If you’re in South Australia, you can recycle your 10¢ refundable bottles, cans and containers with @directcollectofficial and help support the Jodi Lee Foundation, just
Jodi’s last Christmas message – December 2009
Christmas was Jodi’s favourite time of the year. It was all about family and she loved the idea of everybody coming together to celebrate. Thirteen
Kirstie Alley passes away from bowel cancer
Hollywood actor Kirstie Alley sadly passed away last week at 71, from colon cancer, which, in Australia, is more commonly known as bowel cancer. Her
Adelaide Polo Classic selects Jodi Lee Foundation as charity partner
We are delighted to have been chosen by Adelaide Polo Classic as charity partner for this years’ event being held on November 11 & 12
View Your Poo!
Blood in your poo can be a sign of bowel cancer. So next time you go to the loo, we’re urging you to ‘View Your
Community Grants – apply now!
Apply now for a community grant In partnership with Star Discount Chemist, we are excited offer Jodi Lee Foundation Community Grants of up to $500
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Education Webinars
Bowel cancer is Australia’s second deadliest cancer, but if detected early it can be successfully treated in over 90 per cent of cases. GPEx, in
Gavin Wanganeen urges Aussies to get their sh!t together
Today we held our South Australian launch of our new Talking Sh!t bowel cancer awareness campaign, funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. We
Introducing the Talking Sh!t Show
Bowel cancer is the second biggest cancer killer in Australia, so it’s time to get talking! Australian cricketing great, Merv Hughes, is Australia’s latest talkshow
Launching our new awareness campaign – Talking Sh!t
Today we launched Talking Sh!t, our new awareness campaign in conjunction with the Australian Government Department of Health. With the help of our Talking Sh!t