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Sandcastles (Boodja Mia) officially launches in WA
A home away from home for our state’s sickest kids An opening ceremony took place at WA’s first children’s hospice, Sandcastles (Boodja Mia) today, marking a major milestone for children with life-limiting conditions ... READ MORE
Now complete: Step inside Sandcastles (Boodja Mia).
WA’s first children’s hospice is complete. Now families need our support. Construction is complete on Sandcastles (Boodja Mia), WA’s first children’s hospice, bringing a long-held vision for our state’s kids ... READ MORE
Protected: How airport lost property is helping fund diabetes tech for WA kids.
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A lifetime of love in just six months.
Remembering Elfy, her cheeky smile and why Sandcastles matters to families like Nav’s. When Nav and his wife were partway through their pregnancy, they received devastating news. Their daughter had ... READ MORE
Turning waiting time into play time at PCH.
A new initiative at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) is helping make waiting times more enjoyable for children and families. Thanks to funding from Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF), a mobile ... READ MORE
Precision brain surgery technology helping kids thrive.
Three years after Euroz Hartleys helped PCHF fund state-of-the-art electromagnetic (EM) navigation technology at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH), the impact of this tech continues to transform the lives of some ... READ MORE
Tech4SickKids set to launch.
For nearly two decades, WAITTA (the Western Australian Innovation, Technology & Talent Alliance) and WA’s technology community have been investing in WA’s sick kids through Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF). ... READ MORE
Boost for PCHF Pump Program.
Commission for a Cause raises $80k for PCHF Pump Program. Euroz Hartleys has again delivered a powerful day of giving, with its annual Commission for a Cause event raising more ... READ MORE
Kids put Perth Scorchers through their paces.
Perth Scorchers players swapped cricket drills for rehab-inspired challenges at the redeveloped WACA Ground last week, as courageous WA kids living with serious health conditions put them through their paces. ... READ MORE
Defying gravity: Game-changing rehab robot transforms recovery for WA kids at PCH.
WA kids recovering from serious illness and injury are regaining their strength and mobility again,
Simple ways you can support WA’s sick kids this Easter.
From local WA gifts supporting Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation to where Christmas light displays are shining for WA’s sick kids. Here are four festive ways you can make a real difference.
The sound of healing.
This month, the first free sound therapy sessions for parents and carers launched at Perth
Punching for a Cure 2026.
One million punches for WA kids fighting cancer. Donations matched by This year, the Pitts
Introducing ChIPS: Chronic Illness Peer Support.
ChIPS is a new program at Perth Children’s Hospital that connects and supports young people aged 12 to
First responders step up for WA’s sick kids.
The World Police & Fire Games (WPFG) and Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF) have launched their new community partnership ahead of the Games’ historic debut in WA in 2027.
$21 million brings Sandcastles closer to opening.
We’re proud to share a major milestone for Sandcastles (Boodja Mia), WA’s first children’s hospice. More than $20 million
Helping WA kids bounce back from burns.
Each year, more than 500 WA kids are admitted to Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) with
A Wall of Hope for WA kids with cancer.
This Christmas, PCHF is calling on West Australians to ring in hope for kids facing
