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About
Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is one of Australia's leading medical research institutes, dedicated to fighting heart disease.
For over 30 years, our scientists have worked to understand, treat and prevent the conditions that affect so many Australian families.
Heart disease remains one of our biggest killers — but every discovery brings us closer to changing that. It only happens because of generous people like you.
This Giving Day, your donation directly funds the research behind new treatments, earlier diagnoses and a better understanding of inherited heart conditions — so more families get more time together.
You're not just supporting research. You're part of it.
How your donation helps
Before she was born, Inayah’s parents were told she might not survive. After five open-heart surgeries and a heart transplant, today—because of research—she’s dancing.
Your gift funds groundbreaking research including a clinical trial testing whether a simple vitamin B3 supplement could prevent congenital heart disease before it ever takes hold — sparing other families the heartbreak Inayah's parents lived through.
"I can't overstate the importance of philanthropic donations to our research."
Professor Sally Dunwoodie AO
Somewhere out there is another family being told to prepare for the worst. Your gift could change what they're told.
