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Gritty mum who did 3km with a walking frame to celebrate transplant, now Fit for Life!

Transplant Australia is delighted to be working with new Fit for Life! Ambassador Jennifer Dicker, a liver recipient from Victoria. The 49-year-old mother of three daughters and stepmother of two…

Chris ThomasMay 23, 2017

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Healthcare professionals embrace Fit for Life Fun Run at the 2017 TSANZ Conference

The launch of Fit for Life in Australia has been a huge success, supported by the wonderful healthcare professionals, transplant specialists and doctors at the TSANZ Conference. The TSANZ (Transplant…

Chris ThomasMay 11, 2017

General News

5 Aussies conquer Story Bridge to launch new health drive for organ recipients across Australia

The record-breaking Fit for Life! Initiative has launched today in Australia, to coincide with the annual TSANZ Conference in Brisbane, in a push to save more lives. 5 inspiring transplant recipients…

Chris ThomasMay 7, 2017

General News

Transplant Australia to hold WTG Training Camp for recipients at the Australian Institute of Sport

With the Aussies fielding one of the biggest teams ever at the upcoming World Transplant Games in Málaga, now only three months away, Transplant Australia is helping athletes excel by running…

Chris ThomasMarch 30, 2017

General News

Fulfilling our Mission with some exciting staff changes: statement from Transplant Australia

Transplant Australia CEO Chris Thomas has announced some exciting new changes to the national office, to help take the organisation into the future and better represent the interests of those…

Chris ThomasDecember 1, 2016

General News

Fit for Life! Launch, Chicago

November 9, 2016 The World Transplant Games Federation entered a new era this month with the public launch of its Fit for Life! Global Initiative. The mantra of Fit for…

Chris ThomasNovember 11, 2016

Australian "Fit for Life" ambassador, Monty Summers

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NEW GLOBAL CAMPAIGN TO KEEP TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’

A new worldwide campaign to demonstrate what transplant recipients can achieve with their second chance at life gets underway in Chicago, USA, this weekend. Two Australian recipients are part of…

Chris ThomasNovember 4, 2016

General News

HEART DOUBLE LUNG RECIPIENT JOINS THE ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’ CAMPAIGN

Kate Phillips was a latecomer to running. In fact, she was 27 years old before she went for her first real jog. Born with a hole in the heart and…

Chris ThomasOctober 27, 2016

General News

GLOBAL CAMPAIGN UNCOVERS THE NEW FACES OF BEING ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’

October 10, 2016 A worldwide search to discover 12 news faces to represent a global campaign to show what transplant recipients can do with their new lives is complete,…

Chris ThomasOctober 11, 2016

General News

New ‘Fit for Life’ Global Initiative invites recipients to be part of a unique experience

Transplant Australia is pleased to announce its support of the new Fit for Life! Global Initiative announced at the International Congress of The Transplantation Society in Hong Kong today. The…

Chris ThomasAugust 19, 2016

Fit for Life!

Gritty mum who did 3km with a walking frame to celebrate transplant, now Fit for Life!

Healthcare professionals embrace Fit for Life Fun Run at the 2017 TSANZ Conference

5 Aussies conquer Story Bridge to launch new health drive for organ recipients across Australia

Transplant Australia to hold WTG Training Camp for recipients at the Australian Institute of Sport

Fulfilling our Mission with some exciting staff changes: statement from Transplant Australia

Fit for Life! Launch, Chicago

NEW GLOBAL CAMPAIGN TO KEEP TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’

HEART DOUBLE LUNG RECIPIENT JOINS THE ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’ CAMPAIGN

GLOBAL CAMPAIGN UNCOVERS THE NEW FACES OF BEING ‘FIT FOR LIFE!’

New ‘Fit for Life’ Global Initiative invites recipients to be part of a unique experience

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