Brave Chloe still walking tall after stroke
Seven-year-old Chloe Kwasny collapsed in the car on her way home from school three weeks ago. After being rushed to The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) doctors found she had suffered a stroke.
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Good Friday Appeal cheque presentation
Retiring Good Friday Appeal Executive Director Christine Unsworth hands over her last Good Friday Appeal cheque – and her team’s biggest yet – to the RCH
Keep your home fire safe this winter
The RCH has partnered with the MFB and CFA to urge families to remain vigilant about home fire safety
Chelsea walks again
Six-year-old Chelsea Aquilina has amazed doctors, learning to walk and talk again after sustaining severe head injuries when she was hit by a ute late last year.
RCH Ward Grandparent Program
The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) is currently looking for more volunteers to join our Ward Grandparent Program.
Ellie home for Mother’s Day
Brave little Ellie Doyle is going home for her mum Orla’s first Mother’s Day, after spending the first ten-weeks of her life at The Royal Children’s Hospital.
Aston still full of smiles
Aston Crow, the brave little boy who featured on the front page of the Herald Sun on Good Friday, is recovering from his bone marrow transplant.
Doctors say ‘cure’ for eating disorders a reality
With an additional $3 million funding from the State Government, The Royal Children’s Hospital continues working towards a cure for young people with eating disorders.
Alisa Camplin presents $20,000 Finnan’s Gift Grant
Olympic gold medallist Alisa Camplin and her husband Oliver Camplin-Warner have presented the inaugural Finnan’s Gift Grant to the Intensive Care (Rosella Ward) nursing team at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) in memory of their son Finnan.
Thank you from The Royal Children’s Hospital
The Royal Children’s Hospital would like to thank the entire community – our supporters, patients, families, staff, volunteers and friends – for your generous support of the 2012 Good Friday Appeal.