RCH nurse earns hero title
Long serving Royal Children’s Hospital nurse Darren Pickering is the ‘mystery Good Samaritan’ who saved a woman’s life in Yarrawonga last month.
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Connor beats the odds
Connor Anastasopoulos fought for his life and defied the odds when he was just days old, after he contracted a serious strain of viral meningitis.
Mali in Main Street
A special guest is settling into her new home at The Royal Children’s Hospital, from 10 August to 21 September.
TOCAN recognised with 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Award
The Victorian Transportation of Children and Youth with Additional Needs Partnership (TOCAN) was acknowledged for their exceptional work at the Australasian College of Road Safety national conference in Sydney yesterday.
Open Access Board Meeting
You are invited to attend the RCH Open Access Board Meeting on Tuesday 14 August.
The RCH impresses for Open House Melbourne
Over 1,200 Melburnians braved the rain and cold weather of the weekend to tour the RCH as part of Open House Melbourne.
Making driveways safer for children
The RCH has launched a new campaign to reduce driveway injury for Victorian children, in collaboration with the Victorian Government and the Child Safety Commissioner.
RCH wins design and architecture awards
The new Royal Children’s Hospital has won multiple awards for design and architecture on the local and world stage.
Zakariya’s second chance at life
Two-year-old Zakariya Elmoustafa has undergone a series of major surgeries to save his life. He was born with the most severe case of a fused skull ever seen by doctors at the RCH.
Forget the blues, it’s looking Rosy
One-year-old Rose was diagnosed with a heart defect known as Tetralogy of Fallot after having episodes where she would turn blue.