to facilitate linkages and capacity building between small health consumer organisations. The two day workshop program, developed by a Steering Committee comprised of CEOs of four h1500015000
2014MSDGlaucoma AustraliaThis funding supported Glaucoma Australia, the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia, to raise awareness about glaucoma, support glaucoma sufferers and to raise funds for research. The GLAUCOMA ADHERANCE PROJECT (GAP) aimed to1800018000
2014MSDHepatitis AustraliaThis funding supported Hepatitis Australia conduct a range of programs focused on community education to improve public awareness and understanding of hepatitis across Australia. Activities included production of Project newsletters, development and distr2500025000
2014MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding assisted the acting CEO of Melanoma Patients Australia who was already travelling to Zurich to attend an International Melanoma Coalition Meeting, to stay on in Zurich and attend an additional Melanoma Research Conference. The funds contribut20002000
2014MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported the launch of a report – ‘Advanced Melanoma, The Real Cost of Australia’s National Cancer’. The report, conducted by KPMG and commissioned by MPA, assessed and analysed the financial and non-financial burdens of melanoma in Australi1000010000
2014MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported the logistics and media services required by Melanoma Patients Australia to launch the Report – ‘Advanced Melanoma, The Real Cost of Australia’s National Cancer’. The launch was conducted as a breakfast event at Parliament House Can1800018000
2014MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported a workshop for MPA facilitators already in Melbourne attending the
Clinical Oncology Society of Australia conference. The workshop, conducted by an expert facilitator, assisted participants in building skills to articulate the patie
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2014MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported MPA to commission a report ‘Advanced Melanoma, The Real Cost of Australia’s National Cancer’ to gain a better understanding of the impact of melanoma on all Australians. MPA was responsible for the coordination, development and mana5000050000
2014MSDNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThis funding supported the NAPWA program, 'Treataware', aimed at raising awareness and providing education about treatment for individuals who have been diagnosed as HIV positive. ‘Treataware’ delivered a range of information and education initiatives inc4000040000
2014MSDParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)This funding supported a Parkinson NSW charity walk. The project ‘Unity Walk’ is a fundraising
event held in Sydney to raise awareness about Parkinson’s disease as well as raise funds for people with Parkinson’s disease. In 2013 over 2000 people participa
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2014MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported an event to facilitate consumer groups already in Melbourne attending the World Cancer Congress and Clinical Oncology Society of Australia Meetings to come together to discuss the current issues facing access to cancer medicines in1000010000
2015MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding will support the Lung Foundation annual dinner to raise awareness of the impact of lung cancer in the community. The dinner included presentations from Lung Foundation CEO, research clinicians and patients and their carers.1000010000
2015MSDLung Foundation AustraliaNational Lung Cancer Program. Lung Foundation Australia is a national organisation supporting all aspects of lung health. This funding provided partial sponsorship to the Lung Foundation National Lung Cancer Program which includes a range of information a6250062500
2015MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaAnnual Dinner Event. Melanoma Patients Australia is the key health consumer organisation in Australia providing support services and information for people with melanoma and their carers. Sponsorship of the annual MPA dinner provides funds for MPA to cont50005000
2015MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaConsumer Forums. This funding supports two consumer forums conducted by Melanoma Patients Australia. The forums were co-funded and include sponsorship form a number of other pharma companies. The events included clinicians, researchers and allied health p50005000
2015MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaWebsite Project. This funding supported work toward improving The MPA website, so that patients and carers had access the information and services as efficiently as possible.5000050000
2015MSDMelanoma Western Australia (WA)Annual Dinner Event & Consumer Workshops. This funding supported Melanoma Western Australia conduct three events. It provided partial support toward the MelanomaWA annual dinner to raise awareness as well as funds to support the range of patient services1000010000
2015MSDMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsAnnual Health Consumer Advocacy Workshop. This funding provides partial sponsorship for a 2 day Health Consumer Advocacy (HCA) workshop. HCA has hosted four 2-day workshops and undertaken a variety of additional activities aimed at building capacity, fac1627616276
2015MSDNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaPharmaceutical Roundtable. MSD has been a member of the Heart Foundation Roundtable (NHF PRT) for 11 years. The NHF PRT comprises 9 pharma member companies that each contribute an equal grant annually to the NHF, funding a joint project (agreed in liaison3000030000
2015MSDRare Cancers AustraliaAnnual Dinner Event. Rare Cancers Australia is a oncology consumer organisation providing information and a range of support services to people with less common cancers and their carers. This funding supported the organisation's annual dinner which is is25002500
2015MSDRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Sessions Sydney University. This funding supported Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) in conducting a forum “The Sick orTreat Sessions” to raise awareness about the challenges facing Australians with a rare or less common cancer. The froum was hel2500025000
2016MSDLung Cancer CentralThis funding supported an upgrade to the Lung Cancer Central website. The upgrade included improving the design and navigation of the site to maximise access to the information provided.20002000
2016MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation’s annual dinner to raise awareness of the impact of Lung cancer in the community. The dinner included presentations from Lung Foundation CEO, research clinicians and patients and their carers.1818.181818.18
2016MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation develop and implement a Communications Program to build national awareness of a key Lung Foundation report “Improving Outcomes for Australians with Lung Cancer – A Call to Action”.3000030000
2016MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported The Lung Foundation’s Lung Cancer National Program. The program provides information and services including:
- Clinical Community, education, awareness and support
- Wider Community, reaching those at risk
- Patient & Carers Communi
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2016MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported the MPA patient support manager to attend the 18th International Pschyo Oncology Soceity Congress. The conference themes included eHealth Interventions, Psychosocial Care and Psychological Interventions. The funding contributed to t20002000
2016MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported the following MPA programs aimed at providing information and services for people with melanoma and their carers:
- Training program for MPA volunteer advocates
- Information forums in Townsville, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide
- Pa
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2016MSDMelanoma Western Australia (WA)This funding supported Melanoma Western Australia conduct two consumer workshops to provide patients and their carers up to date information about services available in WA for people with melanoma.60006000
2016MSDNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThis funding supported the ‘Treataware’ program to raise awareness and provide education for individuals who have been diagnosed as HIV positive. Treataware delivers a range of information and education outreach initiatives including:
- Responding to phon
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2016MSDNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaThis funding supported MSD membership of The NHF Pharmaceutical Roundtable (PRT). The PRT comprises 9 pharma member companies that each contributes an equal grant annually to the NHF, funding a joint project to improve cardiovascular outcomes for Australi3000030000
2016MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported an additional forum held in Canberra to build on the work achieved at the February ‘Room For Patient View’ event. This funding also supported two related satellite forums held in Brisbane and Melbourne to ensure optimal representati75007500
2016MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported two RCA events to raise awareness about the challenges facing Australians with a rare or less common cancer as well as to focus attention on the burden of disease in this cancer group:
- ‘Disrupting Cancer Forum’ held at Parliament
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2017MSDHead and Neck Cancer AustraliaThis funding supported Beyond Five to develop a patient information and support pack. The pack was developed in response to the identification of a need within the community for reliable, comprehensive, yet easy to understand information for patients, their families and caregivers.1500015000
2017MSDJohn Logan FoundationThis funding supported enhancement of the Foundation website to assist patients accessing JLF information and assist JLF volunteers in managing requests and information.40004000
2017MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation Australia Annual Gala dinner. Funds raised support the provision of essential services and resources for patients, families, health professionals and everyone affected by lung disease.30003000
2017MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation Australia's Parliamentary Friends of Lung Health Event in Canberra. The event was linked to Lung Health Awareness Month aimed at increasing awareness and support for those impacted by lung cancer.MP John Alexander OAM as Co-Chair of the Parliamentary Friends group, hosted the event.50005000
2017MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation's National Lung Cancer Program which aims to reduce the impact of lung cancer and improve outcomes for patients, their carers and families. The Program provides information and educational programs relating to the prevention, detection, treatment and management of lung cancer and Mesothelioma across Australia.4000040000
2017MSDLymphoma AustraliaAs part of Lymphoma Awareness day, MSD held an awareness raising event at Macquarie Park to assist staff understand the impact Lymphoma has on individuals and their families. Staff were encouraged to make a donation with MSD matching the donations.110110
2017MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported enhancements to the Lymphoma Australia website to improve accessibility of the site for patients and carers as well as to update information provided on the site.1000010000
2017MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported Melanoma Patients Australia in providing a range of programs including counselling services and comprehensive patient information and support services for those impacted by melanoma and their carers. The funding also supported a training program for state based MPA volunteers.4000040000
2017MSDMelanoma Western Australia (WA)This funding supported a community forum for people touched with Melanoma in Western Australia. The forum aims to increase community awareness of Melanoma with leading experts in melanoma as part of the forum speaker program. In addition, the forum highlights the support and information services provided by Melanoma WA.5454.455454.45
2017MSDNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThis funding supported the National Association of People with HIV, Australia (NAPWHA) Patient Education Resource. The printed resource aimed at assisting patients in understanding their treatment program, is distributed to clinicians to provide to their HIV patients.30003000
2017MSDNational Association of People with HIV AustraliaThis funding supported the 'Treataware' program, an initiative delivered by the National Association of People living With HIV in Australia (NAPWHA). The Treataware program raises awareness and provides education regarding treatment for individuals who have been diagnosed HIV positive. A Meeting was held for all Treatment Officers from HIV organisations across Australia to cover issues including quality of life, HIV self-testing, HIV disclosure, peer service delivery and the 8th National HIV Strategy.50005000
2017MSDNational Heart Foundation Of Australia Queensland (QLD)This funding supported the National Heart Foundation QLD towards 2017 Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand and Heart Foundation Cardiology Symposium on 28 October 2017 in Brisbane.1818.181818.18
2017MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThe Mount Kosciuszko Challenge is an annual event hosted by Rare Cancers Australia to raise awareness and much needed funds for Australians diagnosed with rare and less common cancers. The event involves a climb from Thredbo to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko . All funds raised go toward RCA programs for Australians diagnosed each year with a rare and less common cancer. This funding was contributed as 'matched' funding related to funds that were raised by staff.10001000
2017MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported a range of projects to build awareness and equitable access for those people impacted by a rare cancer. Initiatives included public forums to review issues pertinent to Australians receiving best quality cancer care as well as reports that examined the functioning of key pillars of the health system. Funding also supported elements of the 'Sick or Treat' Campaign to build community awareness around the needs and challenges facing Australians with a rare or less common cancer.6500065000
2018MSDBEAT Bladder Cancer AustraliaThis funding contributed to the development of a patient-driven interactive website aimed at increasing community, GP and health professional awareness of bladder cancer. In addition, the website aimed to help increase early detection of bladder cancer in Australia by encouraging people to see their GP if exhibiting symptoms.2000020000
2018MSDDiabetes New South Wales (NSW)This funding supported an educational 'Update Day' held by Diabetes NSW to enhance understanding of the latest information in the prevention, treatment and management of diabetes in the community.49504950
2018MSDHepatitis AustraliaThis funding supported Hepatitis Australia to increase local awareness of World Hepatitis Day 2018 and the impact of hepatitis in the community. In addition, the program focused on building primary care health community understanding about how to identify, recall and manage people who have Hep C.5000050000
2018MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation's National Lung Cancer Program which aims to reduce the impact of lung cancer and improve outcomes for patients, their carers and families. The Program provides information and educational programs relating to the prevention, detection, treatment and management of lung cancer and Mesothelioma across Australia.4000040000
2018MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported the establishment of a Scientific Advisory Committee to support Lymphoma Australiain the delivery of updated information and services to people impacted by lymphoma and their carers.1500015000
2018MSDLynch Syndrome AustraliaThe funding supported Lynch Syndrome Australia in conducting a consumer information forum for people impacted by Lynch Syndrome and their families. The forum provided information about the latest research as well as information about new treatments and services available to patients. The forum also provided the opportunity for health care professionals as well as people impacted by Lynch Syndrome to network and share information.60006000
2018MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported Melanoma Patients Australia in providing a range of programs including a patient information forum along with comprehensive support services for those impacted by melanoma and their carers.2500025000
2018MSDOvarian Cancer AustraliaThe funding supported Ovarian Cancer Australia to provide support and information services to women impacted by ovarian cancer and their carers.16001600
2018MSDOvarian Cancer AustraliaThis funding supported the development and printing of a patient information leafletfor women impacted by ovarian cancer.30003000
2018MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported a charity event held by Rare Cancers Australia to raise awareness about the impact of less common cancers in the community.50005000
2018MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis co funding supported a public forum to build awareness about the need for equitable access for people impacted by a rare cancer. The forum, held at Parliament House Canberra, reviewed issues related to best quality cancer care for people impacted by a rare cancer.3000030000
2019MSDLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThis funding supported the Leukaemia Foundation to re-develop their patient education and information website to update website content and enhance user access.1500015000
2019MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation in providing a national program to support Australians impacted by lung cancer. The program included activities and materials to support patients and their carers as well as information events for health care professionals including lung cancer nurses.4000040000
2019MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported Lymphoma Australia's national fundraising event 'Legs Out For Lymphoma'. MSD provided matching funds for those raised by MSD staff who participated in the charity walk.10001000
2019MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported Lymphoma Australia in delivering an educational meeting for lymphoma nurses about the treatment and management of patients with lymphoma.20002000
2019MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported Lymphoma Australia in providing a webinar program about lymphoma for patients and carers as well as lymphoma nurses.1000010000
2019MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported Melanoma Patients Australia in the development of a program to assist patients and caregivers understand how to ensure their personal experience living with melanoma is considered when health decisions are made about melanoma care and treatment.1000010000
2019MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported Melanoma Patients Australia conduct patient information forums for people impacted by melanoma as well as refresh and re print a range of patient information resources.2500025000
2019MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported foundation work required to form the basis of a National Cancer Plan for Australia. The project aim is to present a comprehensive and united case for the funding and completion of a comprehensive National Cancer Plan.2500025000
2019MSDRare Cancers AustraliaThis funding supported a range of activities by Rare Cancers Australia to build understanding in the community about issues impacting access to new oncology treatments for people impacted by rare cancers including: 1. CanForum - A conference at Parliament House Canberra 2. RCA Report - 'Just A Little More Time' 3. Scare4Rare - Annual Rare Cancers Australia Ball3000030000
2020MSDBEAT Bladder Cancer AustraliaThis funding supported the BEAT Bladder Cancer Australia Patient and Nurse Information and Support Project. The program included a patient information webinar as well as a series of patient and carer case study videos aimed to assist understanding of bladder cancer in the community.2000020000
2020MSDHead and Neck Cancer AustraliaThis funding represents additional dollar matching by MSD for staff fundraising linked to the Beyond Five Charity Event 'Soup for the Soul' where staff participated in an awareness raising event and raised funds to support Beyond Five.700700
2020MSDHead and Neck Cancer AustraliaThis funding supported Beyond Five in developing, printing and distributing a range of printed information and support materials for patients impacted by head and neck cancer and their families.1000010000
2020MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding represents additional dollar matching by MSD for staff fundraising linked to the Lung Foundation Charity Event - #Challenge30 where MSD staff participated in awareness raising activities to raise funds to support the Lung Foundation.800800
2020MSDLung Foundation AustraliaThis funding supported the Lung Foundation 2020 Patient Support and Lung Health Program. The program provided a range of information and support services to patients and families impacted by lung cancer.4000040000
2020MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding represents additional dollar matching by MSD for staff fundraising linked to the Lymphoma Australia Charity Event 'Go Lime for Lymphoma' where staff participated in an awareness raising event and raised funds to support Lymphoma Australia400400
2020MSDLymphoma AustraliaThis funding supported Lymphoma Australia update their website to improve navigation by patients and families seeking information and support services provided by Lymphoma Australia.75007500
2020MSDMelanoma & Skin Cancer Advocacy NetworkThis funding supported Melanoma & Skin Cancer Advocacy Network (MSCAN) develop their website to provide improved patient access to information about MSCAN as well as information and resources available to their patient community.1500015000
2020MSDMelanoma Patients AustraliaThis funding supported Melanoma Patients Australia enhance their website design to support easier navigation by patients and families seeking information about melanoma and the support services provided by MPA.1500015000
2013MundipharmaAsthma AustraliaInternal training of Mundipharma staff and development of training materials1330013300
2013MundipharmaAustralian Pain Management AssociationSponsorship to attend and have a booth at the Australian Pain Society in Canberra52405240
2013MundipharmaPainaustraliaPresentation at internal training sessions of Mundipharma staff330330
2013MundipharmaPainaustraliaSponsorship of Painaustralia collaboration6250062500
2014MundipharmaAsthma Foundation of Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship of Asthma Workshop for Health Professionals (25&26 Oct 2014)72007200
2014MundipharmaAustralian Pain Management AssociationSponsorship towards the cost of an exhibitor stand, 2 passes, plus travel for 2
delegates to IASP 2014
20002000
2014MundipharmaPainaustralia12 month sponsorship of Fact sheet in Medical Director36903690
2014MundipharmaPainaustraliaSponsorship of 2015 Australian Pain Society Consumer Symposium50005000
2014MundipharmaPainaustraliaContribution to Painaustralia Collaboration for 20146500065000
2015MundipharmaAustralia and New Zealand Burn AssociationNational Prevention Committee Meeting – Julian Burton Burns Trust50005000
2015MundipharmaAustralian Pain Management AssociationThe Big Brunch (During National Pain Week)2922029220
2015MundipharmaAustralian Pain SocietyAPS Corporate Membership for 20151000010000
2015MundipharmaAustralian Pain SocietyExclusive sponsorship of the APS History Project2500025000
2015MundipharmaNational Asthma Council AustraliaMajor sponsorship of the Aust Asthma Handbook 20153000030000
2015MundipharmaNew Zealand Pain SocietyNew Zealand Pain Society Corporate Membership 201550005000
2015MundipharmaPainaustraliaSponsorship of 2015 Australian Pain Society Consumer Symposium50005000
2015MundipharmaPainaustraliaContribution to Painaustralia Collaboration for 20156500065000
2014Mylan EPDCystic Fibrosis AustraliaProvided support for Cystic Fibrosis data registry, Cystic Fibrosis clinic peer review, development of guideline for healthcare worker with Cystic Fibrosis and Cystic Fibrosis Australia website development.4000040000
2014Mylan EPDMacular Disease FoundationProvided support for development of a publication to address the gap in information around diabetic eye disease and promote it to ophthalmologists, optometrists and general practitioners.120000120000
2015Mylan EPDCystic Fibrosis AustraliaSupporting the Cystic Fibrosis Data Registry in developing a high quality source of information that provides on-demand patient level reports for clinicians, delivers benchmarking reports at treatment centre level and a platform for a range of research pr3000030000
2015Mylan EPDMacular Disease FoundationSupporting the development of a publication to address the gap in information around diabetic eye disease and promote it to ophthalmologists, optometrists and general practitioners.128000128000
2013Norgine Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Silver sponsorship for Pollie Pedal 2013. The annual charity bike ride was launched at Parliament House by Tony Abbott. The 1000km ride through SA to VIC has raised ove $2.5m for a range of charitable organisations. The funds are used for: activate Care A66006600
2014Norgine ALA Chronic Liver Disease FacultySponsorship support for Gastroenterological Society of Australia (GESA) - Australian Liver Association (ALA) Chronic Liver Disease Faculty. November 2014. The ALA Chronic Liver Disease Faculty has been established for the advancement of education and training1650016500
2014Norgine Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Sponsorship for Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal 2014. February 2014. The annual charity bike ride has been operating since 2006 and has raised funds and awareness for Diabetes. The funds are used for diabetes education and community awareness activities in59095909
2014Norgine IBD SydneyUnrestricted education grant provided to the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinic supporting the IBD Sydney Consensus Working Group Statements on Managing Acute Severe Ulcerative Colitis. July 2014. Funds provided to assist the group define and publish appro25002500
2015Norgine Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Donation for sponsorship for Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal 2015. February 2015. The annual charity bike ride has been operating since 2006 and has raised funds and awareness for diabetes. The funds are used for diabetes education and community awareness65736573
2016Norgine Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Donation for sponsorship for Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal 2016. Held in February 2016. The annual charity bike ride has been operating since 2006 and has raised funds and awareness for Diabetes. The funds are used for diabetes education and community aw$6500 donation6500
2017Norgine Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Donation for sponsorship for Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal 2017. Held in 3-5 March 2017. The annual charity bike ride has been operating since 2006 and has raised funds and awareness for Diabetes. The funds are used for diabetes education and community awareness activities in Tasmania. Two Norgine employees paticipated in the cycling event.$5,500.
