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Category: Major Projects
$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 in operational funding has now been committed by the WA Government to our clinical operations
Another major milestone achieved.
Last month, our construction crew gathered on site at Sandcastles for a moving and heartfelt smoking ceremony led by cultural consultants Barry McGuire and Carol Innes. Against a breathtaking natural
Big things are happening at Sandcastles.
Over a four-week period, more than 110 truckloads of concrete were poured – forming a solid foundation for the basement and ground floor, while also paving the way for the next phase of construction.
Laying the foundations of WA’s first children’s hospice.
This month marks a major milestone in the construction of Sandcastles (Boodja Mia) – WA’s first ever children’s hospice. We’re excited to share that the first two concrete slabs have
PCHF appoints construction partner to build WA’s first children’s hospice.
Local WA industry leader joins project team
to lead construction and fit-out of Sandcastles.
Nature-space recognised for construction excellence.
The 2024 Master Builders WA Excellence in Construction Awards has bestowed top honours on Waalbiirniny Waabiny Boodja. We’re incredibly proud to announce that the Waalbiirniny Waabiny Boodja nature-space has been
Sandcastles construction begins!
PCHF has revealed the name of Western Australia’s first children’s hospice: Sandcastles (Boodja Mia). Construction on WA’s first children’s hospice, Sandcastles (Boodja Mia) has now officially begun, with the state-of-the-art
Greenspace officially open!
A new $4 million nature-space at the QEII Medical Centre (QEIIMC) campus officially opened this February. Located at the base of the Kids’ Bridge next to Perth Children’s Hospital, the
Give kids like Cameron the gift of nature this Christmas.
Meet Cameron (7), he loves playing footy, cars, and being outside in nature. Shortly after birth, he was whisked away for heart surgery, and later diagnosed with Kabuki syndrome, a