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Live Fearless Walk in Melbourne!
Thanks so much to everyone who came along for the Live Fearless Walk in Melbourne on Sunday morning! It was so fantastic seeing such a strong presence as everyone raised awareness for Inflammatory Bowel Disease!
CCA CEO attends APAC summit
CCA CEO Leanne Raven was recently in Fukuoka, Japan, for the launch of the Statement of Consensus: Removing Barriers for Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients in the Asia-Pacific Region.
“I Thought My Stoma Bay Would Ruin My Life” – ABC Science documentary
Thank you so much to ABC Science and to Abbey for sharing your story! We encourage you to watch the documentary here.
Watch a recording of the IBD in the workplace webinar
Watch a recording of the IBD in the workplace webinar
CCA IBD PhD scholarship 2025 – applications now open
The Crohn’s & Colitis Australia IBD PhD Scholarship makes a provision of $32,000 per annum for up to (3) years full-time supporting CCA’s strategic priority of building inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) research capacity in Australia.
Upcoming webinar – ageing with IBD: finances and aged care
Join us on Thursday 18th September for the first webinar in our Ageing with IBD series
Free IBD in the workplace online webinar
To celebrate the launch of GutSmart's IBD in the Workplace resource, CCA invites you to an online webinar on Wednesday, 20 August, at 7pm AEST, which focuses on working with IBD.
PBS adds Ustekinumab and Omalizumab biosimilars.
From August 1, 2025, biosimilars SteQeyma (ustekinumab) has been listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) for some Crohn’s disease…
Thank you to our focus group participants!
Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our recent focus group for people living with IBD for over 30 years or aged 60 years and above.
CCA at GENCA conference
CCA at GENCA conference It was fantastic to connect with so many IBD nurses at the GENCA (Gastroenterological Nurses College…
Awareness Month 2025 recap
Monday, May 19 marked World IBD Day, where over 120 venues across Australia lit up purple in recognition of the almost 180,000 individuals living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.