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2013NovartisAustralian Diabetes CouncilPurchase of corporate table at World Diabetes Day fundraising dinner50005000
2013NovartisAustralian Pituitary FoundationFunds to support creation and distribution of the APF Quarterly Newsletter, website, event signage, printed literature, educational events literature (includes recognition as Platinum sponsor on event signage).All content developed exclusively by the APF.3500035000
2013NovartisCure Our KidsFunds to support print and development of 'Cure our Kids' Oncology Diary for 2014.All content developed exclusively by Cure our Kids.27502750
2013NovartisCystic Fibrosis AustraliaFunding towards: Maintenance and upkeep of the Australian Cystic Fibrosis Data Registry (ACFDR), Management of the CF Clinic Peer Review program, Conducting Cystic Fibrosis disease awareness campaigns and The Cystic Fibrosis Dircetors Meetings.4000040000
2013NovartisHepatitis AustraliaThe funding will go towards supporting an initiative of Hepatitis Australia titled ‘Love your Liver’. The purpose of the campaign is to raise awareness of Australians living with hepatitis and reducing the social stigma related with the disease1500015000
2013NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaFunds to support activities relating to three disease areas (MPN, MPS and CML) including Newsletter production and distribution; production of a CML DVD; logistics for state-based conferences; creation of an MPN Coordinator for two years. All content dev132000132000
2013NovartisMacular Disease FoundationFunds to produce 15,000 Amsler Grids in March 2013 to help patients with the detection and progression of wAMD22352235
2013NovartisMacular Disease FoundationFunds to produce 30,000 Amsler Grids in October 2013 to help patients with the detection and progression of wAMD39653965
2013NovartisMacular Disease FoundationFunds to produce 10,000 Macular Degeneration A4 booklets in May to assist patients with their condition1130911309
2013NovartisMacular Disease FoundationFunds to produce 20,000 Macular Degeneration A4 booklets in November to assist patients with their condition2392723927
2013NovartisMacular Disease FoundationMacular Degeneration Awareness Week, Deloitte Acess Economics, Keep on Driving- Safety, Friends of the Foundation Program, Retirement and Lifestyle expo, Print Advertising Campaign week.501000501000
2013NovartisMcGrath FoundationFunds to support breast care nurse education at the McGrath Foundation in 2013; attendance of Novartis employees at the McGrath Foundation Ashes luncheon; provision of volunteers working for 80 hours to fundraise for the Foundation during the Ashes.1414014140
2013NovartisMS AustraliaFunding of national advocacy coordination & communications programs.4000040000
2013NovartisMS AustraliaFunding of state-based MS Societies to provide services for people with MS as follows: Provision of education and resource material; telephone and online advisory and support services; national nursing services including training for immunotherapy treatme180000180000
2013NovartisMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsNovartis partnered with another pharmaceutical company to provide funding for ZEST to develop and host an education weekend for Health Consumer Advocacy Organisations. All agenda content and speakers was developed by a steering committee involving three H3988639886
2013NovartisMyeloma AustraliaFunds to support development, printing and distribution of quarterly newsletter MyeNews. All content presented in MyeNews developed exclusively by the Myeloma Foundation of Australia.50005000
2013NovartisParkinson's AustraliaDesign & printing of the 'Blue Book' - an educational resource for people with parkinsons disease66236623
2013NovartisParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funding to support a disease awareness service to the Orange area1500015000
2013NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaFunds to support preparation of Rare Cancer Evidence Report: 'Just a little more time' and attendance awareness-raising event. All content developed exclusively by RCA.1021010210
2013NovartisRare Voices AustraliaFunds to support disease awareness and launch event at Parliament House. Funds were also used to support educational activities such as educational workshops and a roundtable meeting with industry. All content developed exclusively by RVA.1400014000
2013NovartisSight for AllDonation for Ophthalmologists to travel and provide eye procedures to 3rd world countries including Cambodia, Korea and Vietnam6000060000
2013NovartisSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of Skin & Cancer Foundation Education sessions42504250
2013NovartisSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaFunding will support the Australasian Psoriasis Registry by providing financial support for administration of the Registry application and data, including data quality assurance audits, data analysis and reporting, software upgrades and site visits for us3000030000
2013NovartisThalassaemia & Sickle Cell AustraliaFunds to support development, printing and distribution of quarterly newsletter; travel to attend 2013 TIF World Congress; and to secure an exhibit at GPCE in Melbourne and Sydney to educate GPs about Thalassaemia. All content developed exclusively by Tha2400024000
2013NovartisTransplant AustraliaFunding of Transplant Australia’s ‘Education Multicultural Australia’ Program. The program will address information gaps, myths and misconceptions about organ donation amongst culturally and linguistically diverse communities. The program is aimed to incr2000020000
2013NovartisTuberous Sclerosis AustraliaFunds to support the ATSS Conference in Perth in 2013; for Fundraising Capability Improvement (targeted awareness campaign to grow donors and build independence and sustainability); Annual Family Conference to provide new i information to and from familie6000060000
2013NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Funds to print and development of written materials and website for World NET Awareness Day campaign; Funds were also used to support conference attendance and involvement in patient group activities at the Asia Pacific Neuroendocrine Tumour Society (APNE1485514855
2014NovartisADDults with ADHDSupport for the 2014 Adult ADHD Annual Conference18001800
2014NovartisAmanda Young Foundation (AYF)Purchase of a corporate table at the Amanda Young Foundation Charity Ball20002000
2014NovartisAssociation of Genetic Support of AustralasiaSupport of the Annual Genetic Disorders Awareness Week Launch.60006000
2014NovartisAsthma AustraliaFunding to support 5 World Asthma Day symposia sessions.1000010000
2014NovartisAustralian Gastro‐Intestinal Cancer InstituteSupport for fundraising and educational programs throughout 2014 including the GI Cancer Institute Engage Community Forums (support services and forum for patients, carers and clinicians), ‘The Gutsy Challenge’ to raise awareness and encourage healthy liv1250012500
2014NovartisAustralian Pituitary FoundationSupport throughout 2014 for the following activities: GP Conference Events education; Health Psychologist Workshops; Patient education seminars; Educational support materials (newsletter and website).2500025000
2014NovartisAustralian Pituitary FoundationSupport throughout 2014 for the following activities: APF Quarterly Newsletter; APF Website; APF Event Signage; APF Educational Events Literature.2500025000
2014NovartisCanSpeakHealth Consumer Advocacy Weekend Meeting
This funding supported an educational workshop ‘Health Consumer Advocacy’ to facilitate linkages between small health consumer organisations. The two day workshop program, developed by a Steering Committee comprise
1500015000
2014NovartisCure Our KidsSupport to develop and distribute children's diary that support children on their treatment journey.30003000
2014NovartisCystic Fibrosis AustraliaFunding to support the CF Centre Collaborative Meeting50005000
2014NovartisCystic Fibrosis AustraliaFunding to support the maintenance of the Australian Cystic Fibrosis Data Registry1500015000
2014NovartisDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Funding towards support of the Pollie Pedal fundraising activity39003900
2014NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport for printed materials such as amsler grids.3000030000
2014NovartisMacular Disease FoundationFunds provided to the Macular diseases Foundation of Australia to support patient orientated programs run by the MDFA. These programs are Macular Degeneration awareness week, Macular disease resources and services, support services (info kits, helpline),450000450000
2014NovartisMcGrath Foundation5 Novartis associate volunteers' to collect donations at a McGrath Foundation event.5 Novartis associate volunteers' to collect donations at a McGrath Foundation event.0
2014NovartisMcGrath FoundationSupport provided towards the development and running of x5 Breast Care Nurse meetings across Australia.100000100000
2014NovartisMeningococcal AustraliaFinancial assistance to support travel and accommodation expenses for Meningococcal Australia members to attend Protecting Our Tomorrows meningococcal disease awareness fundraising event.84158415
2014NovartisMeningococcal AustraliaSupport of the Protecting Our Tomorrows meningococcal disease awareness fundraising event.2000020000
2014NovartisMeningococcal AustraliaSupport of activities associated with the meningococcal peak season media awareness campaign, update to/maintenance of website content and Facebook presence, and the creation and distribution of daycare centre/pre‐school educational kits.2500025000
2014NovartisMS AustraliaSupport of the MSA Volunteer National Advocates Conference 2014.50005000
2014NovartisMS Queensland (QLD)Printing of the 2013‐2014 MS Queensland Annual Report55005500
2014NovartisMS Research AustraliaSupport for MS Angels Meeting400400
2014NovartisMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Support provided for Patient Education Forums50005000
2014NovartisNational Asthma Council AustraliaFunds provided to the National Asthma Council (NAC) Australia to develop and run a total of 11 interactive workshops and 4 seminars throughout 2014, focusing on Asthma and COPD. These4625546255
2014NovartisParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funding for education and support activities based in the Orange district1500015000
2014NovartisParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Support for x2 patient seminars for people diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease more than six years ago.640640
2014NovartisParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funding towards x2 Parkinson's Nurse Specialists to attend an International Congress on Non‐ Motor Dysfunctions in Parkinson's Disease and related Disorders19001900
2014NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for Rare Cancers Australia members to attend an Asia Pacific patient group meeting.13491349
2014NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for Patient Advocates Meeting15001500
2014NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for awareness‐building of RCA initiative for 'Sick or Treat' medicines fund.3000030000
2014NovartisRare Voices AustraliaSupport for rare diseases awareness activities/projects throughout 2014 including in support of awareness campaigns via RVA website, social media and printed materials; Rare Disease National Plan Engagement Roadshow; Rare Disease Day event at Parliament H1000010000
2014NovartisThalassaemia & Sickle Cell AustraliaSupport of Thalassaemia Australia education activities 2014/2015, including TA Quarterly Newsletter; support for patient material development, and GP and haematology meeting attendance and participation; development and distribution of educational materia4930049300
2014NovartisThalassaemia Society Of New South Wales (NSW)Purchase of tickets for Thal NSW fundraising event.300300
2014NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Support of the Unicorn Foundation activities throughout 2014 including: Development of videos to support NET (Neuroendocrine tumours) awareness and understanding; supported attendance at key medical conferences to promote and NET data (APNETS); Support to3240032400
2014NovartisVision 2020 AustraliaFunding support for the Eye Health Survey4000040000
2015NovartisBreast Cancer Network AustraliaPurchase of tickets for the Pink Lady luncheon, a series that provides education on breast cancer and the role of BCNA450450
2015NovartisCancer Council AustraliaPurchase of a corporate table at the Emeralds and Ivy Ball, supporting the Cancer Council's work with Australian patients suffering from cancer75007500
2015NovartisCystic Fibrosis AustraliaAustralian Cystic Fibrosis Data Registry including online hosting and maintenance2300023000
2015NovartisCystic Fibrosis AustraliaCystic Fibrosis Clinical Peer Review Program2550425504
2015NovartisDiabetes AustraliaParliamentary Event co‐hosted by Diabetes Australia1000010000
2015NovartisDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)PolliePedal Tasmania 201555005500
2015NovartisGenetic Alliance AustraliaGenetic Alliance Australia's (GAA) 'Annual Genetic Disorders Awareness Week Launch'10001000
2015NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaEducational activities led by the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia in 2015, supporting the needs of Australians living with MPN, CML and MDS. The activities included but were not restricted to:
‐ Patient newsletter development and production (2015)
‐ MDS
3500035000
2015NovartisMacular Degeneration Foundation (MDF)Printing of booklets for Macular Degeneration and Amsler Grids (in‐kind support)3000030000
2015NovartisMacular Degeneration Foundation (MDF)Funding provided throughout 2015 to support:
‐ Macular Degeneration Awareness Week 2015 (including in‐kind AV support $2,245)
‐ A variety of patient support activities (e.g. Info kits, helpline, website, 'Keep on Driving ‐ Safely' materials)
‐ Development
397245397245
2015NovartisMcGrath FoundationMcGrath Foundation's fundraising and awareness efforts at January 2015 Sydney Cricket Test through provision of x3 volunteers to collect donations from spectators for approximately 5 hours each (in‐kind support)Volunteer Hours0
2015NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaFunding in support of the 2015 Journey Gala Dinner, with all proceeds going towards improvements to MPA services for those affected by melanoma based on support, information and advocacy10001000
2015NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaPurchase of corporate table at 2015 Journey Gala Dinner, supporting fundraising and awareness raising efforts of MPA17001700
2015NovartisMelanoma Patients Australia2 x Patient Forums with the objective to support and inform patients with regard to optimal disease management50005000
2015NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaMPA Volunteer Training program for MPA support group facilitators.75007500
2015NovartisMS Queensland (QLD)Printing of the MS Queensland Annual Report55005500
2015NovartisMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsHealth Consumer Advocacy Weekend Meeting
Support for an educational workshop ‘Health Consumer Advocacy’ to facilitate linkages between small health consumer organisations. The two day workshop program, developed by a Steering Committee comprised of CEOs f
1627616276
2015NovartisMultiple SclerosisMS Patient Seminars across VIC, NSW and ACT3300033000
2015NovartisNational Asthma Council AustraliaFunding to support the National Asthma Council's presence at 3 GPCE 2015 events (Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne)4268042680
2015NovartisNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaHeart Foundation Industry Roundtable Initiative 2015 which included the development of the 'My Heart My Life' app6000060000
2015NovartisPsoriasis AustraliaPsoriasis Australia Community Chest1250012500
2015NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia (RCA) ‘Sick or Treat’ Campaign to raise awareness and support for Australians living with rare cancers. The campaign components include:
‐ Social media activity
‐ Parliamentary event attendance
‐ RCA website upgrade
‐ Annual ‘Sick o
3500035000
2015NovartisRedkiteDevelopment and printing of 2016 Oncology Diaries to support patients receiving treatment at the Children’s Westmead Hospital28002800
2015NovartisTuberous Sclerosis AustraliaSupport the TSA Annual Meeting for patients and clinicians4500045000
2015NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Unicorn Foundation awareness and education activities during 2015. This included but was not limited to:
‐ Attendance at national cancer conferences, MOGA, COSA, AGITG and CNSA
‐ Attendance at international NET Conferences (ENETs and APNETs)
2500025000
2015NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Support of attendance by a Unicorn Foundation patient group representative to present at APNETs in Kochi, India.50005000
2016NovartisAustralian Pituitary FoundationSupport towards Australian Pituitary Foundation educational programs and disease‐awareness activities for 20161500015000
2016NovartisBeard SeasonSupport for skin check services4107241072
2016NovartisCancer Drugs AllianceSupport towards development of the cancer drug alliance committee and support to development a paper to present to the government on cancer drug access for patients3000030000
2016NovartisDiabetes New South Wales (NSW)Support towards Diabetes NSW's National Conference2000020000
2016NovartisDragons Abreast AustraliaDonation towards Dragons Abreast Australia Festival which assist patients living with a diagnosis of breast cancer24202420
2016NovartisGlaucoma AustraliaSupport towards:
• Glaucoma Call Support Line ($34,000)
• In‐kind support of printing Patient Brochures ($5,500)
$34,000 + In‐kind provision of printing34000
2016NovartisKidney Health AustraliaSupport towards the development of an advanced kidney cancer information kit for patients1650016500
2016NovartisKidney Health AustraliaSupport towards the development and role out of World Kidney Cancer Day 20172200022000
2016NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaDonation towards the Leukaemia Foundation's Light the Night10001000
2016NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for Leukaemia Foundation Educational activities 20167000070000
2016NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport towards:
• Printing of a comprehensive range of publications on macular diseases and low vision ($40,000)
• Distribution of the publication information kits ($15,000)
• In‐kind provision of MD Booklet and Amsler grid
$55,000 + In‐kind provision of materials55000
2016NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport to Melanoma Patients Association for the Australian Melanoma Consumer Alliance meeting which discusses initiatives and activities for improving the outcomes for Australian melanoma patients15001500
2016NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards Melanoma Patients Association's:
• Training Program
• Information Forums
• Patient care pack
• Website redevelopment
3000030000
2016NovartisMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)A series of 4 MS Awareness Seminars, Information Sessions and Forums across 2016/2017 for people affected by MS50005000
2016NovartisMSWAA Series of workshops and seminars delivered by qualified counsellors tailored to support people living with MS50005000
2016NovartisMultiple SclerosisDonation towards MS Sydney to the Gong Ride50005000
2016NovartisParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Donation in kind of Parkinson's patient resourceIn‐kind provision of materials0
2016NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaDonation towards 2016 Mount Kosciuszko Challenge25002500
2016NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards report on the impact and disadvantages on patients with less common cancers2500025000
2016NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards:
• Patient information website
• Social media campaign
• Sick or Treat Sessions at Old Parliament House
3000030000
2016NovartisThalassaemia & Sickle Cell AustraliaSupport awareness raising and educational activities conducted by Thalassaemia Australia1000010000
2016NovartisTuberous Sclerosis AustraliaSupport towards Tuberous Sclerosis Australia's educational forum and webinar1500015000
2016NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Support the Unicorn Foundation in 2016 for awareness and educational activities2500025000
2017NovartisGlaucoma AustraliaSupport towards 2 issues of Glaucoma Now and related CME education:
- Issue 1 - Functional Assessment in Glaucoma
- Issue 2 - Glaucoma What is New and Where are we Going
4253442534
2017NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards:
- Patient Information Forums
- Interactive Patient Education Resource
- Melanoma and Me (patient reflections) project
3500035000
2017NovartisRare Cancers Australia$50,000 towards 2017 Projects Advocacy for:
- Research/issues paper
- Video Community Service
- Co-ordinated and extensive social media campaign
- MP Dinners at Parliament House, staging of Canberra Forum $10,000 towards:
- Raven Sponsorship of the Annual Sick or Treat Ball - includes table of 10 on the night
6000060000
2017NovartisRedkiteSupport towards: Development, printing and delivery of Redkite Oncology Diaries to help families manage appointments and treatment protocols30003000
2018NovartisAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaSupport towards Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia's World Urticaria Day45004500
2018NovartisAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaSupport towards Disease State Brochure focusing on a background of Urticaria as well as a balanced view on treatment options/management and other relevant information for a consumer50005000
2018NovartisBrain FoundationSupport towards Headache & Migraine Awareness Week1500015000
2018NovartisCreaky Joints AustraliaSupport towards Creakyjoints National Patient Council Australia 20181250012500
2018NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport towards implementation of a range of projects in support of services to patients and caregivers, and the health and wellbeing of the general public.109000109000
2018NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards: 1. Patient Information Forums ($10,000) 2. Patient and Stakeholder Data Management Project ($10,000) 3. MPA Website and Content Review ($10,000) 4. Medical Education and Advocacy support ($10,000)4000040000
2018NovartisMultiple SclerosisSupport towards MS Sydney to the Gong Bike Ride72557255
2018NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards the National Oncology Alliance projects4000040000
2018NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards: 1. Canberra Forum ($20,000) 2. Rare Solutions Update Report with Infographic ($20,000) 3. Sick or Treat Campaign and Ball ($10,000)5000050000
2018NovartisRedkiteSupport towards Redkite's Family Wellbeing Program at The Children's Hospital at Westmead1612016120
2018NovartisTransplant AustraliaSupport towards Australian Transplant Games 20181330013300
2018NovartisUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)Support towards 1. GP Education and focus groups ($10,000) 2. World NET Cancer Awareness Day Campaign ($10,000) and 3. PLANET Registry Maintenance ($10,000)3000030000
2019NovartisArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport towards Arthritis Australia's RASP (Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program) campaign and research in the disease area. RASP is a virtual space that empowers people on their journey through life with rheumatoid arthritis. It will encourage them to become active participants in their care so they can ensure that the care they receive meets their needs.7500075000
2019NovartisAsthma AustraliaSupport towards the 2017 Australasian Asthma Conference2000020000
2019NovartisAustralian Sickle Cell AdvocacySupport towards: Quaterly patient support network meetings across three sites52505250
2019NovartisBrain FoundationSupport towards: Headache Australia Strategy Workshop (31 July 2019)25002500
2019NovartisITP AustraliaSupport towards: ITP Patient Meeting 20191000010000
2019NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport towards: Life Ride 2019, which is a community fundraising event that will help raise much needed funds to help achieve Leukaemia Foundation of Australia Limited's goal of zero lives lost to blood cancer by 2035. Funding from Novartis contributed to the costs of running the event, allowing for greater impact of fundraising by participants.1000010000
2019NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport towards: - 2019 "Inform Me" patient education website redevelopment (AUD40,000) - Provision of lanterns for the Leukaemia Foundation Light the Night event (AUD20,000)6000060000
2019NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards Melanoma Awareness Campaign and Patient Voice Project, including: - To work with an external Public Relations Company to develop a social media content strategy and campaign in November 2019 - To host a facilitated meeting with the Australian Melanoma Consumer Alliance (AMCA) to identify the current patient journey facing a melanoma patient and opportunities for AMCA Members to improve collaboration.2000020000
2019NovartisMultiple SclerosisSupport towards Multiple Sclerosis Sydney to Wollongong Charity Bike Ride 201948954895
2019NovartisPink Hope Community2019 Content and mentorship program for New Zealand Patient Advocates, which includes: - Production Costs & Content Creation $12,000 - Travel & Accommodation for 1 week period to capture interviews and video content $4,000 - Project coordination, research and management costs $4,0002000020000
2019NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards: Mount Kosciuszko Challenge 2019 The Mount Kosciuszko Challenge is an annual event hosted by Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) to raise awareness and much needed funds for the over 52,000 Australians diagnosed with a rare and less common cancer each year.1000010000
2019NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards: - "Just a Little More Time" Report (JLMT), to prepare and publish an updated version in 2019 that will contain expanded definitions of rare and rare subtypes and examine current treatment access - Staging of the Canberra Forum, a One-day event held in Canberra in September 2019 and featuring speakers from inside and outside the cancer community discussing the evolution of precision medicine, personalised health care and targeted therapies - "Raven" sponsorship of Scare4Rare ball5000050000
2019NovartisRedkiteSupport towards 2020 Westmead Families Diaries - a diary provided to parents of children diagnosed with any form of cancer, to ensure they are able to collect results, appts and information on one handy place.71787178
2019NovartisSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaSupport towards: SMA Parliamentary Event The event is to shine a light on the still unmet need for adults with SMA in access to treatment and highlights the need for newborn screening due to new advancements in drug treatments, and highlights the benefits of these treatements and early access.78527852
2019NovartisVision 2020 AustraliaCorporate Member Contribution - 1 January to 31 December 20196546865468
2020NovartisAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaSupport towards producing consumer education brochure ‘Do you suffer from Urticaria (Hives)?50005000
2020NovartisArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport towards:
1) Outbound call program from the National Arthritis Info Line, which is aimed at members, consumers, e-newsletter subscribers, and social media networks of arthritis affiliate offices, and
2) Program which supports young adults entering or re-entering the workforce with autoimmune conditions
3500035000
2020NovartisAustralian Sickle Cell AdvocacySupport towards adaptation of community program to an online webinar platform75007500
2020NovartisAustralian Sickle Cell AdvocacySupport towards Sickle cell community engagement via social media platform1000010000
2020NovartisBeard SeasonSupport towards creation of a digital platform, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, to correctly stage people with Melanoma and prompt individuals to seek services if they have lesions (or moles) that are suspicious1000010000
2020NovartisHearts4HeartSupport towards:
1) Generation of content as the COVID-19 pandemic evolves and the need for information changes
2) Virtual symptom awareness compaign, scheduled for September 2020, and
3) Advocacy work on cardiac remote monitoring
2000020000
2020NovartisITP AustraliaSupport towards launching a series of polls and building capability to collect data using online platforms to allow the organisation to observe how their community has been coping during COVID-19 and the impact it is having.75007500
2020NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport towards fundraising activity which was changed from annual disease awareness day due to COVID-1930003000
2020NovartisLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport towards outreach program which will aim to reach out to those who have a compromised immnue system due to leukemia and provide resources and up to date information around COVID-193000030000
2020NovartisLymphoma AustraliaSupport towards transition of face to face training for lymphoma nurses to an online platform during COVID_x0002_192000020000
2020NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport towards Consumer/ Professional Education and Webinar Development7500075000
2020NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport towards development of AMD Risk Checker7500075000
2020NovartisMacular Disease FoundationSupport towards Consumer Health Publications Redevelopment & Printing/ Distribution100000100000
2020NovartisMcGrath FoundationSupport towards transitioning of training called 'Model of Care' program in a virtual way2000020000
2020NovartisMelanoma Institute AustraliaSupport towards:
1) Investigation of melanoma patient needs regarding COVID-19 including impact on current therapies
2) Implementation of changes via writers/designers into patient books
3) Re-printing of patient books with new COVID-19 information
2000020000
2020NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards development of accessible resources on COVID-19 and the impact the virus may have on patients with Melanoma50005000
2020NovartisMelanoma Patients AustraliaSupport towards:
1) Patient Information Forums
2) Volunteer Development and Training Project
3) MPA Printed Resources Refresh
2000020000
2020NovartisNational Asthma Council AustraliaSupport towards development of microsite with COVID-19 related information2000020000
2020NovartisNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaSupport towards enabling the patient group to develop and distribute information for their community during the COVID-19 pandemic1000010000
2020NovartisNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaSupport towards:
- Provision of input on materials prepared by the Unicorn Foundation to ensure information around the Patient Support Program (eSHINE) is accurately captured.
- Co-ordination with Unicorn Foundation for materials prepared for the purpose of Nurse and GP education and distribute these to HCP’s.
- Training new HCPs such as community GPs administering injections.
