Psychs on bikes to highlight mental health issues
The Royal Children’s Hospital will be represented on a 5,000 km motorcycle road trip from Perth to Melbourne to raise awareness of mental health issues in rural and remote Australia.
The Royal Children’s Hospital will be represented on a 5,000 km motorcycle road trip from Perth to Melbourne to raise awareness of mental health issues in rural and remote Australia.
This year’s Good Friday Appeal raised a staggering $16,846,396.09 for The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH). As fundraising activities took place across Australia, it was also a special day for those who were at the hospital.
In Charlize’s first four months alive, she endured 27 operations. Once clinging to life the now three-year-old is a healthy little girl and is expected to have no long term complications.
Today we celebrated a remarkable milestone – the 500th patient to benefit from epilepsy surgery at the RCH.
This father-daughter bond has grown stronger in the eight months since his 19-month-old was diagnosed with Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
Isabella O’Connell could have been killed by a cold before a bone marrow transplant saved her life.
Watching Darcy Templar race around the playground with his friends gives no indication of the health problems that required two life-saving heart operations at the RCH.
No matter which town you visit, everyone knows someone who has been a patient. Read about the tiny towns supporting the Good Friday Appeal.
The lives of three children have been saved in a surgical record at the RCH, with three organ transplants using three different organs completed with 24 hours.
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