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Walk for Kids with Cancer

We’re so grateful to everyone who walked, supported and cheered us on.

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Walk for Kids with Cancer 2026 has wrapped.

We’re so grateful to everyone who walked, supported and cheered us on.

Register your interest now to be first to hear about Walk for Kids with Cancer 2027.

Meet Flynn

Flynn was only three months old when he was diagnosed with infantile fibrosarcoma. Thankfully, genetic testing confirmed he could take a groundbreaking medication which shrunk the tumour by 90% in just six weeks.

Now, Flynn is almost two years old and is in remission thanks to extraordinary medical research. His parents, Tom and Marina, are determined to give back. They’re joining forces with SCHF to raise vital funds for childhood cancer research and care across the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network. Read more about Flynn's story.

Flynn as a newbord and his mum in hospital
Flynn sitting on his sofa next to a green dinosaur backpack

Acknowledgement of Country

SCHF is committed to partnering with Aboriginal staff, families and organisations to support programs and initiatives that embrace the strong spiritual and cultural wellbeing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and their communities – now and into the future.

Artwork: “In Unity We Heal.” by David Williams of Gilimbaa.

“In Unity We Heal.” by David Williams of Gilimbaa

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