2000020000
2020NovartisNeuroEndocrine Cancer AustraliaSupport towards accredited online NET education for GPs currently treating Australian Neuroendocrine Cancer patients3532535325
2020NovartisPink Hope CommunitySupport towards weekly online newsletters on breast and ovarian cancers during the COVID-19 period1000010000
2020NovartisPink Hope CommunitySupport towards production of written content and videos/interviews to raise awareness of Breast Cancer in the community for their 'If you feel something, say something' campaign2000020000
2020NovartisPink Hope CommunitySupport towards development of Hope Weekly which was a weekly newsletter in the height of COVID to answer the questions most asked from the Breast Cancer community2000020000
2020NovartisPsoriasis AustraliaSupport towards development of webinars, a video social community, with Auslan interpreter for deaf community members, and videos of best management practices and updates on COVID-192400024000
2020NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards Pinnacle Report Development and Vision 2030 planning for the area of rare cancers2000020000
2020NovartisRare Cancers AustraliaSupport towards the provision of information, health care and support to rare and less common cancer patients through digital platforms to the community2000020000
2020NovartisRedkiteSupport towards provision of support services and increased assistance to the families of children with cancer.1000010000
2020NovartisSnowdome FoundationSnowdome Foundation will provide monies to Australian Lymphoma Alliance for the below activities:
1) Consensus Practice Statement development
• WebEx meetings amongst working groups
• Writing & Preparation
• Manuscript submission costs
• Administration costs, website management and uploading of statements

2) Website maintenance & further development
• Publication of Consensus Practice Statements
• ALA Newsletters upload to share updates
• Further development of website to register & track projects, and announce results
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2020NovartisSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaSupport towards understanding the patient and family journey of those who are diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)1000010000
2020NovartisSpinal Muscular Atrophy Association of AustraliaSupport towards transitioning those immediate face to face activities of SMA Australia across to digital channels to ensure the SMA community could continue to be supported during the COVID-19 pandemic including virtual evening masterclasses with the SMA community and allied health and medical experts , ZOOM meetings throughout the day with the SMA community and the preparartion of a national virtual conference1000010000
2013Novo Nordisk Australian Pituitary FoundationUnrestricted Educational Grant to fund the Foundation Website and Educational Events Literature60006000
2013Novo Nordisk Danii Meads-Barlow FoundationCorporate Sponsorship Foundation Ball796796
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes AustraliaNational Press Club Event - Launch of DA National Strategy1500015000
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes AustraliaSponsorship of Western Pacific Morning Tea 2012-20151500015000
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes Australia IDF Parliamentary Diabetes Champions1206012060
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes Australia - Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship for the 60th Anniversary of Diabetes Australia – Vic Ball1000010000
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes Australia - Western Australia (WA)Platinum sponsorship for Corporate Long Table Lunch WA Sponsorship1000010000
2013Novo Nordisk Diabetes Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship of the Diabetes Impact Symposium 2013500500
2013Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaGrant Contract to fund Australians attending the World Federation of Haemophilia 2014 World Congress2000020000
2013Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship which aims to foster relationships which will enhance a greater understanding of the needs of people with bleeding disorders and their families and timely access to medicines and treatments and care4000040000
2013Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation of New ZealandGrant Contract to support the Sustaining Patrons Grant and contribution toward the Outreach Worker Australasia Meeting, World Chief Executive Officer Meeting and a Men’s Workshop2500025000
2013Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaSponsorship for the JDRF Jelly Baby Ball 201365006500
2013Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaRide for Cure Diabetes Sponsorhip87508750
2013Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaJDRF community farewell to retiring parliamentary diabetes support group MPs1000010000
2014Novo Nordisk Australian Pituitary FoundationAnnual corporate sponsorship of HCO. Unrestricted educational grant for education and support materials for patients, carers, families and healthcare professionals.1000010000
2014Novo Nordisk Diabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Unrestricted educational grant to Diabetes Tasmania to support work with the Menzies Research Institute, University of Tasmania. Funds provided to support costs of manuscript preparation on the cost-effectiveness of The COACH Program in type 2 diabetes, w2000020000
2014Novo Nordisk Diabetes Western Australia (WA)Donation in Kind. Use of Novo Nordisk KEEpads (IT solution) for the APEG meeting in Darwin on 29 October - 1 November 2014 for an educational session at the meeting.00
2014Novo Nordisk Diabetes Western Australia (WA)Cost to sponsor and participate in a trade display as part of the Nurse Study Day, organised through Diabetes WA.5050
2014Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaEducational Grant sponsorship to support the launch of the Australian Buddy Awards which are to increase awareness of the challenges faced by people living with bleeding disorders. The Buddy Awards recognise the significant medical, emotional and practica50005000
2014Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship which aims to foster relationships which will enhance a greater understanding of the needs of people with bleeding disorders and their families and timely access to medicines and treatments and care.4000040000
2014Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF.
Corporate sponsorship of a table at the JDRF Gala Ball 2014, which is an annual fund raising event.
65006500
2014Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship for the annual ‘Ride for Cure’ event. Sponsorship allowed participation of 5 Novo Nordisk employees in the charity ride, and 1 global ‘ Team Novo Nordisk’ rider.8977.278977.27
2015Novo Nordisk Australian Pituitary FoundationCorporate sponsorship of HCO. Unrestricted educational grant for the production of education and support materials for patients, carers, families and healthcare professionals (Bronze Sponsorship Level):
(i) Supporting people through direct communication.
1000010000
2015Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Charitable contribution to Diabetes NSW. Purchase of a sponsor table at the "Live your Life" Ball on 21 February 2015.50005000
2015Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of HFA. Unrestricted educational grant for the implementation of predefined HFA programs which aim to foster relationships between patients and enhance a greater understanding of the needs of people with bleeding disorders and their4000040000
2015Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of charity run/walk.300300
2015Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship for the annual ‘Ride for Cure’ event. Sponsorship allowed participation of 5 Novo Nordisk employees in the charity ride, and 1 global ‘Team Novo Nordisk’ rider.1020010200
2016Novo Nordisk Australian Pituitary FoundationCorporate Sponsorship of APF. Unrestricted educational grant for the production of education and support materials for patients, carers, families and healthcare professionals:
i) development of marketing strategy to improve presence and brand awareness am
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2016Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of HFA. Unrestricted educational grant for the implementation of predefined HFA programs to support people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other related inherited bleeding disorders, and their families through advocacy3000030000
2016Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the JDRF Gala Ball 2016. An annual fund-raising event.23002300
2017Novo Nordisk Danii Meads-Barlow FoundationCharitable contribution to Danii Foundation. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the Danii Foundation 2017 Jelly Bean Ball, an annual fundraising event20002000
2017Novo Nordisk Diabetes AustraliaCharitable contribution to Diabetes Australia. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the Diabetes Australia 60th Anniversary Dinner - purchase included multiple tickets to attend the event, advertising in associated materials etc.1500015000
2017Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Charitable contribution to Diabetes NSW/ACT. Corporate sponsorship of 'Flying Trapeze' Package at the Diabetes NSW/ACT 2017 Gala - purchase included 10 tickets to attend the event, advertising in associated materials etc.50005000
2017Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Charitable contribution to Diabetes NSW/ACT to support the creation of an animated educational tool. The educational tool consists of an animated series of short clips, which raises awareness of type 1 diabetes in children and how to treat it (As 1 Kids Project). Novo Nordisk did not have any involvement in creating the content of the animation.1000010000
2017Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of HFA. Unrestricted educational grant to support the HFA in improving outcomes for people with bleeding disorders and their families. The support will enable the HFA to provide patient support and education programs to the bleeding disorders community and ensure solid representation from the community's point of view.1500015000
2017Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the JDRF Gala Ball 2017. An annual fund-raising event.23002300
2017Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship for annual "Ride for Cure" event - which allowed for participation of 5 NN Employees in the charity ride.87508750
2017Novo Nordisk Turner Syndrome Association Of AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of Turner Syndrome Association of Australia. Unrestricted educational grant to support the Association in providing medical information, support, and opportunities to connect for females living with Turner Syndrome and their support networks.50005000
2018Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Charitable contribution to Diabetes NSW/ACT. Corporate sponsorship of 'Snowball 2018'. Contribution included tickets to attend the event and advertising in the programme.50005000
2018Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Charitable contribution to Diabetes NSW/ACT to support the lighting of the Opera House sails during National Diabetes Week.1000010000
2018Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Corporate sponsorship to support the launch of the Diabetes State of the Nation Report during National Diabetes Week. Contribution included the venue hire for the event.1000010000
2018Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of HFA. Unrestricted educational grant to support the HFA in improving outcomes for people with bleeding disorders and their families. The support will enable the HFA to provide patient support and education programs to the bleeding disorders community and ensure solid representation from the community's point of view.2000020000
2018Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the JDRF Gala Ball 2018, an annual fund-raising event.35003500
2018Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the Kids in the House Dinner event to raise awareness of the importance of continuing to fund research to cure Type 1 Diabetes.1000010000
2019Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)Sponsorship of the Diabetes Update Days to educate and update Healthcare Professionals working with people living with diabetes.1700017000
2019Novo Nordisk Diabetes New South Wales (NSW)12 month Sponsorship of the It's Time to Act Campaign platform to improve the day-to-day lives of people living with diabetes, and informing around the prevention of diabetes-related complications.100000100000
2019Novo Nordisk Diabetes Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship of the OzDAFNE Collaborative Meeting. OzDAFNE is a program for Adults with Type 1 diabetes. The Collaborative Meeting is held annually and provides a program of interesting, challenging and informative sessions that features thought leaders in Diabetes Education management.50005000
2019Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaSilver sponsorship of Haemophilia Foundation Australia 19th Australian Conference. This sponsorship will support the HFA in improving outcomes for people with bleeding disorders and their families. The support will enable the HFA to provide patient support and education programs to the bleeding disorders community and ensure solid representation from the community's point of view.2500025000
2019Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaCharitable contribution to JDRF. Corporate sponsorship of a table at the JDRF Gala Ball 2019, an annual fund-raising event.35003500
2019Novo Nordisk Turner Syndrome Association Of AustraliaCorporate Sponsorship of Turner Syndrome Association of Australia. Unrestricted educational grant to support the Association in providing medical information, support, and opportunities to connect for females living with Turner Syndrome and their support networks.50005000
2020Novo Nordisk Australian Pituitary FoundationCorporate Sponsorship of APF. Grant to establish the education and training program for the Patient Liaison Support Co-ordinators who provide specialised support for patients living with pituitary conditions. These co-ordinators are patients living with the condition and the APF is committed to ensuring they are adequately supported in this role to benefit the pituitary patient community.1000010000
2020Novo Nordisk JDRF AustraliaSupport was initally provided for the JDRF annual Gala Dinner however due to COVID-19 this was cancelled and the support was repurposed to a charitable donation.40004000
2013PfizerAlzheimer's AustraliaAlzheimer's Australia is the peak body providing support and advocacy for the 320,000 Australians with dementia and the million Australians who care for them. The organisation supplies information, support, education, counselling and helpline services and2727327273
2013PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaNearly one in five Australians (3.85 million people) have arthritis. They are represented by Arthritis Australia, the peak arthritis organisation in Australia and supported by affiliate offices in each State and Territory, except in Victoria. Arthritis Au2300023000
2013PfizerArthritis Foundation of Victoria (VIC)Arthritis and Osteoporosis Victoria is the peak body representing Victorians living with arthritis and more than 100 musculoskeletal conditions. It was established in 1968 and since 1992 has incorporated Osteoporosis Victoria. Arthritis Victoria's work is1500015000
2013PfizerArthritis New South Wales (NSW)Arthritis NSW was established over 45 years ago to provide education, support and services to people in the community living with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. More than 3.1 million Australians have arthritis. Arthritis NSW supports peop3000030000
2013PfizerAustralian Pain Management AssociationThe Australian Pain Management Association (APMA) provides pain management options and information to support people living with pain, their families and friends. They also operated the Pain Link Helpline. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the1000010000
2013PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation Ltd (APF) was founded in Sydney in 1994 by pituitary patients and famly members, with the endorsement of Australian endocrinologists, neurosurgeons, radiation therapists and endocrine nurses, who saw the need to support2500025000
2013PfizerBreast Cancer Network AustraliaColleague volunteers providing support as required24 hours0
2013PfizerCancer Council AustraliaColleague volunteers selling merchandise at various locations for Daffodil Day and for Pink Ribbon Day328 hours0
2013PfizerCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Colleague volunteers providing support as required16 hours0
2013PfizerCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Cancer Council NSW is a community funded, community focused cancer charity dedicated to the defeat of cancer. They are a member of Cancer Council Australia, along with their State and Territory counterparts. Through the development of prevention strategie55005500
2013PfizerCancer Council Victoria (VIC)Colleague volunteers providing support as required8 hours0
2013PfizerCanTeenColleague volunteers providing support as required8 hours0
2013PfizerCarers AustraliaPollie Pedal is a charity bike ride started in 1998 by a number of federal and state politicians. Its purpose is to raise money for a range of charities whilst giving smaller Australian communities the opportunity to meet various Members of Parliament and2181821818
2013PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia's mission is to reduce the unnecessary suffering and isolation caused by chronic pain in the Australian community. Their key aims are to improve knowledge and understanding about chronic pain across Australia; promote better underst3500035000
2013PfizerCure Our KidsCure Our Kids is dedicated to helping children at the Oncology Unit of The Children's Hospital at Westmead. They raise funds to provide a range of support services to help make the challenge easier for kids with cancer and their families. Through programs27502750
2013PfizerDay of Difference FoundationColleague volunteers providing fundraising support8 hours0
2013PfizerDonate LifeColleague volunteers supporting a patient event8 hours0
2013PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaGlaucoma Australia is the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia. It is a national, not-for-profit registered charity dedicated to providing educational services to raise awareness about the serious and common eye disease glau20142.520142.5
2013PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaHaemophilia Foundation Australia (HFA) represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other related inherited bleeding disorders and their families through advocacy and representation, education and research. HFA works with a network of s7000070000
2013PfizerJean Hailes FoundationJean Hailes for Women's Health is a not-for-profit organisation providing important services for women across Australia, from adolescence to midlife and beyond. Established in Victoria in 1992, it is now regarded throughout Australia as a leader in women'4000040000
2013PfizerKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a not-for-profit organisation whose focus is to improve kidney health outcomes which lead to substantial improvements to the quality of life for people with kidney and urinary tract disease, their families and carers, as well as1500015000
2013PfizerLung Foundation AustraliaLung Foundation Australia is a national organisation which was originally established as The Australian Lung Foundation in 1990 to provide support to patients and carers burdened by lung disease and to ensure lung health is a priority for all in Australia2000020000
2013PfizerMcGrath FoundationColleague volunteers selling merchandise at the Sydney Pink Test Match32 hours0
2013PfizerMeningitis CentreThe Meningitis Centre is an Australian not-for-profit organisation based in Perth, Western Australia. It was established in 1992 by a group of parents and health care professionals who recognised the need to raise public awareness of meningitis and its va7000070000
2013PfizerMental Health AustraliaThe Mental Health Council of Australia (MHCA) is the peak, national non-government organisation representing and promoting the interests of the Australian mental health sector and committed to achieving better mental health for all Australians. It was est2800028000
2013PfizerNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaThe Heart Foundation Pharmaceutical Roundtable (the Roundtable) brings together members of leading pharmaceutical companies to help improve the cardiovascular health of Australians. Since its inception, the Roundtable has contributed about $4 million towa4000040000
2013PfizerPainaustraliaPainaustralia is the national not-for-profit organisation which aims to improve the quality of life of people living with pain and their families, to minimise the burden of pain on individuals and the community by working with consumers, healthcare profes7375073750
2013PfizerPeople living with HIV/AIDS (Victoria/VIC)The Prader-Willie Syndrome Association of Victoria Inc was set up in 1978 by parents of children affected by the syndrome and is totally run by volunteers. It has a long history of providing help, support and information to its members. Pfizer Australia55005500
2013PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaColleague volunteers providing support as required8 hours0
2013PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia Ltd (RCA) is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common (RLC) cancers. Every year there are over 42,000 diagnoses of RLC cancers and around 22,000 deaths. As disti5000050000
2013PfizerRare Voices AustraliaRare Voices Australia (RVA) is the country's national organisation advocating for those who live with a rare disease. RVA provides a strong common voice to promote for health policy and a healthcare system that works for those with rare diseases. RVA work1000010000
2013PfizerSANE AustraliaSANE Australia helps all Australians affected by mental illness lead a better life through campaigning, education and research. SANE conducts innovative programs and campaigns to improve the lives of people living with mental illness, their family and fr3000030000
2013PfizerSchizophrenia Fellowship Of New South Wales (NSW) (One Door Mental Health)The Schizophrenia Fellowship is a non-profit, community based organisation working in the field of mental illness. It is committed to improving the circumstances and welfare of people living with a mental illness, their relatives and carers, and professio20002000
2013PfizerTour de CureThe Tour de Cure (TDC) is a cycling foundation committed to raisng awareness and funds to support world class cancer reserach, support and prevention projects. Through engaging Australian communities via their cycling tours and events, their aim is to rai85008500
2013PfizerTurner Syndrome Association Of AustraliaThe Turner Syndrome Association of Australia was started in 1983 by Glenn Fisher after the birth of her second daughter Mandy, who was diagnosed with TS just after birth. The Association provides information and support for those with Turner Syndrome and50005000
2013PfizerZEST Health Strategies (Health Communication Company)ZEST excels in developing education for patient support. Pfizer Australia partnered with Novartis to provide funding for ZEST to develop and host an education weekend for Health Consumer Advocacy Organisations.3988639886
2014PfizerAlzheimer's AustraliaAlzheimer's Australia is the peak body providing support and advocacy for Australians with dementia and the Australians who care for them. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support Dementia Awareness Month and to support the administration of the Natio2000020000
2014PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Foundation Australia (Arthritis Australia) is the peak arthritis organisation in Australia and provides support and information to people living with arthritis, as well as their carers, families and friends. Pfizer Australia contributed to the A2000020000
2014PfizerArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)The Arthritis Foundation of SA (Arthritis SA) is committed to improving the quality of life of people with arthritis and related conditions. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support three GP education seminars in the area of rheumatology.36363636
2014PfizerArthritis Foundation of Victoria (VIC)The Arthritis Foundatio of VIC (Arthritis Victoria) is the peak body representing Victorians living with arthritis and more than 100 musculoskeletal conditions. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the printing of the JIA children's book "The Wors1239112391
2014PfizerArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)The Arthritis Foundation of WA is committed to reducing the incidence and disabling effects of Arthritis in the people of WA. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support a GP education event on inflammatory arthritis, held during Arthritis Week 2014.50005000
2014PfizerArthritis New South Wales (NSW)The Arthritis Foundation of NSW (Arthritis NSW) provides education, support and services to people in the community living with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the annual Williams Walk, the prod3000030000
2014PfizerArthritis Queensland (QLD)Arthritis QLD provides education, information and support services for Queensland children and adults living with arthritis or osteoporosis. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support rural community information and health professional seminars.409409
2014PfizerAustralian Pain Management AssociationThe Australian Pain Management Association provides pain management options and information to support people living with pain, their families and friends. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the publication of the APMA newsletter in 2014.1000010000
2014PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their fami1200012000
2014PfizerCarers AustraliaCarers Australia is the national peak body representing Australia’s carers, advocating on behalf of Australia's carers to influence polices and services at a national level. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the 2014 Pollie Pedal, a charity bik5000050000
2014PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support National Pain Week in July 2014.6500065000
2014PfizerDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Diabetes Tasmania provides support services to prevent type 2 diabetes and reduce the impact of all types of diabetes for people affected by the condition. Pfizer Australia provided funding to sponsor the Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal in 2014, which rais30003000
2014PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaGlaucoma Australia is the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support Glaucoma Australia's Glaucoma Adherence Project .70007000
2014PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaHaemophilia Foundation Australia represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other related inherited bleeding disorders and their families through advocacy and representation, education and research. Pfizer Australia provided funding t8400084000
2014PfizerLung Foundation AustraliaLung Foundation Australia supports all aspects of lung health from asthma to cancer to COPD, through research, the development of educational fact-sheets, training health professionals, and undertaking community awareness activity and advocacy around Aust5550055500
2014PfizerMcGrath FoundationThe McGrath Foundation is considered to be one of Australia’s leading breast cancer support organisations. Pfizer Australia provided funding to secure a trade display for the McGrath Foundation at a Breast Care Nurses Seminar.25002500
2014PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice.~ 90 days0
2014PfizerOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia provides osteoporosis information and services to the community and health professionals. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support national awareness initiatives, health professional awareness and education and raising the profi7300073000
2014PfizerPainaustraliaPainaustralia is a national not-for-profit body established to improve the treatment and management of pain in Australia, and in particular to facilitate implementation of the National Pain Strategy. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the formal6500065000
2014PfizerPalliative Care Queensland (QLD)Palliative Care QLD is the peak organisation for palliative care in Queensland, representing the interests and aspirations of all who share the ideal of quality care at the end of life for all. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the 50 Shades of75737573
2014PfizerPalliative Care Western Australia (WA)Palliative Care WA is the Western Australian peak body for palliative care – raising awareness and building capacity for the community to address life limiting conditions, death and dying, grief and loss. Pfizer Australia sponsored the WA Palliative Care818818
2014PfizerPrader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria (VIC)The Prader-Willie Syndrome Association provides help, support and information to its members. Pfizer Australia provided funding in support of the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria's Family Information Day .80008000
2014PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity whose purpose is to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the Cancer Community Survey program ($10,000). Pfizer Australia2000020000
2014PfizerRare Voices AustraliaRare Voices Australia is Australia’s national alliance advocating for those who live with a rare disease. Pfizer Australia provided funding towards a suite of activities supporting public policy advocacy and funding for rare diseases.1000010000
2014PfizerSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaThe Skin & Cancer Foundation Australia is dedicated to benefiting those who suffer from diseases of the skin. Pfizer Australia sponsored the following events on behalf of Skin & Cancer Foundation: the 2014 Bio Masterclass ($3,000) and the 2014 Gala ball a1172711727
2014PfizerTurner Syndrome Association Of AustraliaThe Association provides information and support for those with Turner Syndrome and their families. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the printing of the TSA newsletter.23002300
2014PfizerUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)The Unicorn Foundation's mission is to improve awareness of neuroendocrine tumours within the medical profession and the general public; foster patient understanding through support groups; and raise much needed funding for Australian research in this are1400014000
2015PfizerArrhthymia Alliance-AustraliaArrhythmia Alliance (A-A) - Australia is a health promotion charity working to improve the diagnosis, treatment and quality of life for all those affected by arrhythmias. The aims of the charity are to promote: Awareness of causes, symptoms, diagnosis and2000020000
2015PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaThe aims of the charity are to promote: Awareness of causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments; Better understanding and education; Improved diagnosis, treatment and quality of life; Multi-centre and multi-disciplinary assessment. Arthritis Australia i2000020000
2015PfizerArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)The Arthritis Foundation of SA (Arthritis SA) is committed to improving the quality of life of people with arthritis and related conditions. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support GP education seminars in the area of15001500
2015PfizerArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)The Arthritis Foundation of WA is committed to reducing the incidence and disabling effects of Arthritis in the people of WA. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support a GP education event on inflammatory arthritis.50005000
2015PfizerArthritis New South Wales (NSW)The Arthritis Foundation of NSW (Arthritis NSW) provides education, support and services to people in the community living with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the annual Williams Walk, the pr1000010000
2015PfizerArthritis Queensland (QLD)Arthritis QLD provides education, information and support services for Queensland children and adults living with arthritis or osteoporosis. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support rural community information and health professional seminars.25002500
2015PfizerAustralian Pain Management AssociationThe Australian Pain Management Association provides pain management options and information to support people living with pain, their families and friends. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the publication of the APMA newsletter in 2015.1100011000
2015PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their fami1000010000
2015PfizerCarers AustraliaCarers Australia is the national peak body representing Australia’s carers, advocating on behalf of Australia’s carers to influence policies and services at a national level. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the 2015 Pollie Pedal, a charity bi5000050000
2015PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support National Pain Week in July 2015.3500035000
2015PfizerDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Diabetes Tasmania provides support services to prevent type 2 diabetes and reduce the impact of all types of diabetes for people affected by the condition. Pfizer Australia provided funding to sponsor the Diabetes Tasmania Pollie Pedal in 2015, which rai30003000
2015PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaGlaucoma Australia is the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia. It is a registered, national, not-for-profit organisation. Glaucoma Australia’s mission is “To eliminate glaucoma blindness”. Pfizer Australia provided funding t1160011600
2015PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaHaemophilia Foundation Australia (HFA) represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other related inherited bleeding disorders and their families through advocacy and representation, education and research. Pfizer Australia provided fun1400014000
2015PfizerHealth Consumer Advocacy (HCA)The HCA is a collaboration of sponsors from the health care industry (Amgen, Bayer, Celgene, Janssen-Cilag, Pfizer and Roche), working with an independent steering committee of health consumer organisation representatives to support the learning needs of1650016500
2015PfizerJean Hailes FoundationJean Hailes for Women’s Health is a national not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving the knowledge of women’s health throughout the various stages of their lives, and to provide a trusted world-class health service for women. Pfizer supported t1400014000
2015PfizerKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a peak patient organisation supporting the community of patients and carers impacted by kidney disease. Pfizer
provided support for the Kidney Cancer Helpline, fact sheets and web-based information and materials to support patie
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2015PfizerMcGrath FoundationThe McGrath Foundation is one of Australia’s leading breast cancer support organisations and its primary remit is to provide Breast Cancer Care Nurses in the Australian health system based on metrics of greatest need. Pfizer Australia provided funding as300000300000
2015PfizerMeningitis CentreMeningitis Centre Australia strives to eliminate meningitis in Australia. It has successfully lobbied for vaccines and produced materials for educating the community across Australia to be aware of the signs and symptoms. It also provides support for fami5000050000
2015PfizerMental Health AustraliaMHA is a peak body representing the interests of patients and patient support organisations in Mental Health throughout Australia. Pfizer supported the Industry Community Chest and its projects for 2014 - though this was paid in the 2015 business year. Th2000020000
2015PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice.
