ROC Research

Through our partners at Monash University’s Hudson Institute of Medical Research, ROC Inc  have been able to create research which is now the world’s largest for JGCT- Juvenile Granulosa Cell Tumour.
The goal of the research is to find the mutated gene through genomics for treatment options and to find a cure!

#RockForROC

Paint and Hide a Rock to Raise Awareness for Ovarian Cancer.

Find a Rock for ROC and post on our Facebook group.

Donate Now

Donate to our research appeal to help find a cure.

WINGS OF AWARNESS

Ovarian cancer Awareness Wings creating a picture of hope for those diagnosed with Ovarian cancer. We welcome you to help create awareness and have your picture taken with our bold and beautiful Awareness Wings and post to your social media accounts with the hashtag #RockforROC.

OVARIAN CANCER RESOURCES

Treatments, clinical trials and support organisations for ovarian cancer patients and families.

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NO MORE SLEEPS! ROC Ride 4 Research 2024 has started with a beautiful morning from BIG4 Tasman Holiday Park Bright . Ride organisers Peter Reaburn Claire Reaburn, 29 rider riders including Simon Chu Stephen Mitchell have raised so far over $170,000 towards their goal of $200,000 for vital research and awareness for #rareovariancancer. Show your support today website in bio
Big thank you to our Major sponsor @Bendigo Bank @Oscar on Main Beach Resort Orica @MM Kembla @Renewable Energy Partners
#RockforROC #rocr4r24 #ourwingsroc #JGCC #cyclinglife #granulosacelltumor #gctresearch #raredisease #ovariancancer Hudson Institute of Medical Research Centre for Endocrinology & Metabolism
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Great!!! Have a wonderful day 🫰

Good luck to all our wonderful riders. #ROCInc #rocr424 Thank you

Ride well and ride safely xx

Go team

Go Stephen 😎🤟

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ROC Inc are helping our partners, the Hudson Institute for Medical Research in Melbourne Australia, undertake enhanced DNA testing that could hold the answers for Rare Ovarian Cancer. Researchers have an opportunity to undertake this testing at a reduced cost and every dollar you can contribute counts.  Ovarian cancer does not discriminate, it affects women of all ages, and we need your help to shine a light and potentially change the lives of thousands of women.