Connor’s fight against Hirschsprung’s Disease
Royal Children’s Hospital patient Connor has Hirschsprung’s disease, a condition that affects only 1 in every 25,000 children.
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RCH signs historic MOU for cultural awareness
The RCH has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with refugee and migrant support agency AMES.
Chrysi finally home with twin sister Nefeli
Chrysi Tsimarakis and her identical twin sister, Nefeli, have shared a bond so strong
since they were conceived that it almost cost them both their lives.
Supporting non-English speaking families
The RCH Interpreter Services Department team provide an all hours service to patients and families of non-English speaking backgrounds.
Cultural Diversity Week at the RCH
Cultural Diversity Week is an opportunity for Royal Children’s Hospital patients, families and staff to come together to share aspects of their culture.
Yiana’s journey with kidney disease
Today is World Kidney Day and Yiana is sharing her story to raise awareness about kidney disease and organ donation.
Finnan’s Gift continues to support the RCH
Alisa and Oliver Camplin-Warner, founders of Finnan’s Gift, celebrate another outstanding year of fundraising for the hospital.
What to bring to hospital – a parent’s perspective
RCH parent Nao shares her top tips on what to bring when your child is admitted to hospital.
Rare Disease Day
Today on Rare Disease Day, two amazing families share their journey with rare disease.
Launching the 2014 Good Friday Appeal with Riley
Two year old Riley Twomey loves to play, but the slightest bump or bruise could cause him a life-threatening injury.