Approximately 1100 hrs volunteering was attended and an estimate
Approximately 1100 hrs volunteering was attended and an estimated$40,000 in colleague donations to charities. Pfizer Australia Donated $3,500 to The Australian Red Cross for Cyclone Pam disaster relief.0
2015PfizerOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia (OA) provides osteoporosis information and health promotion and patient support services to the community and health professionals. Pfizer Australia provided sponsorship for a Cause Related Marketing contract for our Consumer Health7550075500
2015PfizerPainaustraliaPainaustralia is a national not-for-profit body established to improve the treatment and management of pain in Australia, and in particular to facilitate implementation of the National Pain Strategy. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the formal6000060000
2015PfizerPrader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria (VIC)The Prader-Willie Syndrome Association provides help, support and information to its members. Pfizer Australia provided funding in support of the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria's Family Information Day .1000010000
2015PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity purposed to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the Just a Little More Time report ($25,000) Sick or Treat Rare Disease3500035000
2015PfizerRare Voices AustraliaRare Voices Australia is Australia’s national alliance advocating for those who live with a rare disease. Pfizer Australia provided funding towards a suite of activities supporting public policy advocacy and funding for rare diseases and in particular, su1363613636
2015PfizerSkin & Cancer Foundation AustraliaThe Skin & Cancer Foundation Australia is dedicated to benefiting those who suffer from diseases of the skin. Pfizer Australia sponsored the following events on behalf of Skin & Cancer Foundation: Pfizer Australia provided funding to support continuing pr45004500
2015PfizerUnicorn Foundation (NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia)The Unicorn Foundation is a small consumer organisation dedicated to the support, research and health system advocacy for patients and families impacted by (NuroEndocrineTumors) NET.
Pfizer sponsored the development of two education booklets on NET. One f
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2016PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia is the National organisation representing and supporting state based, service oriented affiliates. Along with Janssen-Cilag, Roche, Abbvie, Lilly and Astra Zeneca, Pfizer Australia sponsored an Industry Community Chest. The main projec6314063140
2016PfizerAustralian Pain Management AssociationThe Australian Pain Management Association provides pain management options and information to support people living with pain, their families and friends. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the publication of the APMA newsletter and awareness i2600026000
2016PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their fami1200012000
2016PfizerBreast Cancer Network AustraliaBreast Cancer Network Australia are a peak body supporting the needs of women, men and families coping with a breast cancer diagnosis through provision of information, support groups and a support phone line. Pfizer was asked to support one of their major18001800
2016PfizerCarers AustraliaCarers Australia is the national peak body representing Australia’s carers, advocating on behalf of Australia’s carers to influence policies and services at a national level. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the 2015 Pollie Pedal, a charity bi1500015000
2016PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support Na3500035000
2016PfizerCongenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Support Group AustraliaA volunteer organisation set up to support patients and families with Adrenal Hyperplasia. Pfizer supported a family conference day in October 2016.18001800
2016PfizerDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Diabetes Tasmania provides support services to prevent type 2 diabetes and reduce the impact of all types of diabetes for people affected by the condition. Pfizer Australia provided funding to30003000
2016PfizerDragon Claw CharityA new organisation set up to assist patients with rheumatic disease with self care navigation and peer support. Pfizer provided $10,000 seed funding to assist this organisation with version 2.0 of their website platform.1000010000
2016PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaGlaucoma Australia is the peak glaucoma awareness/education/support association in Australia. It is a registered national, not-for-profit organisation. Glaucoma Australia's mission is "To eliminate glaucoma blindness".72727272
2016PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaHaemophilia Foundation Australia (HFA) represents people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder and other related inherited bleeding disorders and their families through advocacy and representation, education and research. Pfizer Australia provided fun1010010100
2016PfizerKidney Health AustraliaKidney Health Australia is a peak patient organisation supporting the community of patients and carers impacted by kidney disease. Pfizer provided support for the Kidney Cancer Helpline, fact sheets and web-based information and materials to support patie3000030000
2016PfizerMeningitis CentreMeningitis Centre Australia strives to eliminate meningitis in Australia. It has successfully lobbied for vaccines and produced materials for educating the community across Australia to be aware of the signs and symptoms. It also provides support for fami6000060000
2016PfizerMeningococcal AustraliaDevelopment of a series of meningococcal disease and immunisation awareness videos2000020000
2016PfizerMOVE Muscle, Bone & Joint HealthA new national organisation supporting patients experiencing joint and musculoskeletal conditions. This group used to be affiliated with Arthritis Australia as Arthritis Victoria. Pfizer supported the independent development of a basic DL introductory bro1500015000
2016PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice. Approximately 1000 hrs volunteering was attended and an estimate$55,000.00 + colleague donations55000
2016PfizerOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia (OA) provides osteoporosis information and health promotion and patient support services to the community and health professionals. Pfizer Australia provided sponsorship for a Cause Related Marketing contract for our Consumer Health7550075500
2016PfizerPainaustraliaPainaustralia is a national not-for-profit body established to improve the treatment and management of pain in Australia, and in particular to facilitate implementation of the National Pain Strategy - advancing the national pain management agenda in Austr120000120000
2016PfizerPrader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria (VIC)The Prader-Willie Syndrome Association provides help, support and information to its members. Pfizer Australia provided funding in support of the 3rd Asia Pacific Prader-Willi Syndrome Conference.1000010000
2016PfizerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaGrant for the support for the development of a new information and support website1000010000
2016PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity purposed to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support the publication of the Just a Little More Time report ($25,000) Sick or5750057500
2017PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia is the National organisation representing and supporting state based, service oriented affiliates. Along with Janssen-Cilag, Roche, Abbvie, Lilly and Astra Zeneca, Pfizer Australia sponsored an Industry Community Chest. The main project supported by this funding in 2017 was a study into the impact of Rheumatology Nurses in clinical practice. Pfizer's contribution was $20,000. Arthritis Foundation Juvenile Inflammatory Arthritis (JIA) Clinical Scholarship - a jointly industry funded (Jannsen, Roche, Abbvie & Pfizer) clinical position for a much needed Paediatric Rheumatologist. Recipient selected and grant administered by Arthritis Australia. Pfizer's contribution was $30.000.5000050000
2017PfizerArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Arthritis Foundation Western Australia is a state based group of Arthritis Australia. A small educational grant of $3000 was provided to support local awareness and support programs in Western Australia.30003000
2017PfizerArthritis Queensland (QLD)Arthritis Foundation Queensland is a state based group of Arthritis Australia. A small educational grant of $750 was provided to support local education in Queensland.750750
2017PfizerAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPeak body representing the interests of people with Irritable Bowel disease, Crohns & Colitis. Pfizer supported community education.1000010000
2017PfizerAustralian Patients AssociationA patient group representing the rights and needs of all Australian patients especially those engaged in our health care system. Pfizer supported an award program recognising outstanding health service delivery in Australia.3000030000
2017PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their families. Pfizer Australia was a corporate sponsor of the Australian Pituitary Foundation in 2017 supporting key programs and initiatives including patient and GP/health provider education seminars , the quarterly newsletter and an online resources portal.1500015000
2017PfizerBreast Cancer Network AustraliaBreast Cancer Network Australia are a peak body supporting the needs of women, men and families coping with a breast cancer diagnosis through provision of information, support groups and a support phone line. Pfizer was asked to support one of their major community fundraising activities - The Pink Lady Luncheon, held in October 2017.15001500
2017PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support National Pain Week in July 2017.3500035000
2017PfizerDragon Claw CharityA new organisation set up to assist patients with rheumatic disease with self care navigation and peer support. Pfizer provided $10,000 funding to further develop their communication and service offering to members.1000010000
2017PfizerMeningitis CentreMeningitis Centre Australia strives to eliminate meningitis in Australia. It has successfully lobbied for vaccines and produced materials for educating the community across Australia to be aware of the signs and symptoms. It also provides support for families affected by the disease. Pfizer provided a sponsorship to support the development of education programs, patient support and vaccination awareness.7500075000
2017PfizerMeningococcal AustraliaDevelopment of a series of meningococcal disease and immunisation awareness videos5000050000
2017PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice. Approximately 1000 hours volunteering was attended and an estimated $40,000 in colleague donations to charities. Pfizer Australia Donated $40,000 of corporate funds to The Smith Family our Charity of Choice and also $15,000 worth of community collaboration grants as determined by colleagues.00
2017PfizerNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of an educational conference for consumers and health care professionals.30003000
2017PfizerNational Stroke FoundationCharitable donation during Stroke awareness week to assist with programs of early detection, prevention and support for people at risk of and with stroke.10001000
2017PfizerOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia (OA) provides osteoporosis information and health promotion and patient support services to the community and health professionals. Pfizer Australia provided sponsorship for a Cause Related Marketing contract for our Consumer Health (OTC) Calcium Supplement - Caltrate.7300073000
2017PfizerParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship of health care professional conference on Parkinson's disease10001000
2017PfizerPulmonary Hypertension Association AustraliaGrant for the support for the development of patient support services.50005000
2017PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity purposed to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Sick or Treat Rare Cancers awareness and fundraising campaign and events ($25,000)2500025000
2018PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia is the National organisation representing and supporting state based, service oriented affiliates. Along with other MA Member companies, Pfizer supported the development phase of an interactive, user intelligent information and support website called "RASP". This was a $40,000 investment in 2018. Arthritis Foundation Juvenile Inflammatory Arthritis (JIA) Clinical Scholarship - a jointly industry funded (Jannsen, Roche, Abbvie & Pfizer) clinical position for a much needed Paediatric Rheumatologist. Recipient selected and grant administered by Arthritis Australia. Pfizer's contribution in 2018 was $30.000.7000070000
2018PfizerArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)State Based Arthritis Patient Support organisation associated with Arthritis Australia. This educational grant supported their annual patient conference.15001500
2018PfizerAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPeak body representing the interests of people with Irritable Bowel disease, Crohn's & Colitis. Pfizer supported development of community education material, patient support groups and patient phone line and information services.5000050000
2018PfizerAustralian Patients AssociationA patient group representing the rights and needs of all Australian patients especially those engaged in our health care system. Pfizer supported an award program recognising outstanding health service delivery in Australia. The sponsorship was for 1 table at the awards dinner and naming rights to "Best Patient Group Awareness Program" award.1000010000
2018PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their families. Pfizer Australia was a corporate sponsor of the Australian Pituitary Foundation in 2018 supporting key programs and initiatives including patient and GP/health provider education seminars , the quarterly newsletter and an online resources portal.1000010000
2018PfizerBreast Cancer Network AustraliaBreast Cancer Network Australia is a peak body supporting the needs of women, men and families coping with a breast cancer diagnosis through provision of information, support groups and a support phone line. Pfizer was asked to support one of their major community fundraising activities - The Pink Lady Luncheon, held in Sydney October 2018.32723272
2018PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support National Pain Week in July 2018 which included community service announcements, patient education seminars and social media awareness campaign.3100031000
2018PfizerDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)State Based Support organisation for people with diabetes. Pfizer supported HCP & Patient Education20002000
2018PfizerDragon Claw CharityPatient group supporting patients with rheumatic disease with self care navigation and peer support. Pfizer provided $10,000 in 2018 to further enhance their website, develop their supporter database funding to further develop their communication and service offering to members.1000010000
2018PfizerFriedreich Ataxia Research AssociationFredericks Ataxia Research Alliance, supporting this rare genetic disease community primarily with research investments for a cure and patient and carer support. Pfizer supported their fundraising efforts by sponsoring a fundraising dinner event.20002000
2018PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaPeak body advancing awareness, population prevention and patient support. This grant was to fund community awareness, early diagnosis and referral pathways.1000010000
2018PfizerGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Foundation advocates for and supports patients around the world across a number of health conditions including arthritis and other inflammatory and immunological conditions. Their leadership is set up in USA. They have a new Australian chapter to this organisation. This grant in 2018 was to facilitate Australian support groups and localised information and support resources.1000010000
2018PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaPatient Support for this rare condition. This grant supported the running of specialised kids camps and a youth support grant program to advance social and educational outcomes for young people with haemophilia.2500025000
2018PfizerLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPeak body representing the interests of people with blood based cancers. These funds supported the development of information and support resources for patients and carers.1000010000
2018PfizerMcGrath FoundationProvision of specialised Breast Cancer Nurses in the Australian Health System. Pfizer extended funding of a Metastatic Breast Care Nurse position.1000010000
2018PfizerMeningitis CentreMeningitis Centre Australia strives to eliminate meningitis in Australia. It has successfully produced materials for educating the community across Australia to be aware of the signs and symptoms. It also provides support for families affected by the disease. Pfizer provided a sponsorship to support the development of education programs, patient support and vaccination awareness.7000070000
2018PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice. Approximately 4500 hours volunteering was attended and an estimated $15,000 in colleague donations to charities. Pfizer Australia Donated $40,000 of corporate funds to The Smith Family our Charity of Choice and also $20,000 worth of community collaboration grants for charities as determined by colleagues. We supported the Starlight Foundation through $100,000.Pfizer Australia employees' time and donations provided to the community and charities.175000
2018PfizerNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaNHF is the peak body supporting education, awareness, prevention and support for heart disease patients in Australia. Pfizer donated funds as part of a colleague awareness initiative and matched some funds raised by colleagues for this cause.700700
2018PfizerOsteoporosis AustraliaOsteoporosis Australia (OA) provides osteoporosis information and health promotion and patient support services to the community and health professionals. Pfizer Australia provided sponsorship for a Cause Related Marketing contract for our Consumer Health (OTC) Calcium Supplement - Caltrate.7300073000
2018PfizerParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Sponsorship of health care professional conference on Parkinson's disease - focus on latest research20002000
2018PfizerPatient Voice InitiativePVI is an initiative of a collective group of patient organisations seeking to enhance patient and patient group understanding of the Health Technology Assessment Process through the PBAC in Australia. They educate patients and patient groups to enhance the input and impact of consumer consultation in the HTA process, ultimately to enhance medicine access in Australia. Pfizer, along with other MA member companies supported a series of regional patient workshops and the production of education materials.1000010000
2018PfizerPrader Willi Syndrome AssociationPWSA is an organisation representing the interests of and supporting patients with Prader Willi Syndrome, a rare genetic condition. These grant funds supported their education materials and awareness and support events throughout Australia.75007500
2018PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity purposed to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. Sick or Treat Rare Cancers awareness and fundraising campaign and events ($25,000) RCA acted as secretariat and funding source for CDA ( Cancer Drugs Alliance - an alliance of academics, clinicians and patient groups seeking to positively change access to innovative medicines in Australia) Pfizer, along with other MA member companies funded this body of work to support admin of this group and also the data collection and formulation of a report on Australians current access to innovative medicines, to identify gaps and opportunities to improve our systems. ($40,000)2500025000
2018PfizerSave Our SonsThis charity supports research, education and support for people impacted by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This grant was to support their fundraising efforts by sponsoring a gala dinner fundraiser.1000010000
2019PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia is the National organisation representing and supporting state based, service oriented affiliates. Along with other MA Member companies, Pfizer supported the further development of an interactive website that provides individualised user information website called "RASP".4000040000
2019PfizerArthritis Queensland (QLD)Queensland based Arthritis Patient Support organisation associated with Arthritis Australia. This educational grant supported an education meeting, room hire and catering for patient education meeting.681.82681.82
2019PfizerAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPeak body representing the interests of people with Irritable Bowel disease, Crohn's & Colitis. Pfizer supported development of community education material, patient support groups and patient phone line and information services including: 1.Chrons' & Colitis HUB, digital APP. This platform provides the most comprehensive collection of IBD information that is targeted at the general public as well as IBD and allied health professionals. All curated and new content with a medical focus is reviewed by the CCA Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee to ensure accuracy 2.Patient Education Forums, film, editing and uploading. Traditional forums filmed by a professional videographer to be uploaded later to our website and other social media channels. This allows access to forums for people living in regional areas or too sick to attend a forum 3.Volunteer Support Groups and phone line - includes volunteer training and promotional materials to promote the services nationally Support in 2019 for a two year period (2019 and 2020). Sponsorship also of fundraising events in Sydney and Brisbane - Silver Linings Luncheons106780106780
2019PfizerAustralian Patients AssociationA patient group representing the rights and needs of all Australian patients especially those engaged in our health care system. Pfizer supported an award program recognising outstanding health service delivery in Australia. The sponsorship was for 1 table at the awards dinner and naming rights to "Best Patient Group Awareness Program" award.1000010000
2019PfizerAustralian Pituitary FoundationThe Australian Pituitary Foundation's mission is to provide support to those who have experienced pituitary gland conditions. They promote awareness and disseminate information among the medical community, the public, and pituitary patients and their families. Pfizer Australia was a corporate sponsor of the Australian Pituitary Foundation in 2019 supporting key programs and initiatives including patient and GP/health provider education seminars , the quarterly newsletter and an online resources portal.2720027200
2019PfizerBrain FoundationHeadache Australia is a group held within The Brain Foundation and is a peak body representing the interests and supports to patients with Chronic migraine and headache conditions. Pfizer provided a donation to this organisation to support their work.10001000
2019PfizerBreast Cancer Network AustraliaBreast Cancer Network Australia is a peak body supporting the needs of women, men and families coping with a breast cancer diagnosis through provision of information, support groups and a support phone line. Pfizer was asked to support one of their major community fundraising activities - The Pink Party Gala, held in Sydney October 2019.32723272
2019PfizerCentre for Community - Driven ResearchCCDR is an independant community research organisation representing the interests of a patients by providing qualitative and quantitaive patient evidence into health policy decision making. They also skill and equip other patinet groups and collaborate with them on joint projects to shape a better health system. Pfizer sponsored the logistics and conference costs for 2 patient group workshop sessions at their annual Australian Patient Organisation Network Meeting in 2019. One workshop was on Musculoskeletal Health and the other in Cardiovascular Health.2000020000
2019PfizerChronic Pain Association of AustraliaChronic Pain Australia works towards de-stigmatising chronic pain by providing high quality user-friendly research-based information and support for patients and carers. Pfizer Australia provided funding to support National Pain Week in July 2019 which included community service announcements, patient education seminars and social media awareness campaign.2500025000
2019PfizerDiabetes Australia - Tasmania (TAS)Tasmanian Based Support organisation for people with diabetes. Pfizer supported HCP & Patient Education20002000
2019PfizerDragon Claw CharityPatient group supporting patients with rheumatic disease with self care navigation and peer support. Pfizer provided $10,000 in 2019 to further enhance their member recruitment and communications including a refresh of their website and update of information material.1000010000
2019PfizerFriedreich Ataxia Research AssociationFredericks Ataxia Research Alliance, supporting this rare genetic disease community primarily with research investments for a cure and patient and carer support. Pfizer supported their fundraising efforts by sponsoring a fundraising dinner events including gala dinners and bike ride event, support over two years (2019 and 2020) and sponsorship of for Lend Us Some Muscle awareness and communications campaign 2019, plus sponsorship sponsorship of FA patient Forums.1863618636
2019PfizerGlaucoma AustraliaPeak body advancing awareness, population prevention and patient support. This grant was to fund community awareness, early diagnosis and referral pathways.34653465
2019PfizerGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Foundation advocates for and supports patients around the world across a number of health conditions including arthritis and other inflammatory and immunological conditions. Their leadership is set up in USA. They have a new Australian chapter to this organisation. This grant in 2019 was to facilitate Australian support groups and localised information and support resources.1000010000
2019PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaPatient Support for this rare condition. This grant supported the running of specialised kids camps and a youth support grant program to advance social and educational outcomes for young people with haemophilia; plus disease awareness campaigns and patient support programs.3150031500
2019PfizerLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaPeak body representing the interests of people with blood based cancers. These funds supported the development of information and support resources for patients and carers.1000010000
2019PfizerLymphoma AustraliaPeak body representing the specific interests of patients with Lymphoma. Pfizer offers small grants that colleagues can competitively pitch for funds to go to a charity they are close to. In 2019, one of these community grants was successfully attributed to Lymphoma Australia.50005000
2019PfizerMeningitis CentreMeningitis Centre Australia strives to eliminate meningitis in Australia. It has successfully produced materials for educating the community across Australia to be aware of the signs and symptoms of meningitis. It also provides support for families affected by the disease. Pfizer provided a multi year sponsorship to support the development of education programs, patient support and vaccination awareness. 3 year sponsorship support program.9000090000
2019PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice. Approximately 5000 hours volunteering was attended and an estimated $10,000 in colleague donations to charities. Pfizer Australia Donated $55,000 of corporate funds to The Smith Family our Charity of Choice and also $20,000 worth of community collaboration grants for charities as determined by colleagues. We supported the Starlight Foundation through $100,000 commercial sponsorship.Pfizer Australia employees' time and donations provided to the community and charities.0
2019PfizerNational Stroke FoundationFunding of the update and reprint of an Atrial Fibrillation information booklet Pfizer co created with Stroke Foundation in 20141050010500
2019PfizerParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a State based organisation, supporting patients and families impacted by Parkinsons disease. An educational grant was provided to supply education to patients who are on infusion therapy.25002500
2019PfizerPatient Voice InitiativePVI is an initiative of a collective group of patient organisations seeking to enhance patient and patient group understanding of the Health Technology Assessment Process through the PBAC in Australia. They educate patients and patient groups to enhance the input and impact of consumer consultation in the HTA process, ultimately to enhance medicine access in Australia. Pfizer, along with other MA member companies supported a series of regional patient workshops and the production of education materials including a website with search engine optimisation and advertising to help people find this information.1000010000
