Fanconi Anaemia Australia

Fanconi Anaemia Australia Ltd provides a variety of support services to families suffering Fanconi Anaemia within Australia, in addition to providing broad-based education to treating doctors, families, carers and the general public.

History

Fanconi Anaemia Australia was first established in February 2006 by Alan Howard-Jones as an Incorporated Association (FA Australia Incorporated).

Alan’s wife Charisse (now deceased) was a sufferer of Fanconi Anaemia, and had been heavily involved over the years supporting other families with Fanconi Anaemia via the internet support groups provided by Fanconi Anemia Research Fund in the USA.

Following their attendance at Camp Sunshine in Maine USA in 2005, Alan founded the organisation to provide support to Australian families and to assist in increasing public awareness of the disorder.

The organisation was restructured in 2007 as a Public company called Fanconi Anaemia Australia Ltd.

FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS
Financial Report (audited)
Constitution