Community & Partners

Actively contributing to our community through partnerships and our own initiatives is at the core of our business.  As part of our social community responsibility we are privileged to partner with the following organisations. We encourage you to learn more and join in too. ​​
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Danger Sun Overhead

Danger Sun Overhead has educated 35,000+ outdoor workers on the risks associated with working in the sun.

The program promotes the prevention, awareness and early detection of skin cancers, including melanoma primarily to the construction and mining industries.

Established by the Joanne Crotty whose husband Rohan Crotty, unfortunately lost his battle with melanoma in July 2009 at the age of 43, the program and its benefits is invaluable to outdoor workers. 

sundicators is working with the DSO Team to promote their programme.

To book at DSO Program, ring Jo Crotty on 0418 728 347.
AMRF

Australian Melanoma Research Foundation

The AMRF proactively seeks grant submissions from recognised melanoma research organisations across Australia to support researchers and specific research projects.

The AMRF aims to be recognised nationally for its collaborative approach to funding research into the prevention, early detection and treatment of skin cancer and melanoma.

We proudly donate $1.00 from every online sundicators order to the Australian Melanoma Research Foundation.

Melanoma Institute Australia

Sun Safe Workshop

The MIA School Program continues to educate thousands of students every year through their engaging Sun Safe Workshop.  

The 30-minute interactive Sun Safe Workshop focuses on developing a strong understanding and knowledge about sun safety as well as educating students about the dangers of melanoma, and the best methods for prevention and early detection.
MAF

Melanoma Awareness Foundation

MAF was established as a legacy to Amanda Carter who sadly, she lost her brave battle with Melanoma Cancer on the 12th of November 2007, aged just 25.

The foundation is dedicated to saving lives from this potentially deadly disease, a disease that sadly takes the lives of almost twice as many Queenslanders as road fatalities.

Read more about their Youth Education Program and Linda Geiger Parent Education Program.