‘I’m 25 with olive skin – being told I had melanoma was a scary wake up call’.
Oceana Strachan
model & melanoma survivor
GAME ON MOLE
Melanoma is the most common cancer for Aussies aged 20 to 39.
The first sign of melanoma is often a new or changing mole.
GAME ON MOLE is a call to action to take your skin seriously!
KNOW YOUR SKIN
check for changes
BE SUN-SAFE
protect your skin
BUY THE T-SHIRT
spread the word!
BUY THE T-SHIRT
We’ve collaborated with EVERYTHING’S GOOD to bring you new GAME ON MOLE tees. Buy the t-shirt and start life-saving conversations about sun safety and skin health!
EVERYTHING’S GOOD is donating profits from GAME ON MOLE t-shirt sales to help fund MIA research so we can find a cure for melanoma.
KNOW YOUR SKIN
Take a pic of your skin now,
and again at the end of summer.
If you notice any changes seek medical advice.
WHAT'S THAT?
Our cheeky mole surrendering when he is spotted by a dermatoscope.*
*A magnifying tool used by GPs and dermatologists to check the skin.
BE SUN-SAFE
When the UV index is 3 and above you need to protect your skin.
Seek shade
Protective clothing
Wide-brimmed hat
Aus standard sunnies
SPF50 sunscreen
MY MELANOMA STORY
Four of our MIA ambassadors share their story.
GAME ON MOLE
in the media
Aussie sporting legends back Game On Mole on A Current Affair
'Know your skin' - Prof Georgina Long and her patient Jen Benfield on Sunrise
Peter Overton shares his melanoma story on 9News