2019PfizerRare Voices AustraliaPeak body representing the rare diseases patient population in Australia, mentoring and supporting other small groups and representing the plight of groups and individuals at the National Level. Main focus has been lobbying for a National Action Plan on Rare Diseases and government funding to create and execute the plan. Pfizer supported the Round Table of Companies ($30,000 over 2 years) and the National Rare Diseases Summit held in February 2019 $20,000, and the patient group mentoring program plus the Fair 4 Rare Community awareness campaign $23,000. In addition, charitable donations of $3,258 were made to contribute to fundraising efforts.7625876258
2019PfizerSave Our SonsThis charity supports research, education and support for people impacted by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This grant was to support their fundraising efforts by sponsoring a gala dinner fundraiser.25002500
2020PfizerArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia is the National organisation representing and supporting state based, service oriented affiliates. Along with other MA Member companies, Pfizer supported specific advertising campaign directed towards patients with Arthritis, to encourage them to see their doctor during the COVID isolation periods.2500025000
2020PfizerAustralian Patients AssociationA patient group representing the rights and needs of all Australian patients especially those engaged in our health care system via hospitalisation. Pfizer supported a COVID specific grant to enable continuity of support for people during a time where event fundraising was not permitted due to COVID restrictions. Grant was used for optimising digital communications materials including website updates, direct mail campaigns and advertising to increase awareness of phone and information support services.1000010000
2020PfizerCentre for Community - Driven ResearchCCDR is an independent community research organisation representing the interests of patients by providing qualitative and quantitative patient evidence into health policy decision making. They also skill and equip other patient groups and collaborate with them on joint projects to shape a better health system. Pfizer sponsored the APON Network during the COVID Period for a series of sessions with their membership to facilitate COVID related discussions, barriers and opportunities.1000010000
2020PfizerDragon Claw CharityPatient group supporting patients with rheumatic disease with self care navigation and peer support. Pfizer provided $10,000 in 2020 to further enhance their member recruitment and communications including a refresh of their website and update of information material.2000020000
2020PfizerEczema Support AustraliaA grass roots patient organisation based in Queensland with a National remit for advocacy and support for patients and families dealing with atopic dermatitis. These funds were directed towards updating information resources, schools and carer educational program materials and roll out as well as online and phone support groups and services.2882028820
2020PfizerFriedreich Ataxia Research AssociationFredreich's Ataxia Research Australia represents the interests of people with this rare disease. Raising money for research is their primary strategy. Pfizer supported fundraising through the purchase of T Shirts and posted social media messages to raise awareness17481748
2020PfizerGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Foundation advocates for and supports patients around the world across a number of health conditions including arthritis and other inflammatory and immunological conditions. This grant in 2020 was to facilitate Australian support groups and localised information and support resources, including customised communications about COVID19 for immunosuppressed individuals.2500025000
2020PfizerHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaThis was for sponsorship of the annual Haemophilia Foundation patient conference ($33,000 - Gold Sponsor) and an educational grant to support a digital awareness campaign ($20,000)5300053000
2020PfizerHuntington's New South Wales (NSW) & ACT (ACT)This was a Pfizer CARES, CSR Program, Community Collaboration Grant. These grants offer a pool of Pfizer funds to be competitively awarded to charities our colleagues are personally connected with. These are unsolicited, small grants. Funding was directed towards support services.20002000
2020PfizerLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaThe Leukaemia Foundation of Australia is a peak body representing the interests of people with blood based cancers. These funds supported the accomodation services for patients being treated away from home.2000020000
2020PfizerMcGrath FoundationAnnual support for Metastatic Breast Cancer Nurse Program - Northern Sydney Region140000140000
2020PfizerMultiple Heath Consumer OrganisationsPfizer Australia employees are provided with up to four days of volunteer leave per year and are encouraged to serve their community by volunteering for a registered charity of their choice. Approximately 5000 hours volunteering was attended and an estimated $30,000 in colleague donations to charities including Red Cross for Bushfire Relief Efforts. Pfizer Australia Donated $60,000 of corporate funds to The Smith Family our Charity of Choice and also $25,000 worth of community collaboration grants for charities as determined by colleagues.Pfizer Australia employees' time and donations provided to the community and charities.0
2020PfizerMusculoskeletal AustraliaVictorian based, National reach support organisation for people with muscle and skeletal conditions. Pfizer supported a patient webinar series and development of digital educational materials and outreach programs during COVID.2500025000
2020PfizerParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a State based organisation, supporting patients and families impacted by Parkinson's disease. An educational grant was provided to supply education to patients who are on infusion therapy.20002000
2020PfizerPatient Voice InitiativePVI is an initiative of a collective group of patient organisations seeking to enhance patient and patient group understanding of the Health Technology Assessment Process through the PBAC in Australia. They educate patients and patient groups to enhance the input and impact of consumer consultation in the HTA process, ultimately to enhance medicine access in Australia. Pfizer, along with other MA member companies supported a series of regional patient workshops and the production of education materials including a website with search engine optimisation and advertising to help people find this information.75007500
2020PfizerRare Cancers AustraliaRare Cancers Australia is a charity purposed to improve awareness, support and treatment of Australians with rare and less common cancers. They also founded and facilitate the National Oncology Alliance (NOA), which is a multi stakeholder advocacy initiative to shape cancer care in Australia. Pfizer supported patient engagement and support initiatives including patient support phone and health navigator services for $25,000 and an additional grant appeal for $10,000 to support COVID specific initiatives and online resource development. Pfizer, along with other member companies supported NOA with a membership fee of $25,0006000060000
2020PfizerRare Voices AustraliaRare Voices Australia is a peak body representing the rare diseases patient population in Australia, mentoring and supporting other small groups and representing the plight of groups and individuals at the National Level. Their main focus has been lobbying for implementation of the National Action Plan on Rare Diseases and government funding to further advance this. Pfizer supported the Round Table of Companies ($15,000) and $15,000 for a patient group Mentor Program and $8,000 for the Parliamentary Awareness Event rare diseases day.3800038000
2020PfizerSave Our SonsThis charity supports research, education and support for people impacted by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Pfizer sponsored the annual DMD Patient and Professional Conference.60006000
2013RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for redevelopment of arthritis booklet30003000
2013RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for research project examining the disability impact of arthritis2000020000
2013RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaIndirect financial support for travel, accommodation and meeting logistics for rheumatoid arthritis education meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $32,00032000
2013RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for the Ken Muirden Award fellowship to undertake clinical or research training. Jointly funded with the Australian Rheumatology Association5000050000
2013RocheArthritis Queensland (QLD)Financial support for Health Professional Seminar400400
2013RocheAustralian Kookaburra Kids FoundationFinancial support for purchase of a corporate table at a corporate charity lunch25002500
2013RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaFinancial support for nurse advisors to implement patient services1000010000
2013RocheBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaFinancial support for newsletters50005000
2013RocheBrain Tumour Alliance AustraliaFinancial support for patient forum50005000
2013RocheBreast Cancer Network AustraliaFinancial support for attendance at Pink Lady Luncheon fundraising initiative600600
2013RocheBreast Cancer Network AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheCancer Council New South Wales (NSW)Financial support for purchase of a corporate table at a trivia night27002700
2013RocheCancer Council Victoria (VIC)Financial support in lieu of a consultancy payment to a third party10001000
2013RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Financial support for colorectal cancer educational meeting for healthcare professionals in Nov 201315001500
2013RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Indirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Financial support for colorectal cancer and breast cancer educational meetings for healthcare professionals in March and April 201332003200
2013RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Financial support for the WA Clinical Oncology Group ongoing cancer education initiatives for Healthcare Professionals35003500
2013RocheCarers AustraliaIndirect financial support for travel costs to attend activity planning meeting. Travel costs equivalent to $350350350
2013RocheCarers AustraliaFinancial support for corporate participation in the 2013 Pollie Pedal awareness and fundraising activity2000020000
2013RocheCherish Women's FoundationFinancial support for Battle Against Ovarian Cancer fundraising initiative500500
2013RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaFinancial support for production of 2013 CF Data Registry Report2000020000
2013RocheDialysis Escape Line AustraliaFinancial support for temporary dialysis units50005000
2013RocheHepatitis AustraliaFinancial support for Hepatitis Awareness Week and World Hepatitis Day activities2500025000
2013RocheKidney Health Australia Western Australia (WA)Financial support for education seminars to patients350350
2013RocheKidney Kids South Australia (SA)Financial support for Kidney Kids SA fundraising bike ride15001500
2013RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaFinancial support for updating a patient booklet and supporting World Lymphoma Awareness Day Activities4000040000
2013RocheLung Foundation AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheLung Foundation AustraliaFinancial support for the Australian Lung Cancer Conference for healthcare professionals5000050000
2013RocheLung Foundation AustraliaFinancial support for the Lung Cancer Consultative Group (LCCG), The Australasian Lung Cancer Trials Group (ALTG), the Kylie Johnston Lung Cancer Network (KJLCN) and the Australia and New Zealand Lung Cancer Nurses Network5500055000
2013RocheLymphoma AustraliaFinancial support for purchase of a corporate table at the Touch of Lime Gala Dinner fundraising event14001400
2013RocheLymphoma AustraliaFinancial support in lieu of a consultancy payment to a third party15001500
2013RocheLymphoma AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meeting.Per delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheLymphoma AustraliaFinancial support in lieu of a consultancy payment to a third party30003000
2013RocheLymphoma AustraliaFinancial support for a national patient/carer meeting and a clinical trials awareness project4000040000
2013RocheMcGrath FoundationFinancial support for attendance at annual High Tea fundraising event27002700
2013RocheMelanoma Institute AustraliaFinancial support for the Parliament Melanoma March awareness event50005000
2013RocheMelanoma Institute AustraliaFinancial support for the Melanoma March awareness event1000010000
2013RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meetingPer delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaFinancial support for the National Advocacy Training Workshop1820018200
2013RocheMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaIndirect financial support for travel costs to attend activity planning meeting. Travel costs equivalent to $350350350
2013RocheMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaFinancial support for the development of patient information sheets37003700
2013RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaFinancial support for 'Morning Teal' awareness day educational activities500500
2013RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaIndirect support for travel, accommodation and meals in association with an educational meeting. Per delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,000Per delegate travel, accommodation and meeting costs equivalent to $2,0002000
2013RocheRare Cancers AustraliaFinancial support for the Rare Cancers Report Launch and a healthcare professional survey on rare cancers1500015000
2013RocheSunflower Foundation AustraliaFinancial support for the Sydney Bridgewalk for Mental Wellness and Wellness Festival1000010000
2013RocheSydney Breast Cancer Foundation (Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)Financial support for purchase of a corporate table at the Annual Ladies Long Lunch fundraising event12001200
2014RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSupport for Arthritis Australia representatives to attend a medical education event (March 2014) $18,500 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support to cover registration, meals, and travel for 9 representatives, and meeting room facilities for 15 people
$18,500 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support to cover registration, meals, and travel for 9 representatives, and meeting room facilities for 15 people at a medical education event (March 2014).
18500
2014RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaArthritis Australia, Medicines Australia Community Chest Program (2014-2015). Support for 2015 program of activities undertaken by Arthritis Australia, including a research project investigating an economic evaluation of implementing the Time to Move Stra2000020000
2014RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for the 2015 Ken Muirden Award fellowship which supports clinical or research training. Jointly funded with the Australian Rheumatology Association.5000050000
2014RocheArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Financial support for the Arthritis South Australia Health Professional conference 2015.15001500
2014RocheArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Arthritis South Australia Clinical Update on Rheumatoid Arthritis Meeting. Medical education event sponsorship to enhance medical knowledge and the quality use of medicines providing a platform to increase awareness and education for General Practitioners15001500
2014RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaSupport Bowel Cancer Australia attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel and accommodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel$2,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel and accommodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaDevelopment of the Bowel Cancer Australia App for patient use on Apple iPhone, Google Play and Samsung Hub android devices.2500025000
2014RocheBreast Cancer Network AustraliaSupport BCNA attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). $750 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for registration to attend medical education event (February 2014).
$750 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for registration to attend medical education event (February 2014).
750
2014RocheCancer AustraliaAttendance at Cancer Australia's Pink Ribbon Breakfast 2014. To benefit women with breast cancer by bringing together stakeholders to mark Australia’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raise valuable funds for necessary support and research (October 2014)55005500
2014RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Support Western Australia Clinical Oncology Group attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel, accommodation and registration at a medical education event (February 2014).$2,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel, accommodation and registration at a medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)To support the 2014 Western Australia Cancer Education meeting series coordinated by the WA Clinical Oncology Group and Cancer Council Western Australia. Funding covered cost of the meetings series throughout 2014.1300013000
2014RocheCanspeakSupport Canspeak attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel and accommodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).$2,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel and accommodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheCanspeakHealth Consumer Advocacy 2014 workshop. Support for running the workshop in partnership with several pharmaceutical companies to facilitate improved advocacy skills amongst patient organisations from several disease areas (August 2014).1500015000
2014RocheCure Our KidsSupport for the publication and printing of the 2015 Oncology Diary for children. To enable children with cancer and their families keep a record of their disease and treatment in a diary.30003000
2014RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaCystic Fibrosis Australia Quality Improvement Programs. To support and enhance medical knowledge or the quality use of medicines by researching and promoting improvements in clinical care and enhancing clinical outcomes for individuals with cystic fibrosi2000020000
2014RocheHepatitis AustraliaSupport for the Love Your Liver Project, including World Hepatitis Day and other awareness raising and educational activities.2500025000
2014RocheHepatitis Queensland (QLD)Donation to Hepatitis Queensland made on request of a Hepatitis patient who has recently dedicated his time to sharing his experiences and his treatment journey with Roche employees.250250
2014RocheKidney Health Australiaidney Check Australia Taskforce, Heath Professional Education Programme 2015. Support Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) management in general practice, specifically for development launch, promotion and ongoing maintenance of an app version of the ‘CKD Managem70007000
2014RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport Leukaemia Foundation attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).$2000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaCongress support for Leukaemia Foundation to attend American Society of Haematology Meeting (December 2014). Indirect financial support for overseas travel and accomodation at a medical education event (December 2014).$12,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for overseas travel and accomodation at a medical education event (December 2014).
12000
2014RocheLiver FoundationSupport for the Liver Foundation West Coast Liver Meeting 2014. Continued support and education for The Liver Foundation of WA and the Hepatology community, both in the city and regional areas. Funding used to support the running of the meeting (May 2014)50005000
2014RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSupport Australian Lung Foundation attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at medical education event (February 2014).$2,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSupport for the Australian Lung Cancer Conference (ALCC) 2014. Supporting the Lung Foundation Australia to provide one international keynote speaker with travel, accomodation, registration and honorarium costs (October 2014).1500015000
2014RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSupport for Lung Foundation of Australia's national program in 2014. Support for various activities on the national program which is driving improvements in treatment outcomes for patients and working to further educate healthcare professionals in the are5550055500
2014RocheLymphoma AustraliaSupport Lymphoma Australia attendance at a medical educational event (February 2014). Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).$2,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for travel and accomodation to facilitate attendance at a medical education event (February 2014).
2000
2014RocheLymphoma AustraliaCongress support for Lymphoma Australia to attend American Society of Haematology Meeting (December 2014). Indirect financial support for overseas travel and accommodation at a medical education event (December 2014).$12,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for overseas travel and accommodation at a medical education event (December 2014).
12000
2014RocheMcGrath FoundationSupport for the McGrath Foundation “Working together to support secondary Breast cancer patients" health care professional meeting, supporting the work of The McGrath Foundation and to provide education to patients (June 2014).2500025000
2014RocheMental Illness Fellowship of AustraliaTo support the development of two patient information sheets being developed through the Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia. Information sheets to be available to patients in GP's offices.37003700
2014RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaDonation to Ovarian Cancer Australia to support an awareness- raising event. Indirect financial support for meeting catering and arrangements at an ovarian cancer awareness-raising event.$200 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for meeting catering and arrangements at an ovarian cancer awareness-raising event.
200
2014RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaSponsorship to attend overseas educational meeting. Support for Ovarian Cancer Australia to attend the Ovarian Cancer Patient Workshop in Lisbon, providing an opportunity for patient groups to share experiences and expertise (January 2014). Indirect finan$10,000 (equivalent value)
Indirect financial support for overseas travel, attendance and accomodation at a patient group event (January 2014).
10000
2014RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaSupport Ovarian Cancer Australia's symposium for women affected by gynaecological cancers, their partners, family and friends to coincide with the 15th biennial meeting of the International Gynaelogic Cancer Society (November 2014).1500015000
2014RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSupport for Corporate Table Sponsorship of Rare Cancers Sick or Treat Charity Ball, to raise awareness of Rare Cancers for the Cancer Medicines Fund (October 2014).22002200
2014RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSupporting Rare Cancers Australia to develop and promote a policy brief addressing key shortcomings facing Australians with rare and less common cancers.2000020000
2014RocheSave The Children AustraliaDonation to Save The Children Australia based on employee fundraising initiatives, to provide vulnerable children with the essential support they need to survive and improving the lives of Australia’s children.700700
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaDonation for diseases awareness and patient support activities.250250
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant for production of arthritis patient booklet in September 2015.30003000
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to support the activities of the Medicines Australia Community Chest program.2000020000
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaPart contribution towards an overseas training fellowship for one health professional in 2016.2500025000
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Sponsorship of the Arthritis South Australia Healthcare Professional National Conference in June 2016.15001500
2015RocheArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship for the Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA Clinical Update on Musculoskeletal Conditions (for healthcare professionals).450450
2015RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of the WACOG Colorectal Tumour Collaborative Educational Meeting for healthcare professions in August 2015.15001500
2015RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaGrant for a registry for cystic fibrosis.2000020000
2015RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for the Kidney Health Australia Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment (KHA-CARI) Guidelines.1000010000
2015RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant for travel to the Lymphoma Coalition Global Summit and the American Society of Haematology (ASH) congress in December 2015.1000010000
2015RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant for Understanding CLL DVD (Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia), and production and distribution of the Lymphoma News publications.2500025000
2015RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship for a rare lung disease short course for healthcare professionals in October 2015 .1500015000
2015RocheLung Foundation AustraliaGrant for the Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) Peer Support Program for patients and carers.2000020000
2015RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for travel to the Lymphoma Coalition Global Summit and the American Society of Haematology (ASH) congress in December 2015.1000010000
2015RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for national education days and a lymphoma nurse education meeting.2500025000
2015RocheMcGrath FoundationSponsorship for a series of workshops for breast care nurses to facilitate the introduction of a new e-learning platform in Nov-Dec 2015.2500025000
2015RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrants for a series of patient information sessions on ovarian cancer in 2015.1500015000
2015RocheRare Cancers AustraliaIn kind support for travel and attendance at the Roche International Experience Exchange for Patient Organisations in March 2015.92029202
2015RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for the publication and launch of a report on rare cancers, including parliamentary event and national roadshow.2500025000
2015RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship for Sick or Treat campaign events through August - December to raise awareness of challenges facing Australians with rare/less common cancers.3500035000
2015RocheRedkiteGrant for the 2016 Oncology Diary distributed to families whose child is receiving treatment at the Children’s Hospital Westmead.50005000
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant for update to arthritis patient booklet26302630
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant to support the activities of the Medicines Australia Community Chest program2000020000
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant (part contribution) towards an overseas training fellowship for one health professional in 20172500025000
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant (part contribution) for Paediatric Rheumatology Scholarships Appeal, for further training of healthcare professionals3000030000
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of South Australia (SA)Sponsorship of Arthritis South Australia Health Professional Annual Conference in Jun 201715001500
2016RocheArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of Rheumatology Update for General Practitioners event in Oct 2016500500
2016RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaGrant for migration and expansion of online education resource, mCRC (metastatic colorectal cancer):CARE1500015000
2016RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group neuro-oncology meeting in May 201610001000
2016RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of Colorectal Tumor Collaborative Educational Meeting in Sep 201613641364
2016RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of Breast Tumour Collaborative Educational Meeting in Oct 201615001500
2016RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group Advanced Trainee Program in 201615001500
