Trauma event engages a global crowd
This week The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Trauma Service delivered a masterclass on children’s burns to 162 sites across Victoria, Australia and internationally.
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Childhood bullying hurts parents too, poll finds
Parents are crying out for more help to address and prevent childhood bullying as research shows one in five has a child experience bullying in the last school term. Read more.
Where are the fish?
We’re delighted to share the exciting news that our builders are getting ready to bring back the fish.
Video: Why infant mental health is so important
We know that being in our NICU can be a stressful time in a family and their baby’s life – click through to see what work we’re doing to help.
RCH wins four awards for excellence at RACP Congress
Four RCH paediatricians were recognised at the annual Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) Congress, taking out four awards for excellence. Click here to read more.
Peter’s story: Life lessons from growing up in hospital
Peter was a patient of the RCH for 14 years. Here, he shares what life lessons he learnt from spending much of his childhood in hospital.
Celebrating RCH’s oldest and youngest volunteers
This week, we’ve been celebrating our team of more than 600 dedicated volunteers at the RCH with our annual Volunteers Festival.
Volunteering inspired a career change for Ranjeet
Time as an RCH volunteer inspired Ranjeet to make a career change from the corporate world. Read his story.
A reading by children’s book author Tony Wilson
The RCH joined hospitals, schools and libraries across Australia for the 18th National Simultaneous Storytime.
Getting to know RCH teacher Belinda
This Education Week we’re getting to know Belinda; a teacher with the RCH Education Institute who brings the joy of learning to children across the hospital.