February 15th is international childhood cancer day and the The Kids' Cancer Project 'Say K'day' campaign is aiming to raise funds and awareness for kids with cancer by replacing G'day with K'day. 

Conor Colgan, now 16-years-old, shared his inspiring story of how he was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 5.

Conor is doing well and is a strong advocate for childhood brain cancer, telling 6PR Breakfast the funds raised for research will be used to find less extensive measures for treating kids with cancer.

February 15th is international childhood cancer day and the The Kids' Cancer Project 'Say K'day' campaign is aiming to raise funds and awareness for kids with cancer by replacing G'day with K'day. 
Conor Colgan, now 16-years-old, shared his inspiring story of how he was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 5.
Conor is doing well and is a strong advocate for childhood brain cancer, telling 6PR Breakfast the funds raised for research will be used to find less extensive measures for treating kids with cancer.

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

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