2016RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of three WA Clinical Oncology Group Advanced Trainees Educational Meetings (ATEM) in 201620002000
2016RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaDonation to Ann Maree Bosch Career Fellowship10001000
2016RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for Kidney Health Australia Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment (KHA-CARI) Guidelines1000010000
2016RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for indigenous healthcare worker module2000020000
2016RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of Northern Territory Haematology Education Forum in Aug 201620002000
2016RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of keynote speaker at Australian Lung Cancer Conference in Aug 20161000010000
2016RocheLung Foundation AustraliaGrant for lung cancer patient webinar in Nov 20161000010000
2016RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of Australian Lung Cancer Conference in Aug 20162500025000
2016RocheLung Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of International Thoracic Oncology Nursing Forum in Dec 20162600026000
2016RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for patient booklet 'Know your treatment', which explains treatment options for lymphoma patients2000020000
2016RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaGrant for two consumer Information Forum events in Aug and Nov 2016, discussing treatment paths for patients and the psychosocial element of a melanoma diagnosis75007500
2016RocheMOVE Muscle, Bone & Joint HealthGrant for development of patient guide to living with musculoskeletal conditions50005000
2016RocheMS AustraliaSponsorship of (and attendance at) MS Gong Ride fundraising event in Nov 201638203820
2016RocheMS AustraliaGrant for "Multiple Sclerosis Nurses Research Project", to research the availabilty of specialist MS nurses in Australia, and determine the unmet need3000030000
2016RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrant for ovarian cancer regular webinar in Dec 201650005000
2016RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of (and attendance at) The Canberra Forum patient advocacy event in Oct 2016638638
2016RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of (and attendance at) Sick or Treat Ball fundraising event in Oct 201614001400
2016RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of Patient Voice Initiative patient advocacy events75007500
2016RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for Sick or Treat Program, a community and patient education campaign3000030000
2016RocheRedkiteGrant for Oncology Diary, distributed to families whose child is receiving treatment at the Children's Hospital Westmead28002800
2017RocheAlzheimer's AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017523523
2017RocheArthritis Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship of Rheumatology Primary Care 2017, an educational seminar for General Practitioners, July 2017750750
2017RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017260260
2017RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group South West Conference 2017 - Innovations in Cancer Care, for healthcare professionals, November 201710001000
2017RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group Melanoma Clinical Education Update, a meeting for healthcare professionals, July 201710001000
2017RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group Colorectal Tumour Collaborative Education Update, a meeting for healthcare professionals, July 201715001500
2017RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group Haematology Education Program for healthcare professionals in 2017: two International Conference Highlights50005000
2017RocheCancer Council Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of WA Clinical Oncology Group monthly education meetings for healthcare professionals in 2017 (11 meetings)1400014000
2017RocheCancer Voices New South Wales (NSW)In kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017520520
2017RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017260260
2017RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaSponsorship of 12th Australasian Cystic Fibrosis Conference for healthcare professionals and consumers, August 201750005000
2017RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaGrant for the ongoing management of the Australian Cystic Fibrosis Data Registry2000020000
2017RocheDiabetes AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017854854
2017RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 201712101210
2017RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaIn kind support for travel, accommodation and attendance at the Roche International Experience Exchange for Patient Organisations, March 20177205.697205.69
2017RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaGrant for a haemophilia awareness campaign for consumers2000020000
2017RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaSponsorship of the Haemophilia and Rare Bleeding Disorders Conference for healthcare professionals and consumers, October 20172500025000
2017RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for the Kidney Health Australia Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment Guidelines (KHA-CARI)1000010000
2017RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaEvent preparation for Light The Night fundraising walk eg erection of temporary barriers, staging etcVolunteering of staff time0
2017RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the Hume Region National Myeloma Day Education Seminar for healthcare professionals, May 201718001800
2017RocheLymphoma AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017465465
2017RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for a lymphoma patient preference survey1500015000
2017RocheMacular Disease FoundationIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017520520
2017RocheMacular Disease FoundationGrant for patient support program, elevating patient voices through a digital storytelling initiative1000010000
2017RocheMcGrath FoundationDonation made on behalf of a speaker at a Roche conference, March 201710001000
2017RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017812812
2017RocheMS AustraliaIn kind support for accommodation at Roche internal event, July 2017149.32149.32
2017RocheMS AustraliaIn kind suport for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017509.81509.81
2017RocheMS AustraliaGrant for continuation of the MS Specialist Nurses (MSSN) Research Project, to explore the availabilty of specialist MS nurses in Australia, and determine the2000020000
2017RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017546.93546.93
2017RocheRare Cancers AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation at Roche meeting for health consumer organisations, February 2017260260
2017RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of (and attendance at) CanForum 2017 event, August 2017682682
2017RocheRare Cancers AustraliaDonation made on behalf of a speaker at a Roche meeting, February 201720002000
2017RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship of (and attendance at) Sick or Treat Ball fundraising event, October 201750005000
2017RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for various patient projects, including CanForum, for healthcare professionals and consumers (August 2017), a dinner for Members of5000050000
2018RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation to attend a political meeting program, Nov 201818071807
2018RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaSponsorship of stage two of development of a mobile app for people living with cystic fibrosis, designed to support and monitor day to day management of their CF1500015000
2018RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaGrant for a variety of patient advocacy initiatives, such as: a mentalhealth trial for patients, their families and support networks, research into the health outcomes for indigenous Australians with CF, research into CF siblings2000020000
2018RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaIn kind support for travel to attend a political meeting program, Nov 201812641264
2018RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaGrant for education for haemophilia physiotherapists. (Grant provided as per agreement in 2018; educational activity to take place in 2019)15001500
2018RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaDonation in lieu of payment to patients for participating in communications activity25002500
2018RocheHaemophilia Foundation Queensland (QLD)Donation in lieu of payment to patient for participating in communications activity500500
2018RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for the Kidney Health Australia Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment Guidelines (KHA-CARI)1000010000
2018RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaDonation in lieu of payment to patient for participating in communications activity500500
2018RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for establishment of a national lymphoma patient database1500015000
2018RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaGrant for updates to patient website and other patient resources1500015000
2018RocheMS AustraliaDonation in recognition of participation in communications activity500500
2018RocheMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Grant for World MS Day Education Forum for patients, May 201810001000
2018RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaIn kind support for travel and accommodation to attend a political meeting program, Nov 201814831483
2018RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrant for updates and improvements to patient website1000010000
2018RocheRare Cancers AustraliaSponsorship and attendance of 10 people at fundraising ball, Oct 201850005000
2018RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for CanForum event for healthcare professionals and consumers (Sep 2018), and a series of three dinners for Members of Parliament (beginning Nov 2018 and continuing into 2019)3500035000
2018RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for foundation activities of the National Oncology Alliance (NOA). The intention of NOA is to build a highly collaborative alliance that allows key stakeholders to speak on policy matters with a united voice4000040000
2019RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019626626
2019RocheArthritis Foundation of AustraliaGrant for development of Giant Cell Arteritis patient resources3650036500
2019RocheAustralian Huntington's Disease Association New South Wales (NSW)In kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019558558
2019RocheBowel Cancer AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019558558
2019RocheBraver Stronger SmarterDonation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheCancer Voices AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019859859
2019RocheCanSpeakIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019589589
2019RocheClimate and Health AllianceDonation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support of accommodation and registration for 2019 Post Budget Health Briefing in Canberra. Apr 2019412412
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaDonation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019839839
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support of travel to attend steering committee meeting for Canberra Health Summit. Dec 201911241124
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaIn kind support of 400 nebulisers, for distribution to patients2000020000
2019RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaDonation of corporate meeting space. June 2019Donation of corporate meeting space0
2019RocheDementia AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019644644
2019RocheDiabetes AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019801801
2019RocheEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Donation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaIn kind support of registration for 2019 Post Budget Health Briefing in Canberra. Apr 2019120120
2019RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaDonation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 201920142014
2019RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaGrant for patient advocacy activities3500035000
2019RocheKidney Health AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019708708
2019RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for the Kidney Health Australia Caring for Australasians with Renal Impairment Guidelines (KHA-CARI)1000010000
2019RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019239239
2019RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant for implementation of new digital content management system2000020000
2019RocheLymphoma AustraliaIn kind support of registration for 2019 Post Budget Health Briefing in Canberra. Apr 2019120120
2019RocheLymphoma AustraliaDonation made in support of a patient fundraising campaign300300
2019RocheLymphoma AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019788788
2019RocheLymphoma AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and ground transportation to attend steering committee meeting for Canberra Health Summit. Nov 201915061506
2019RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for development of a patient driven database to better understand patient needs and priority areas2000020000
2019RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 2019865865
2019RocheMS AustraliaDonation in lieu of payment to a patient for participating in a communications activity500500
2019RocheMS AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and registration for 2019 Post Budget Health Briefing in Canberra. Apr 2019857857
2019RocheMS AustraliaIn kind support of travel, accommodation and attendance at Canberra Health Summit, a meeting of patient advocacy groups facilitated by Roche. Jul 201910521052
2019RocheMS AustraliaIn kind support of travel to attend steering committee meeting for Canberra Health Summit. Dec 201915241524
2020RocheAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of project to distribute toilet paper to people living with IBD1500015000
2020RocheCerebral Palsy AlliancePurchase of commercial services from mailhouse division (Jan and Mar 2020)82318231
2020RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaGrant for research priority setting and research roadmap2000020000
2020RocheCystic Fibrosis AustraliaGrant for the establishment of the Australian Patients Advocacy Alliance (APAA) and related activities. The APAA will provide a coordinated and cohesive7643076430
2020RocheHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaGrant for digital communication tools3000030000
2020RocheHuntington's New South Wales (NSW) & ACT (ACT)Grant for national Huntington’s on-demand education program3000030000
2020RocheHuntington's Victoria (VIC)In-kind (non-financial support) of production (by emotivate) of a video for the Huntingtons Victoria 'Public' Conference (non-financial donation)In kind0
2020RocheKARI FoundationDonation of 41 children's bicyclesIn kind0
2020RocheKidney Health AustraliaPurchase of patient booklets28502850
2020RocheKidney Health AustraliaGrant for materials for early detection campaign1500015000
2020RocheLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaGrant for the consumer advocates support program2500025000
2020RocheLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Australia Blood Breakfast20002000
2020RocheLymphoma AustraliaLymphoma Care Nurse Orientation20002000
2020RocheLymphoma AustraliaGrant for development of training modules for lymphoma nurses2850028500
2020RocheMcGrath FoundationSponsorship of Metastatic Workshop19051905
2020RocheMelanoma Patients AustraliaGrant for the development and printing of patient resources1500015000
2020RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrant for ovarian cancer support group77837783
2020RocheOvarian Cancer AustraliaGrant for patient webinar1295012950
2020RocheRare Cancers AustraliaGrant for development of a patient engagement platform and support of National Oncology Alliance Genomic Testing Blueprint and foundation of a6000060000
2020RocheRare Find FoundationGrant for development of patient materials75007500
2020RocheRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship of parliamentary event. Feb 202080008000
2020RocheRare Voices AustraliaGrant for mentorship and education program1500015000
2020RocheRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship of Round Table of Companies program, 4 meetings per year1500015000
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSponsorship of Australian Pompe Association Patient Meeting with International Speaker1135.00 including Audio Visual 50.00, Room Hire 172.00, Honorarium 835.001135
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSponsorship of Australian Pompe Association Patient Meeting with International Speaker1,435.00 including Audio Visual 150.00, Room Hire 450.00, Honorarium for International Speaker 835.001435
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSponsorship of Australian Pompe Association Patient Meeting with International Speaker1,539.55 including Room Hire 704.55, Honorarium for International Speaker
835.00
1539.55
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSupport provided to cover day to day running costs to enable the association to pursue its stated objectivesGrant 15333.0015333
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 45036.0045036
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 49888.0049888
2013SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 49940.0049940
2013SanofiAustralian Thyroid FoundationSupport provided to cover day to day running costs to enable the association to pursue its stated objectivesGrant 10,000.0010000
2013SanofiConnery CommunicationsSupport for the establishment of the Joyful Dysfunction websiteGrant 5000.005000
2013SanofiDiabetes AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to puruse its stated objectives - Diabetes Australia International Affairs ActivitySponsorship 15600.0015600
2013SanofiDiabetes AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectives - Parliamentary Champions Diabetes ForumGrant 30000.0030000
2013SanofiDiabetes Western Australia (WA)Support for Diabetes Education Forum for Healthcare ProfessionalsSponsorship 200.00200
2013SanofiFabry Support Group AustraliaSupport provided to cover day to day running costs to enable the association to pursue its stated objectivesGrant 22275.0022275
2013SanofiLymphoma AustraliaSupport for National Patient/Carer Education materials allowing patients to access to the updated treatment information and development of future support structures for the lymphoma communitySponsorship 30000.0030000
2013SanofiLysosomal Diseases New ZealandGrant to Lysosomal Storage Diseases New ZealandGrant 15000.0015000
2013SanofiMPS AustraliaSupport provided to cover day to day running costs to enable the association to pursue its stated objectivesGrant 15000.0015000
2013SanofiMPS AustraliaSupport towards the Patient Group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - Family ConferenceSponsorship 20000.0020000
2013SanofiMPS AustraliaThird party support for publication of a mucopolysaccharide disease awareness story booklet for childrenGrant 3500035000
2013SanofiMS AustraliaSupport for Multiple Sclerosis Education Forum for Healthcare Professionals695.10 including Food and beverage 295.10, Honorarium for speaker 400.00695.1
2013SanofiMS AustraliaSupport for Multiple Sclerosis Education Forum for Healthcare ProfessionalsFood & Beverage 814.00814
2013SanofiMS AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectives for MS patientsSponsorship 120,000120000
2013SanofiMSWASponsorship of a Multiple Sclerosis Education Meeting for Healthcare ProfessionalsFood & Beverage 114.30114.3
2013SanofiOsteoporosis AustraliaWe provided support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - Seminar at Melbourne GPCE meetingSponsorship 2500.002500
2013SanofiOsteoporosis AustraliaWe provided support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - Australia Parliamentary Breakfast and Burden of Disease Report launchSponsorship 7500.007500
2013SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectives - Parliamentary Lunch to raise awareness of rare diseases in Australia and the need for a national rare disease plan.Sponsorship 8000.008000
2013SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSupport to educate and raise disease awareness as a national health priority and to advocate for the establishment of a national rare disease registryGrant 35000.0035000
2013SanofiSmile FoundationSupport for Rare Disease Day activitiesSponsorship 3000.003000
2013SanofiSmile FoundationSupport to enable the association to pursue its stated objectives by raising awareness and support for Rare Disease policySponsorship 25,00025000
2014SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Grant 3500035000
2014SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 4630046300
2014SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 4873648736
2014SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird party support for public relations awareness activitiesGrant 4996049960
2014SanofiAustralian Thyroid FoundationSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Grant 1041910419
2014SanofiDiabetes AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectivesSponsorship 55805580
2014SanofiDiabetes AustraliaSupport for patient-care related projectsSponsorship 112500112500
2014SanofiFabry Support Group AustraliaSupport for a patient-care related project - Disease Awareness Events for PatientsSponsorship 1000010000
2014SanofiFabry Support Group AustraliaSupport for a patient-care related project and disease awareness activitiesGrant 2000020000
2014SanofiLymphoma AustraliaSupport for a patient-care related projectGrant 2000020000
2014SanofiMPS AustraliaThird party support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - MPS Patient ConferenceSponsorship 75007500
2014SanofiMPS AustraliaIndirect support for a patient-care related project - Katie the Courageous Storybook for ChildrenGrant 1500015000
2014SanofiMS AustraliaContracted Services/ Fees for ServiceFees for Service 11001100
2014SanofiMS AustraliaSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Sponsorship 50005000
2014SanofiMS AustraliaIndirect support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Sponsorship 57565756
2014SanofiMS AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectivesDonation 1000010000
2014SanofiMS AustraliaSupport for patient-care related projectsGrant 6000060000
2014SanofiMS Research AustraliaSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Sponsorship 15001500
2014SanofiMS Research AustraliaSupport for patient-care related projectsGrant 6550065500
2014SanofiOsteoarthritis AustraliaSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - GP EducationSponsorship 25002500
2014SanofiOsteoarthritis AustraliaSupport towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - Australian Parliamentary BreakfastSponsorship 75007500
2014SanofiRare Voices AustraliaTravel support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Grant 14001400
2014SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSupport to enable the patient group to pursue its stated objectives - National Rare Diseases PlanGrant 3500035000
2015SanofiAustralian Atherosclerosis SocietyFunding to engage a PR company to drive awareness of the need to screen and treat familial hypercholesterolaemia in the community.Grant 88008800
2015SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationWe provided support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - APA Family and Member ConferenceGrant 1500015000
2015SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationWe provided support for a project (International Pompe Day and running costs of organisation)Grant 1990019900
2015SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird - party support provided by Ogilvy PR Health to assist Australian Pompe Association PR activities from January - April 2015 (Q1)Grant 5000050000
2015SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationThird - party support provided by Ogilvy PR Health to assist Australian Pompe Association PR activities from April - June 2015 (Q2)Grant 5222352223
2015SanofiDiabetes New South Wales (NSW)We provided support to establish and deploy a patient-care self management program for the Western Sydney Diabetes Initiative over a 2 year period period.100000100000
2015SanofiDiabetes Victoria (VIC)We provided support towards attendance at patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) by Nurses from Cairns Diabetes ServicesGrant 10001000
2015SanofiDiabetes Victoria (VIC)We provided support towards the patient group's Diabetes Australia Consumer ExpoGrant 50005000
2015SanofiFabry AustraliaWe provided support for a project (Communication with families information pack)Grant 1000010000
2015SanofiFabry AustraliaWe provided support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s)Grant 2000020000
2015SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaWe provided support for a project (Sponsorship of Dinner Event for Genetic Disorders Awareness Week)Grant 35003500
2015SanofiGenetic Support Network Victoria (GSNV)We provided support for a publication of Rare Diseases Day ActivitiesGrant 20002000
2015SanofiLymphoma AustraliaWe provided support towards the patient group's meeting(s)/seminar(s) - Hospital Education Days for patients, carers and healthcare professionalsGrant 2000020000
2015SanofiMPS AustraliaWe provided support for a project (David Moran Book on living with MPS)Grant 1600016000
2015SanofiMPS AustraliaSupport of the MPS Society Australia National Patient ConferenceGrant 3000030000
2015SanofiMS AustraliaWe provided support for a project (National Advocacy Programme)Grant 50005000
2015SanofiMS AustraliaWe provided support for the MS Awareness Campaign VideoGrant 1450014500
2015SanofiMS AustraliaWe provided support for a patient-care related project called MS Australia Digital Wellness HubGrant 6500065000
2015SanofiMS AustraliaWe provided support for a patient-care related project called MS Australia Digital Wellness HubGrant 6800068000
2015SanofiMS Research AustraliaWe provided support for a project Kiss MS Goodbye initiativeGrant 6000060000
2015SanofiMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)We provided support for the Good Start Project for Multiple SclerosisGrant 2500025000
2015SanofiMSWAWe provided support for the Good Start Project for Multiple SclerosisGrant 2500025000
2015SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSupport of the Rare Voices Australia Rare Disease Summit. The summit aimed at exploring and improving rare disease management as a comprehensive approach in line with recommendations for a National strategy.Grant 1500015000
2015SanofiRare Voices AustraliaWe provided support for a project - Rare Voices The Forgotten Ones ExhibitionGrant 1500015000
2015SanofiRare Voices AustraliaMembership fee to Rare Voices Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Round Table meetings. Membership allowed two representatives from Sanofi to attend 4 quarterly Rare Voice Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Routable Table Meetings per year.Grant 1500015000
2016SanofiArthritis Foundation of AustraliaSanofi provided funding for Arthritis Australia to conduct research into the scope, activities and value of rheumatology nurses in Australia2000020000
2016SanofiAsthma AustraliaSanofi provided funding for the development of a Fact Card for patients and pharmacists to inform patients living with asthma or at risk of asthma about the risk of influenza. Sanofi was not involved with the content development.1700017000
2016SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSanofi provided sponsorship to support the Australian Pompe's Association Patient and Family conference in Sydney.3000030000
2016SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSanofi provided funding support for the Australian Pompe Association to revamp its website in order to provide more relevant and updated information for patients with Pompe's disease.3000030000
2016SanofiDiabetes AustraliaSanofi Pasteur provided funding to support an influenza awareness project for diabetes patients.1730017300
2016SanofiDiabetes AustraliaPlatinum partnership with Diabetes Australia . Within the partnership, Sanofi supports Diabetes Australia's activities across education, increased awareness and better patient support.150000150000
2016SanofiFabry AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship to support the Fabry Australia Patient Conference in Melbourne and educational interstate meetings2000020000
2016SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship to support the launch event for Genetic Disorder Awareness week at Parliament House NSW.1000010000
2016SanofiLung Foundation AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship to support the Lung Foundation's Just One Breath Gala Dinner90009000
2016SanofiMPS AustraliaSanofi provided travel support (flights and accommodation) for two MPS Society members to attend the International MPS and Related Disease Network conference in Bonn, Germany.
The conference aimed to educate attendees about the latest developments in rese
1000010000
2016SanofiMS AustraliaSupport of MS Australia's Health and Wellness Hub initiative to provide MS patients with advice on how to optimise their health and wellbeing. Sanofi was not involved with the content development.5023050230
2016SanofiMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Funding for the MS Society Goodstart Programme which aims to provide nurse support to multiple sclerosis patients receiving infusion2000020000
2016SanofiMS Society South Australia (SA) & Northern Territory (NT)Sanofi provided continued funding for the MS Society Goodstart Programme which aims to provide nurse support to multiple sclerosis patients receiving infusion2000020000
2016SanofiMultiple SclerosisSanofi made a donation to support the annual MS Sydney to the Gong community bike ride fundraiser.3000030000
2016SanofiRare Cancers AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship to support the Rare Cancers conference in Canberra at Old Parliament House40004000
2016SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSanofi provided funding assistance for Rare Voices Australia to establish a National Rare Disease Plan working group and map out the implementation strategy to adopt a National Rare Disease Plan.1500015000
2016SanofiRare Voices AustraliaMembership fee to Rare Voices Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Round Table meetings. Membership allowed two representatives from Sanofi to attend 4 quarterly Rare Voice Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Roundtable Table Meetings per year.1500015000
2017SanofiArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Independent support of Arthritis WA's patient educational seminar entitled "Osteoarthritis of the Knee".20002000
2017SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSanofi provided financial support for the organisation to create disease awareness videos with patients and their carers. Sanofi was not involved with the content development.3949039490
2017SanofiDiabetes AustraliaNational partnership with Diabetes Australia. Through the partnership, Sanofi supports Diabetes Australia's activities across education, increased awareness and better patient support.140000140000
2017SanofiFabry AustraliaSanofi provided financial assistance for a member of the organisation to attend the 2017 World Orphan Drug Conference.20002000
2017SanofiFabry AustraliaContribution towards the cost of Fabry Australia running a patient retreat weekend in Victoria for Fabry sufferers and their care/support people. Sanofi was not involved with the event organising.1000010000
2017SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship to support the launch event for Genetic Disorder Awareness week at Parliament House NSW.2500025000
2017SanofiMPS AustraliaSanofi provided independent financial sponsorship to support the MPS Bi-annual Patient and Carer Conference. The objective of the event is to provide the patient and carer community with information to support their disease management.3000030000
2017SanofiMS AustraliaSupport of MS Australia's Health and Wellness Hub initiative to provide MS patients with advice on how to optimise their health and wellbeing. Sanofi was not involved with the content development.2000020000
2017SanofiMS AustraliaSanofi provided independent financial assistance for a research project on the current status of MS specialist nursing in Australia and identify the optimal model of MS nursing support for patients.2000020000
2017SanofiMS AustraliaSanofi provided independent funding to support an innovative digital educational campaign aimed at providing assistance and guidance to young Australians living with MS. Sanofi was not involved with the content development.3000030000
2017SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSanofi provided support for the "Building Capacity of the Gaucher Community" project. This support enabled Rare Voices Australia to mentor and support Gaucher Association of Australia (GAA) to achieve its goals and objectives.1000010000
2017SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSanofi provided support towards Rare Voices' Mentorship and Education Program. This program is designed to help assist and upskill small and young rare disease patient groups.1500015000
2017SanofiSteve Waugh FoundationSanofi provided a donation to help raise funds for the Foundation's 'Captain's Ride' fundraiser aimed at supporting children living with rare diseases.25002500
2018SanofiAllergy & Anaphylaxis Australia​Supported patient organisation who aims to improve the quality of life of those living with allergic disease including atopic dermatitis and asthma.3000030000
2018SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSponsorship support for a patient round table discussion forum with an overseas key opinion leader on Pompe Disease.20002000
2018SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSupport to develop materials to raise awareness of the need for Newborn Screening for Infantile Pompe Disease15557.2515557.25
2018SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSponsorship support for the APA Family Conference takes place every 2nd year and brings together patients and their families from across Australia3000030000
2018SanofiDiabetes AustraliaNational strategic partnership with Diabetes Australia. Diabetes Australia and Sanofi partner to deliver more powerful diabetes advocacy, and education programs for people living with diabetes, healthcare professionals and the wider community.125000125000
2018SanofiEczema Association Of Australasia ​Corporate Membership of Eczema Association of Australasia for 2018/191500015000
2018SanofiFabry AustraliaSupport for Fabry Australia to develop a series of patient educational videos on Fabry Disease1500015000
2018SanofiFabry AustraliaFinancial sponsorship for the group to run several patient educational events.3000030000
2018SanofiGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandSponsorship for a member of the organisation to attend the WORLD Conference in 2019 in Orlando and provide several presentations on Gaucher Disease.18393.5418393.54
2018SanofiGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandSeed funding support for GAANZ in its mission to advocate for people with Gaucher disease and provide community support.4000040000
2018SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSponsorship funding for the Genetic Alliance Annual Awareness Event1300013000
2018SanofiMPS AustraliaSponsorship for activities related to disease awareness for World MPS Day and Rare Disease Day4400044000
2018SanofiPatient Voice Initiative​Sponsorship of organisation comprised of industry, academia and patient advocacy groups who work amplify the patient voice in and through the HTA system and advocate on the value of medicines.1200012000
2018SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship funding to Rare Voices Australia to run a series of RVA Round table meetings1500015000
2018SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship support for the group's bi-annual conference targeted at Rare Disease patient groups and their supporters.2000020000
2018SanofiRare Voices AustraliaFinancial support for the development of a series of educational patient videos.6783767837
2018SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSanofi provided independent financial support for Rare Voices' Fair for Rare campaign.8500085000
2018SanofiSteve Waugh FoundationDonation to support the Steve Waugh Foundation's major fundraiser - The Captain's Ride2000020000
2019SanofiAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaSanofi provided funding to support Allergy and Anaphylaxis Australia (AA&A)'s attendance and participation at ACD and Allergy Show and included creation of associated disease awareness educational materials.2282022820
2019SanofiAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaFunding to support upgrades and development of website, maintenance of National Support Hotline and implementation of and training on patient support database and data management system. Sanofi's support allowed patients and carers to improved and timely access to quality patient support advice and disease information.4670046700
2019SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSanofi provided in-kind support for the APA to run a patient meeting with an overseas key opinion leader. Sanofi provided venue, onsite AV support and modest hospitality from an prior Sanofi-organised meeting as part of this support.Venue, AV support and hospitality.0
2019SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationSupport for Disease Awareness activities for Pompe Disease including the creation of an animation to be used at conferences, on website and in social media to highlight in laymans terms the symptoms and impact of Pompe disease22874.522874.5
2019SanofiAustralian Pompe AssociationFunding package for the Australian Pompe Association (APA) for patient support activities throughout the year. This included the purchase of Zoom licences to conduct board meetings, upgrade of IT systems to support. The grant also included support of activities to raise awareness on the need for better access to diagnosis. Genetic testing and newborn screening programs are critical to the effective management of infantile onset Pompe - further awareness and call for action activities via 3rd party were funded as part of the grant.2302823028
2019SanofiDiabetes AustraliaDiabetes Australia and Sanofi National Partnership 2019-2020. This funding went towards supporting several of Diabetes Australia's programs and projects including: Raising diasese awareness and awareness of patient needs, enhancing healthcare professional education, addressing Type 2 Diabetes-related stigma, educating patinets on how to prevent long term complications, research into current health trends with diabetes140000140000
2019SanofiDiabetes New South Wales (NSW)Funding for Diabetes NSW/ACT's Living with Insulin online program. The program enabled patients to be confidnt in overcoming bariers to an insulin regimen including how to avoid hyperglycaemia and how to be able to safely administer insulin safely.8649086490
2019SanofiDiabetes Victoria (VIC)Funding support for the Diabetes Training Programme for Disability and Aged Care Workers. This is a pilot project that aims to provide practical education for disability and aged care workers to better support clients living with diabetes.3000030000
2019SanofiEczema Association Of Australasia Corporate Membership of Eczema Association of Australasia for 2019/2020 with support going towards projects carried out by EAA for 2019.1500015000
2019SanofiEczema Support AustraliaSupport for an awareness video series to promote "Connection, Understanding, Support" for the eczema and allergy community in Australia. Part of the video series is used to induct psychologists, teachers and other professionals on working with patients with eczema and allergies. Support is also given towards facilitator development to assist with their goal of support patients and carers through local support meetings and contacts.1865018650
2019SanofiEczema Support AustraliaSupport to Eczema Support Australia in their development, launch and delivery of a disease awareness and patient engagement campaig on severe eczema/atopic dermatitis, which aimed to highlight the disease burden on patients and their carers, and share stories from the patient community.154000154000
2019SanofiGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandSupport to Gaucher Association of ANZ (GAANZ) to support their educational and advocacy programs. The support included: continued maintenance and updating of the GAANZ website, continued representation of patients with Gaucher disease at key Rare Disease community events, disease awareness activities surrounding Gaucher Awareness Day1300013000
2019SanofiGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandSupport for Gaucher Association of ANZ to carry out several disease awareness activities in partnership with the Genetic Alliance Australia with Rare Disease Day. Activities undertaken includes a series of patient video stories and digital messages that support the theme "Bridging Social Care and Rare Diseases"3132031320
2019SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSupport for the Genetic Alliance Australia's Genetic Disorder Awareness Week 2019 themed 'Genetics and Changing Dynamics'. The funding went towards an event at Parliament House which aimed to highlight to policy makrs the increased need for genetic services and the services needed.1200012000
2019SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSupport for Genetic Alliance Australia to carry out several disease awareness activities in partnership with the Gaucher Association of ANZ with Rare Disease Day. Activities undertaken includes a series of patient video stories and digital messages that support the theme "Bridging Social Care and Rare Diseases"3132031320
2019SanofiHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaSanofi provided the Haemophilia Foundation Australia (HFA) with financial funding to assist HFA develop their digital communication strategy as well as support for HFA to further develop their youth website.6000060000
2019SanofiJDRF AustraliaFunding for the JDRF educational and inspirational 4-part podcast series aimed at juvenile patients with type 1 diabetes. The funding wen towards covering studio cost, presenter honoraria and promotional costs. The podcast aims to showcase the extraordinary feats that people with Type 1 Diabetes are able to acheive as well as highlight developments in research.5000050000
2019SanofiLung Foundation AustraliaSanofi sponsored the Lung Foundation annual 'Hope in Every Breath' 2019 Gala Fundraising Dinner which aimed to raise money for research towards Lung Disease.30003000
2019SanofiMPS AustraliaSponsorship funding of the 16th Australian MPS and Related Disease Family Conference for patients affected by MPS and their carers. The 2-day conference aimed to deliver patient education as well as allow patients to share their experiences with their community. Sanofi sponsorship contributed towards venue hire, accommodation, event management, speaker costs, AV costs and catering over 2 days.4000040000
2019SanofiMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship funding of one-day educational event program for patients affected by multiple myeloma and their carers. Sanofi's sponsorship contributed towards venue hire, AV costs and hospitality.1000010000
2019SanofiPatient Voice InitiativeSanofi provided funding for the Patient Voice Initiative which aimed to deliver a forum for collaboration and dialogue between patient advocacy groups, not-for-profits, pharmaceutical, HCPs, academia and government.1200012000
2019SanofiRare Cancers AustraliaSanofi provided sponsorship funding for Rare Cancers' Halloween Ball which aimed to raise money towards patient support and treatment. Sponsorship included logo recognition and a table for 10 Sanofi employee.50005000
2019SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSanofi provided support to Rare Voices Australia to help enable their 2019 activities and projects including: Parliamentary disease awareness events, Mentorship and Educational Programs, webinar educational events for rare disease leaders and advocates, round table industry forums events with other pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies conducted quarterly4500045000
2019SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSupport for Rare Voices Australia (RVA) to commission and assist the McKell Institute to develop a White Paper on Access to Services to all Australians: a review of services available to people living with rare disease as informed by their research activities.9000090000
2020SanofiAllergy & Anaphylaxis AustraliaFunding support for Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia to continue to increase their capacity to educate, train and support both patients and the broader allergy community including support of the National Allergy Support Hotline, Food Allergy Week campaign and improved social media capacity.5000050000
2020SanofiAsthma AustraliaSanofi provided support for Asthma Australia's Regional and Rural Campaign for 1800 Asthma Helpline and Asthma Australia's awareness campaign for National Asthma Week in September 2020.4000040000
2020SanofiCentre for Community - Driven ResearchSponsorship of the Australian Patient Organisation Network (APON) annual conference which is a meeting of PAGs and other interest groups, meeting with government, policy makers and stakeholders from across the health and HTA systems, building the capacity, knowledge and influence of PAGs.1000010000
2020SanofiDiabetes Western Australia (WA)Funding support for Aboriginal community diabetes support and education about Type 2 Diabetes.3188831888
2020SanofiEczema Association Of Australasia Annual funding to Eczema Association to renew Gold Corporate Membership. The funding contributes to EAA's support for patients and members, as well as contribute to ongoing eczema disease awareness campaigns.1500015000
2020SanofiEczema Support AustraliaSupport to enable Eczema Support Australia to be a peak patient organisation representing Australians living with eczema and provide ongoing, practical support to their patient members.9685096850
2020SanofiFabry AustraliaFunding for a medical writer to support production of a medical report on the key findings from the 2020 Patient Survey. Sanofi was not involved in the development or review of the report.1100011000
2020SanofiFabry AustraliaSanofi provided funding for programs to support the education and advocacy efforts of Fabry Australia for the calendar year of 20203000030000
2020SanofiGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandFunding to provide ongoing support for advocacy and eductional programs to support patients with Gaucher Disease1300013000
2020SanofiGenetic Alliance AustraliaSanofi support their annual campaign raise awareness for global Rare Disease Day 2020 amongst Australians.78962.7378962.73
2020SanofiHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaSanofi provided funding to support new and innovative digital tools and activities to educate and improve the communication channels for Haemophilia patients across Australia.6200062000
2020SanofiHer HeartFunding to support reasearch and publication reports from the Her Heart Foundation. Sanofi was not involved in the development or review of the report.3995039950
2020SanofiLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSupport for COVID emergency funding for online patient support for blood cancer community which was traditionally done face-to-face pre-Covid50005000
2020SanofiMelanoma & Skin Cancer Advocacy NetworkSanofi provided funding to support the production of a series of podcasts on skin cancer including raising awareness on non-melanona skin cancers.2000020000
2020SanofiMyeloma AustraliaFunding to support flagship publication MyeNews, which provides support, information and disease education to patients, carers and the myeloma community.50005000
2020SanofiNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaSupport Heart Foundation's objective to inform and educate Australians, particularly those living with existing heart conditions, on the need to have their flu vaccination this year.2000020000
2020SanofiNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaCVD + COVID Strategic Research Grant - The purpose of this grant is to improve knowledge and/or treatment of the complications or impact of COVID-19 for people with existing cardiovascular disease5000050000
2020SanofiPatient Voice InitiativeSanofi provided funding to support a patient advocacy network to foster collaboration and education with patient advocacy groups across Australia, and other stakeholders including Government, Health Departments and healthcare professionals to raise the voice of patients and their needs.1200012000
2020SanofiRare Cancers AustraliaSanofi participated in the 2020 Kosi Challenge fundraiser organised by Rare Cancers to raise funds and awareness for people diagnosed with rare and less common cancers in Australia.88178817
2020SanofiRare Cancers AustraliaFunding to support Rare Cancers Australia in development of a report investigating the Societal Impact of Cancer. Sanofi was not involved in the development or review of the report.1500015000
2020SanofiRare Voices AustraliaSponsorship of the Rare Voices Australia (RVA)'s Roundtable of Companies - which is open to all biotech and biopharmaceutical companies with an interest in Rare Diseases and medicine policy1500015000
2020SanofiSyndromes Without A Name (S.W.A.N.) AustraliaSanofi support their annual campaign raise awareness for global Rare Disease Day 2020 amongst Australians.78962.7378962.73
2015SeqirusAustralian Pain SocietySupport of the Australian Pain society to achieve their national health care practitioner and patient support initiatives.1000010000
2015SeqirusAustralian Pain SocietySupport of the Australian Pain society to achieve their national health care practitioner and patient support initiatives.4363643636
2015SeqirusChronic Pain Association of AustraliaSponsorship of National Pain week in July 2015 to support pain education and awareness activities.1363613636
2015SeqirusMS Queensland (QLD)Support for travel costs associated with patient education.438438
2015SeqirusMS Research AustraliaContribution to cover a year's registration to join the Karma Currency/Good Company giving website.300300
2016SeqirusAustralian Pain Relief AssociationThree year independent educational research grant for pain research in Australia105000105000
2016SeqirusPainaustraliaSupport of the Australian Pain Society to achieve their national health care practitioner and patient support initiatives.124000124000
2017SeqirusChronic Pain Association of AustraliaTo support National Pain week and associated activities in order to raise awareness of the debilitating impact of chronic pain on patients lives1000010000
2018SeqirusPainaustraliaUnrestricted grant for the Australian Pain Society supporting a National Pain Strategy round table meeting to be able to develop the National Action Plan for Chronic Pain Management4700047000
2018SeqirusPainaustraliaUnrestricted grant in support of the Australian Pain Society for 2 years to achieve their national health care practitioner and patient support initiatives May-2018 to May-2020120000120000
2018SeqirusPainaustraliaUnrestricted grant to perform an in depth analysis of the economic burden of pain in Australia180000180000
2013Servier LaboratoriesKidney Health AustraliaServier provided an educational grant to support awareness raising of kidney health issues in Australia. This included supporting the costs of a Third Party Digital Consultancy to develop and conduct two webinar programs as well as develop an e- newslette2500025000
2013Servier LaboratoriesNational Heart Foundation Of AustraliaServier is a member of the Heart Foundation Pharmaceutical Roundtable. The Roundtable brings together the Heart Foundation and members of leading pharmaceutical companies with the aim of improving the cardiovascular health of all Australians. In 2013 Serv2000020000
2013ShireAustralasian Patient Organisation for Hereditary AngioedemaTo support National educational meeting focusing on Hereditary Angioedema Management for HAE Patients and their families/carers.1100011000
2013ShireAustralasian Society of Inborn Errors of MetabolismTo support members attendance to the Annual Australasian Society of Inborn Errors of Metabolism's Annual Conference.10001000
2013ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support development of Health Membership Program to provide Patient support and services available to them.$20000.00
Volunteering of staff time
20000
2013ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support 4 quarterly Crohn's and Colitis Australia "Inside Insights" educational magazine for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.4400044000
2013ShireFabry AustraliaTo support educational initiatives throughout Australia including Administrative Support, Strategic Planning Day and Awareness Month for 20131500015000
2013ShireFabry AustraliaTo support educational initiatives throughout Australia including Administrative Support, Strategic Planning Day and Awareness Month for 20142000020000
2013ShireFabry AustraliaTo support educational initiatives throughout Australia including Administrative Support, Strategic Planning Day and Awareness Month2000020000
2013ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support educational round table meeting costs associated with venue hire and hospitality.500500
2013ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support state/ regional educational meetings focusing on Hereditary Angioedema Management for HAE patients , and their families/carers1000010000
2013ShireKidney Health AustraliaTo support the development of Caring for Australasian with Renal Impairment Guidelines.2000020000
2013ShireLysosomal Diseases New ZealandTo support activities that include Clinical Care and Therapies and ensure all LSD families have the opportunity to up to date information.1314313143
2013ShireRare Voices AustraliaTo support educational activities for Parliamentary Day Event.80008000
2013ShireRare Voices AustraliaTo support Rare Voices Australia 2014 activities. Initiatives of RVA to include RVA International Rare Disease Day including Websites, printed Materials and Social Media.2500025000
2013ShireSmile FoundationTo support educational activities for Rare Diseases Day 2013.10001000
2013ShireSmile FoundationTo support objectives to enhance the quality of Life of Children with Rare Diseases in Family Relief, Case Management Service, Research and Advocacy and Awareness.1000010000
2014ShireADDults with ADHDTo support the Annual 2014 Patient Conference . The conference provides relevant, up to date and evidence based information for people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.50005000
2014ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPayment for presentation to Shire employees on the Effects of living with Ulcertic Colitis500500
2014ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support a Inflammatory Bowel Disease Awareness Campaign by Crohns and Colitis Australia.22727.2722727.27
2014ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support the 4 quarterly Crohn's and Colitis Australia "Inside Insights" educational magazine for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease4400044000
2014ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support round-table on the Importance of Data Collection in the Identification and Management of Hereditary Angioedema454.55454.55
2014ShireRare Voices AustraliaTo support the operation of the Rare Voices Australia (RVA) Industry round-table and sponsorship of RVA Rare Disease Summit 2015.3000030000
2015ShireADDults with ADHDTo support ADDults with ADHD NSW Inc educational meeting40004000
2015ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support a Inflammatory Bowel Disease Awareness Campaign by Crohns and Colitis Australia50005000
2015ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationTo support the quarterly Crohn's and Colitis Australia "Inside Insights" educational magazine for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease4000040000
2015ShireFabry AustraliaTo support Fabry Support Group Australia's strategic planning meeting and national conference1500015000
2015ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support HAE Australasia for attendence at indepent conference organised by CPA Australia561.82561.82
2015ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support HEA Australasia attendee to participate in the Rare Voices Australia Rare Disease Summit15001500
2015ShireHAE AustralasiaTo support independent HAE Australasia meeting looking at the Identification and Management of Hereditary Angioedema2000020000
2016ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's Awareness month posters distributed in hospitals and through Crohn's
& Colitis Australia's networks.
50005000
2016ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's and Colitis Australia's 2016 quarterly "Inside Insights" educational magazines for patients with inflammatory bowel disease.5000050000
2016ShireCrohn's Colitis CureFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Cure Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) research consortium meeting.2875.672875.67
2016ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia's annual patient group meeting and educational material for use by patients and their families.2500025000
2016ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia in raising community awareness and supporting the organisation's strategy workshop.45004500
2016ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia's workshops on 'How to cope and adapt life with HAE'.50005000
2016ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support independent HAE Australasia meetings looking at the identification and management of hereditary angioedema.50005000
2016ShireParenteral Nutrition Down UnderFunding to support Parenteral Nutrition Down Under to conduct workshops and patient perspective representations at forums and conferences.50005000
2016ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's "Fair for Rare" campaign aimed at raising community awareness of the impact of rare disease.13636.3613636.36
2016ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia to undertake disease awareness and patient education projects throughout 2016.27272.7327272.73
2017ShireADHD Western Australia (WA)Funding to support Learning and Attentional Disorders Society of WA (Inc.) (LADS) 2017 seminar programme.8590.98590.9
2017ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia for National Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Month - May 2017 and World IBD Day.50005000
2017ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's 2017 quarterly "Inside Insights" educational magazines for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.5500055000
2017ShireCrohn's Colitis CureFunding to support Crohn's Colitis Cure in the ongoing development of IBD clinical management software and database to support best patient outcomes.2000020000
2017ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support a Fabry Australia Inc. representative's attendance at the 14th Annual WORLD Symposium 2018 and 2018 Fabry Support and Information Group (FISG) Conference.20002000
2017ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia Inc. patient education activities including a national patient conference and state based educational meetings.2500025000
2017ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia 2017 Patient & Carers Conference.1000010000
2017ShireMurdoch Childrens Research InstituteFunding to support Murdoch Childrens Research Institute's Renal Genetics Symposium 7 - 8 December 2017.30003000
2017ShireParenteral Nutrition Down UnderFunding to support Parenteral Nutrition Down Under Inc. in their provision of resources and activities to its members.4545.454545.45
2017ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's ongoing Industry Roundtable and mentoring and educational activities for the rare disease community.3000030000
2018ShireADHD AustraliaFunding to support ADHD Australia Limited's 2018 projects: The Voice, ADHD Newsletter; and Re-thinking ADHD, by busting the myths through eveidence-based research.3000030000
2018ShireADHD Western Australia (WA)Funding to support Learning and Attentional Disorders Society of WA (Inc.) (LADS) 2018 seminar programme.1200012000
2018ShireAusPIPSFunding to support AusPIPS Inc.'s initiation of a Working Party for the development of the National Standard Care for people living with Primary Immune Deficiency (PID) in 2018 and 2018 travel costs for AusPIPS Inc. meetings.2000020000
2018ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's IBD Awareness Month and World IBD Day. Funding will be used to print posters and fliers for distribution at hospitals and IBD Clinics, community centers and around light up sites for IBD Awareness Month and World IBD Day.50005000
2018ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's 2018 quarterly "Inside Insight" educational magazines for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.5500055000
2018ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia's annual patient group meetings in NSW and WA and educational material for use by patients and their families.2500025000
2018ShireGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandFunding to support Gaucher Association of Australia & New Zealand's (GAANZ) website creation, advocacy activities, annual conference activities, creation of patient educational materials, attendance at educational meetings, facilitation of committee meetings and administrative supplies.1000010000
2018ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia's patient and carer support, advocacy and education and event sponsorship of the 2019 Patient and Carer conference.2500025000
2018ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia's targeted education and community awareness programs.2600026000
2018ShireHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaFunding to support Haemophilia Foundation Australia's musculoskeletal (MSK) management Continuing Education Fund which will be used for the costs of local or overseas MSK, sports medicine or orthopaedic experts to deliver presentations at their annual meeting.1818.11818.1
2018ShireHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaFunding for gold sponsorship of Haemophilia Foundation Australia's 19th Australian Conference on Haemophilia, VWD & Rare bleeding disorders.3300033000
2018ShireHaemophilia Foundation AustraliaFunding to support the Haemophilia Foundation Australia's 2018 Ageing Project.5100051000
2018ShireImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaFunding to support the Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia's Patient and Healthcare Professional Resource Kits.3000030000
2018ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding for the renewal of company membership to Rare Voices Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Round Table.1500015000
2018ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's bi-annual National Rare Disease Summit.2000020000
2019ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's membership fees for their patient support programme for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis patients.368368
2019ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's bronze sponsorship as a print partner for World IBD Day and Crohn's & Colitis Awareness Month in 2019.50005000
2019ShireAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's 2019 quarterly "Inside Insights" printed and digital educational magazines for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.5500055000
2019ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia's disease awareness activities, patient educational activities and their 2019 advocacy program.2000020000
2019ShireGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandFunding to support Gaucher Association of Australia & New Zealand's various projects and initiatives in 2019 including the creation of educational material for members, patient advocacy and supporting Gaucher Awareness Day.1500015000
2019ShireGenetic Alliance AustraliaFunding to support Genetic Alliance Australia's educational event 'Genetics - Today's Science for Everyday Families' for families with genetic concerns seeking information and resources.23502350
2019ShireImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaFunding to support The Immune Deficiency Foundation Australia (IDFA) for awareness, education and advocacy activities, events and initiatives for Primary and Secondary Immune Deficient patients.2000020000
2019ShireParenteral Nutrition Down UnderFunding to support Parenteral Nutrition Down Under Inc. in their provision of resources and activities for its members. These include ongoing resources, such as printed and digital educational resources for patients, patient surveys and activities such as patient perspective representation at forums and conferences.50005000
2019ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding for the renewal of company membership to Rare Voices Australia and Pharmaceutical Industry Round Table.1500015000
2019ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's 2019 Parliamentary Events which aim to highlight the challenges of rare diseases, opportunities for improvement and to raise the profile and awareness of rare disease.1500015000
2019ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's ongoing Industry Roundtable in 2019.1500015000
2020ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia’s Be Rare. Be YOU. Tattoo campaign through the purchase and use of Be Rare. Be YOU. tattoos.10001000
2020ShireFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia's Fabry Patient Educational virtual meeting and printing of their Factsheet booklet "Understanding Fabry Disease" and other educational materials for Fabry patients.2500025000
2020ShireGaucher Association of Australia & New ZealandFunding to support Gaucher Association of Australia & New Zealand in the areas of:
- Mask and media costs related to International Gaucher Day;
- 2021 Melbourne meeting and a joint Gaucher and Fabry meeting at the ICIEM 2021 Conference;
- Educational initiatives and resources - Lexi's Brave Bunny; and
- Cancellation fees related to flight bookings for the European Working Group meeting.
1000010000
2020ShireHAE AustralasiaFunding to support HAE Australasia Ltd's Patient Survey in the areas of:
- Software and data analysis; and
- Patient Meet Ups for patients and their carers in the areas of travel, accommodation, venue hire, catering and educational resources.
1350013500
2020ShireImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaFunding to support The Immune Deficiency Foundation Australia Ltd (IDFA) in the areas of:
- Weekly online support group program and webinar series for members, carers and healthcare professionals;
- Establishment of an online platform to deliver member support; and
- Production of resources to support online member support initiatives.
1000010000
2020ShireImmune Deficiency Foundation AustraliaFunding to support The Immune Deficiency Foundation Australia Ltd's (IDFA) development and printing of educational patient resources for raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of primary and secondary immune deficiencies and their management and for the update and rebuild of the IDFA website.2000020000
2020ShireParenteral Nutrition Down UnderFunding to support Parenteral Nutrition Down Under Inc.'s publication and printing costs of resources for their Home Parenteral Nutrition members.50005000
2020ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's Rare Disease Day Parliamentary Events 2020 which aim to highlight the challenges of rare diseases, opportunities for improvement and to raise the profile and awareness of rare disease.80008000
2020ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's 2020 Mentorship and Education Project in the areas of travel and accommodation costs only and the development of printed Action Plan implementation one-page summaries for specific stakeholders. This project includes the RVA Speakers Program: Engaging with the Action Plan and Advocacy Mentorship for RVA Partner organisations.1000010000
2020ShireRare Voices AustraliaFunding to support Rare Voices Australia's National Rare Disease Summit 2021. The Summit will bring together all stakeholders, with the focus to build on the Priorities and Actions of the National Strategic Action Plan for Rare Diseases.2000020000
2014TakedaLymphoma AustraliaSupport for National Education Day1500015000
2015TakedaLeukaemia Foundation Of AustraliaSponsorship of the Leukaemia Foundation Newsletter1700017000
2015TakedaLymphoma AustraliaSupport for National Education Days13636.3613636.36
2016TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationSponsorship of flyers - distributed to CCA members, hospitals, support groups, volunteers, commnunity centres and social media posts, throughout May 201675007500
2016TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationPhone Helpline
Specialised 1800 Helpline offering information, counselling and support nationally for all people living with IBD. With over 4,000 calls made through the service each year, the telephone helpline provides immediate guidance and support to p
2500025000
2016TakedaGut FoundationIBD Day
Support for the program for the Australian IBD Day - 19 May 2016. This included: Social media strategy development and execution
Media release develoment and distribution
Online Content collateral, photos, videos, graphic design Sponsorship of the
50005000
2017TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationOnline Research Update Series and Guide to IBD Brochure3500035000
2017TakedaMyeloma AustraliaSponsorship of MSAG Myeloma Education Workshop September 201750005000
2017TakedaRare Cancers AustraliaSick or Treat Ball table sponsorship22732273
2018TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationIBD Quality of Care Program - The Patient Experience (Stage 2) - Quantitative National Survey5000050000
2018TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationNational IBD helpline and Online Research Video updates5000050000
2018TakedaRare Cancers AustraliaHalloween Charity Ball table sponsorship25002500
2019TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's "My IBD Care" hardcopy booklet and e-book version for members, others living with IBD and distribution at IBD forums and events and the printing and distribution of the Crohn's and Colitis membership brochure.4000040000
2019TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's National IBD Helpline for people living with IBD and updates of online research video interviews with specialists, researchers and academics for members.5000050000
2019TakedaLung Foundation AustraliaFunding to support Lung Foundation Australia's Hope in Every Breath Ball through a table sponsorship.30003000
2019TakedaRare Cancers AustraliaFunding to support Rare Cancers Australia's Halloween Charity Ball through a table sponsorship.1000010000
2020TakedaADHD AustraliaFunding to support ADHD Australia Ltd's Better Futures Initiative and Better Futures Symposium in the areas of:
- Initial research to understand key challenges facing patients prior to online symposium;
- Technology costs for webcast of online symposium;
- Event room/studio hire for online symposium;
- Promotion of the online symposium; and
- Preparation of post symposium analysis and funding.
5000050000
2020TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's & Colitis Australia's 2020 quarterly "Inside Insights" printed and digital educational magazines for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.4500045000
2020TakedaAustralian Crohn's and Colitis AssociationFunding to support Crohn's and Colitis Australia's initiatives in the areas of:
- A national IBD Helpline for people living with IBD;
- Identifying Australian priorities for Inflammatory Bowel Disease research;
- A guide to IBD brochure for health professionals and the Crohn’s and Colitis community; and
- A silver sponsor for Crohn's and Colitis Awareness month.
6500065000
2020TakedaFabry AustraliaFunding to support Fabry Australia's "Fabry Disease Guideline Review Project". The goal of this project is to engage with Fabry Australia and recent survey data findings and to inform a new set of criteria to be shared and peer reviewed as current guidelines for Fabry disease treatments do not meet requirements. Funding will support the engagement of a project manager and medical writer.1100011000
2020TakedaPatient Voice InitiativeFunding to support Patient Voice Initiative Incorporated's "Sponsors Roundtable" virtual event through a silver corporate sponsorship.75007500
2013UCBEpilepsy Association of South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT)Funds donated to support the Youth Leadership Epilepsy Camp21012101
2013UCBEpilepsy Association of South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT)Funds donated to support the creation of an Epilepsy awareness book called the "Trigger Book"50005000
2013UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Longitudinal Research Wave and Annual Epilepsy Society dinner2750027500
2013UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease909.09909.09
2014UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds donated to support the Arthritis foundation booklet for back pain2425024250
2014UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds donated to the Arthritis Australia to support fellowship grant and research program6500065000
2014UCBArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Funds donated to support the unity 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease345345
2014UCBEpilepsy Association of South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT)Funds donated to the Epilepsy Centre South Australia and Northern Teritory to support the SYNERGY Transition project30003000
2014UCBEpilepsy Association of South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT)Funds donated to the Epilepsy Centre South Australia and Northern Teritory to support the SUMMIT1625 project1500015000
2014UCBEpilepsy AustraliaSupport of the medication adherance survey and reportnon financial support0
2014UCBEpilepsy AustraliaFunds donated to support the Epilepsy Australia website upgrade1920019200
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Epilepsy Foundation Australian and New Zealand Dravet Syndrome Family Conference20002000
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Epilepsy Foundation Purple Day1000010000
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Epilepsy Foundation website upgrade1500015000
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Epilepsy Foundation research register project1500015000
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to the Epilepsy Foundation to support the Longitudinal Research into the Impact of Epilepsy in the community2000020000
2014UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to the Epilepsy foundation to support the smart schools program2210022100
2014UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Support of the medication adherance survey and reportnon financial support0
2014UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support the Queensland Epilepsy Symposium40004000
2014UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds donated to support the unity 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease30003000
2014UCBParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease15001500
2014UCBParkinson's South Australia (SA)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease10001000
2014UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease25002500
2014UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease10001000
2015UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds donated to the Arthritis Australia to support the printing of consumer booklets2000020000
2015UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds donated to the Arthritis Australia to support fellowship grant and research program5000050000
2015UCBArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Funds donated to support an educational seminar for Musculosketal Conditions450450
2015UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support their annual health professional seminar550550
2015UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support an educational seminar to healthcare professionals750750
2015UCBEpilepsy Foundationnon financial support to host meeting to better understand the unmet need of patients with epilepsy00
2015UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Epilepsy foundation annual meeting60006000
2015UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Australian Epilepsy Research Register Expansion project1000010000
2015UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds donated to support the Patient story project1800018000
2015UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support the Queensland Epilepsy "Out of the box" Symposium55725572
2015UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds donated to support the unity 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease30003000
2015UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds donated to Reprint the 'DASH information booklet' for Parkinson Disease patients70357035
2015UCBParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support the Parkinson’s Queensland Seminar15001500
2015UCBParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease in Queensland15001500
2015UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease in Victoria35003500
2015UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funds donated to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease in Western Australia10001000
2016UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds to support the reprint of consumer booklets for distribution2891828918
2016UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funds to support the Arthritis Queensland health professionals seminar600600
2016UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD)Funds to support consumer resources information packs for newly diagnosed patients50005000
2016UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFunds to support the MyEpilepsy Key project2500025000
2016UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFunds to support the Medikids Explainz Epilepsy project3000030000
2016UCBEpilepsy Action Australia, Epilepsy Foundation, Epilepsy AustraliaCollaboration by circulating the details of a live streaming to people with epilepsy, families and carersnon-financial support of an opportunity for people living with epilepsy, families and carers to listen to an international neurologist, speak on the topic of Quality of Life and Epilepsy through a live streaming oline presentation0
2016UCBEpilepsy Assocation of Western Australia (WA)Collaboration in organising a patient value table to enhance the undersadning o fthe patients experience with Parkinson Disease in New South Walesnon-financial support of patient meeting to gather feedback from patients experiences0
2016UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Epilepsy foundation annual meeting60006000
2016UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the NDIS pre planning resources project1500015000
2016UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the expansion of the epilepsy research register1500015000
2016UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Australian epilepsy longitudinal study (AELS) Wave 42000020000
2016UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Epilepsy foundation smart schools program - 'extending the reach'100000100000
2016UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Funds to support the Queensland Epilepsy "Out of the box" Symposium60906090
2016UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Collaboration in organising a patient value table to enhance the undersadning o fthe patients experience with Parkinson Disease in New South Walesnon-financial support of patient meeting to gather feedback from patients experiences0
2016UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds to support the Annual Unity Walk & Run for Parkinson Disease patients in New South Wales30003000
2016UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Collaboration in a Parkinson's Disease Patient Education Meeting448.18448.18
2016UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support the Living Well - Health Care Professionals Seminar15001500
2016UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support the InSearch Parkinson's Research Series25002500
2016UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease in Victoria35003500
2016UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funds to support the 'walk in the park' for Parkinson's Disease in Western Australia10001000
2017UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds to support training of 10 new paediatric rheumatologists to support Australian Paediatric Rheumatology Group10001000
2017UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFunds to support a project to review, update, print consumer resources for distribution2535025350
2017UCBEpilepsy ACT, Epilepsy Action, Epilepsy Association of Tasmania, Epilepsy Association of Western Australia (WA), Epilepsy Australia, Epilespy Centre South Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT), Epilepsy Foundation, Epilepsy Queensland (QLD)Fund to support for patient education seminars throughout 20171000010000
2017UCBEpilepsy CentreFunds to support the building youth workshop10001000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Genetic Epilepsy Family Conference20002000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the epilepsy Foundation Patient Day48404840
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support of the Trek for Epilepsy50005000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunding to support the Annual Dinner60006000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Epilepsy foundation smart schools program media launch70007000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the IEC Barcelon 2017 Project1080510805
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Australian epilepsy longitudinal study (AELS) Wave 42000020000
2017UCBEpilepsy FoundationFunds to support the Praxhub Group- providing medical practitioners with access to resources4850048500
2017UCBEpilepsy Foundation, Epilepsy Action & Epilepsy AustraliaNon- financial support - Collaboration by conducting a survey for adult and paediatric patients with Epilepsy00
2017UCBEpilepsy Support Centre WestFunds to support the Epilepsy educational day14001400
2017UCBEpilpesy FoundationFunds to support the 'Tackling Epilepsy in Later years 'program for the production of educational resources50005000
2017UCBGlobal Healthy Living FoundationFunds to support the development and implementof vital patient-centered activites for Australian patient's and caregiver's community1000010000
2017UCBOrange Neurology CentreFunds to support three patient support group meetings17001700
2017UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds to support the 10th Annual Unity Walk & Run for Parkinson Disease patients in New South Wales30003000
2017UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Funds to support the regional educational seminars50005000
2017UCBParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Funds to support the 'A walk in the park' in Queensland27502750
2017UCBParkinson's South Australia (SA)Funds to support the 'A walk in the park' in South Australia15001500
2017UCBParkinson's Support Group Wagga WaggaFunds to support the Parkinsons education day13001300
2017UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support for the 'A walk in the park' in Victoria35003500
2017UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support the Parkinsons' Research Series: Insearch50005000
2017UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Funds to support the National PD Nurses meeting4020040200
2017UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Funds to support for the 'A walk in the park' in Western Australia11001100
2018UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for the project 'patient journey, A patient panel with Arthritis Australia' national reference group to understand each patient's journey and experience of life with their condition.40254025
2018UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial Support for developing and reviewing the colour booklet for consumers with arthritis. This resource is designed to discuss the factors involved when considering family planning, pregnancy and early stages of parenting for both men and women with arthritis.1560015600
2018UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial Support for a project to review, update and print consumer booklets for distribution to callers of the National Arthritis Helpline and at a consumer health professional educational seminar.2535025350
2018UCBArthritis Foundation of Western Australia (WA)Financial support to develop consumer reference handbooks for people living with Ankylosing Spondylitis and Psoriatic Arthritis50005000
2018UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD), Australian Rheumatology Association Queensland (ARAQ)Financial Support of the Arthritis Queensland Seminar for healthcare professionals750750
2018UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support was provided to the Chief Executive Officer Carol Ireland from Epilepsy Action to attend and speak to UCB Directors on collaborations with Patient Organisations.500500
2018UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support for the production of two animated educational first aid for seizure digital videos for children and adults that would be distributed onto the foundation website to assist the community on first aid seizures.1000010000
2018UCBEpilepsy Assocation of Western Australia (WA)Financial support provided to the patient organisation to conduct 10 seminars in 2018 covering topics on epilepsy and employment, driving, wellbeing, medication compliance, aid and equipment, new diagnosis, dementia for patients to Healthcare Professionals in Western Australia1000010000
2018UCBEpilepsy Centre, Epilepsy Association of South Australia (SA) and the Northern Territory (NT)The Epilepsy Centre, Epilepsy Association of South Australia and the Northern Territory is a non-for-profit patient organisation committed to supporting the Epilepsy community. The Financial support provided for the 'Epilepsy Youth and Young Adults Camp' workshops to support youths living with epilepsy.15001500
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support for the 'Epilepsy Walk 2018'. The event aims to raise both awareness and funds to support research and development for the foundation to benefit epilepsy patients.25002500
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support provided to the patient organisation for the Webinar Epilepsy and Schools to educate children and their peers to improved epilepsy awareness.50005000
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationSupport provided to the Epilepsy Foundation for the Genetic Epilepsy Family Conference. The conference enabled people to learn more on the latest research in genetic epilepsy and attend workshops designed for parents and carers to help manage children and adolescents with genetic epilepsy.50005000
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationThe Epilepsy foundation in an non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting epilepsy patients and their families. The funds assisted the annual epilepsy foundation dinner for clients and people who support and partner the work of the Epilepsy Foundation.60006000
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationSupport provided to the Epilepsy Foundation project 'People living with epilepsy and caregiver webinar series'. The support allowed a series of four webinars for people living with epilepsy and caregivers to better understand the psycho-social impact of epilepsy.2000020000
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationSupport provided to the Epilepsy Foundation for the webinars 'Updated Epilepsy training for disability sector- Know Me, Support Me'. The development of evidence based online resources provided information, practical tools, resources and education for people with disabilities.3000030000
2018UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support for the Online resource project Epilepsy training for the aged care sector - Epilepsy in later years 'Understand Me, Support Me' developed an education and training package for the aged care sector which builds the capacity of aged care workers and carers to better understand epilepsy and seizures and its impact on the older person, to improve service practice and person centred outcomes.3000030000
2018UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Epilepsy Queensland is a patient organisation committed to providing information to families and individuals with epilepsy across Queensland, the support provided for the Annual Symposium 'thinking outside the box' in Brisbane, for medical specialists, GP's , Allied health professionals, health professionals, medical students and people with epilepsy and their families to raise awareness of epilepsy.65506550
2018UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Parkinson's New South Wales Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. The financial support was provided for the Educational Seminars in 2018, which aims to provide education on treatment options and latest research developments.80008000
2018UCBParkinson's Queensland (QLD)Parkinson's Queensland is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease and their families in Queensland. The financial support provided for the education meeting 'Newly diagnosed forum' to raise awareness of Parkinson's Disease and help engage healthcare professionals and researchers within the communities across Queensland.10001000
2018UCBParkinson's South Australia (SA)Parkinson's South Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease their families and healthcare professionals. Financial support was provided to assist the annual "A walk in the park" event.18001800
2018UCBParkinson's South Australia (SA)Parkinson's South Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's, families and healthcare professionals in South Australia. Financial Support was provided to assist the 2018 Conference with various topics on Parkinson's Disease.20002000
2018UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a not- for -profit organisation thatprovides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and Healthcare Professionals, support was provided for the Parkinson's Victoria event 'Australian National Movement Disorder Nurse Meeting 2018'. The meeting aimed at nurse specialists to offer focused education to meet their specific professional development needs.4700047000
2018UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. Financial support was provided to assist the annual "A walk in the park" event.30003000
2018UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Parkinson's Western Australia Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and Healthcare Professionals. Financial Support was provided to assist the annual " A walk in the park" event.10001000
2018UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Parkinson's Western Australia Inc is a not-profit- profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and Healthcare Professionals. Financial support provided for the General Practitioner Seminar Series for South Western Australia on the topic 'G.P. Information Seminar Management of Advanced Parkinson's'.35003500
2019UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for printing of colour booklets for consumers with Arthritis. These booklets contain resources which discuss factors to consider for family planning, pregnancy, and early stages of parenting for both men and women with arthritis.55005500
2019UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for a project Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Program (RASP). RASP provided delivery of information to patients living with Rheumatoid arthritis to support them with their care.7000070000
2019UCBArthritis Queensland (QLD), Australian Rheumatology Association Queensland (ARAQ)Financial support of the Arthritis Queensland Seminar for healthcare professionals to offer focused education to meet their specific professional development needs.750750
2019UCBChronic Illness AllianceSupport towards the attendance of Christine Walker, Executive officer to ESA Congress to present a scientific poster 'Association between geographical remoteness and epilepsy disease management: A survey of adult and paediatric epilepsy patients in Australia' in Sydney1150.261150.26
2019UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support for the Epilepsy Awareness and Educational day held at Gosford Hospital in New South Wales, Australia.600600
2019UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support for the production of two animated educational first aid for seizure digital videos for children and adults that would be distributed onto the foundation website to assist the community on first aid seizures translated in Japanese.35003500
2019UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support for the production of a SUDEP and Seizure Safety Checklist Project.3350033500
2019UCBEpilepsy Assocation of Western Australia (WA)Financial support provided to the patient organisation to conduct 3 seminars/webinars in 2019 covering topics on epilepsy and employment, driving, wellbeing, medication compliance, aid and equipment, new diagnosis, dementia for patients to Healthcare Professionals in Western Australia1000010000
2019UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support for the 'Epilepsy Walk 2019'. The event aims to raise both awareness and funds to support research and development for the foundation to benefit epilepsy patients.50005000
2019UCBEpilepsy FoundationThe Epilepsy foundation in an non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting epilepsy patients and their families. The funds assisted the annual epilepsy foundation dinner for clients and people who support and partner the work of the Epilepsy Foundation.60006000
2019UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support provided to the Australian Epilepsy Research Register (AERR) and Longitudinal Study (AELS) Project. The register encourages people with epilepsy, their families and caregivers to participate in research that will increase understanding about epilepsy and the impact on people's lives. The support provided production of two papers for peer journals, promoting the AERR and prepared questions for the next wave of the study 2019/2020.2000020000
2019UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support provided to the Epilepsy Foundation project, Epilepsy Management Plan an Online System (web application). The support provided to the Epilepsy Foundation developed an online Epilepsy Management plan (EMP) and Epilepsy Emergency Management plan (EEMP) production and management system (web application) for people living with epilepsy and those who support them.3000030000
2019UCBEpilepsy Queensland (QLD)Epilepsy Queensland is a patient organisation committed to providing information to families and individuals with epilepsy across Queensland, the support provided for the Annual Symposium 'thinking outside the box' in Brisbane, for medical specialists, GP's , Allied health professionals, health professionals, medical students and people with epilepsy and their families to raise awareness of epilepsy.65506550
2019UCBMusculoskeletal AustraliaFinancial support for a webinar on the diagnosis and management of psoriatic arthritis for consumers of Musculoskeletal Australia.30003000
2019UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Parkinson's New South Wales Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. The financial support was provided for a GP Educational Seminar in 2019 held in Port Macquarie, which provided education on treatment options and latest research900900
2019UCBParkinson's New South Wales (NSW)Parkinson's New South Wales Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. The financial support was provided for the Educational Seminars in 2019, which aims to provide education on treatment options and latest research developments.25002500
2019UCBParkinson's South Australia (SA)Parkinson's South Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's, families and healthcare professionals in South Australia. Financial support was provided to assist the 2019 Conference with various topics on Parkinson's Disease and financial support provided to the annual "A walk in the park"50005000
2019UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. Financial support was provided to assist the annual "A walk in the park" event.30003000
2019UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a not- for -profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and Healthcare Professionals, support was provided for the Parkinson's Victoria event 'Smart Health Event'. The meeting aimed at healthcare professionals to offer focused education to meet their specific professional development needs40004000
2019UCBParkinson's Western Australia (WA)Parkinson's Western Australia Inc is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and Healthcare Professionals. Financial support was provided to assist the annual "A walk in the park" event.10001000
2020UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for the Arthritis Australia PsA Patient support program MyAS Website development project.3000030000
2020UCBArthritis Foundation of AustraliaFinancial support for the Arthritis Australia PsA Patient support program MyPsA Website development project.3000030000
2020UCBEpilepsy Action AustraliaFinancial support for the Better consult project development. The benefit to the patient will be more time to think through symptoms so as to be better prepared for the consultation, resulting in enhanced interaction between patient and their healthcare professional.3000030000
2020UCBEpilepsy Assocation of Western Australia (WA)Financial support provided to the patient organisation to rebuild the website and two webinar/recorded seminars in 2020.1250012500
2020UCBEpilepsy Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Epilepsy Action, Epilepsy Association of Tasmania (TAS), Epilepsy Association of Western Australia (WA), Epilepsy Australia, Epilespy Centre Southern Australia (SA) and Northern Territory (NT), Epilepsy Foundation, Epilepsy Queensland (QLD)UCB Australia worked collaboratively to launch a disease awareness PR campaign called ‘Look for Epilepsy’. The objective was to help raise public awareness about the associated stigma and how epilepsy impacts the lives of patients every day.00
2020UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support for the 'Virtual walk for Epilepsy'. The event aims to raise both awareness and funds to support research and development for the foundation to benefit epilepsy patients.50005000
2020UCBEpilepsy FoundationFinancial support provided to the Australian Epilepsy Research Register (AERR)and Longitudinal Study (AELS) Project. The register encourages people with epilepsy, their families and caregivers to participate in research that will increase understanding about epilepsy and the impact on people's lives. The support procided funding to analyse and report on the data from Wave 5.2000020000
2020UCBGlobal Healthy Living FoundationGlobal Healthy Living Foundation Pty Ltd (CreakyJoints Australia) a not-forprofitPatient Organisation Support for contribution to allow the organisation to continue its efforts developing and implementing vital patient-centred education, support and advocacy for the Australian patientand caregiver community impacted by the ongoing public health crisis.1000010000
2020UCBParkinson's Victoria (VIC)Parkinson's Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support and information to people living with Parkinson's Disease, their families and healthcare professionals. Financial support was provided to assist virtual 'Walk in the park' event.25002500
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsArthritis Queensland (QLD), Australian Rheumatology Association Queensland (ARAQ)Charitable Contribution: Circle of Care Cystic Fibrosis Families - Patient information program to support families of babies diagnosed with CF3440034400
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis AustraliaSponsorship: Event sponsor and host of Supporter Breakfast at the Marathon Event December 12 20202200022000
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis AustraliaCharitable Contribution: COVID-19 and CF Comorbidities Patient Education Program3482034820
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis Community CareCharitable Contribution: COVID-19 Response Packages (CRP) aims to support people with CF and their families to optimise their health and wellbeing during the pandemic while they are in isolation1105011050
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis Queensland (QLD)Sponsorship: Queensland CF Nurses Conference December 3-4 202050005000
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis South Australia (SA)Sponsorship: South Australian Nurses and Allied Health Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Study Day1298012980
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsCystic Fibrosis Western Australia (WA)Sponsorship of Respiratory Training Program for Nurses and Physiotherapists held on 7-11 September 202012101210
2020Vertex PharmaceuticalsPatient Voice InitiativeSponsorship: Patient Voice Initiative(PVI) 2020-2021 Patient and Patient Advocacy Group Education Series82508250
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