The sound of healing.
This month, the first free sound therapy sessions for parents and carers launched at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH), funded by Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF). These monthly sessions, featuring the
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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 25 living with chronic illness across Perth and regional WA, while also having fun and developing
Helping WA kids bounce back from burns.
Each year, more than 500 WA kids are admitted to Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) with burn injuries. The 2026 Perth Firefighters Calendar is raising vital funds for Perth Children’s Hospital
Bringing joy, wonder, and music to WA’s sick kids.
The Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) auditorium came alive with colour, music, and imagination as The Sound of Picture Books put on a weekend of performances to delight young patients and
Helping Bodhi breathe easier at home.
Fifteen-year-old Bodhi from Australind is breathing easier at home thanks to an innovative respiratory device funded by Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF) with the support of ToyBox Australia. Bodhi lives
Early Moves: Seeing the signs sooner.
Groundbreaking WA-led research – part-funded by PCHF with support from Principal Partner Mineral Resources (MinRes) via Channel 7 Telethon Trust – is empowering families with early insights into their children’s
Breathing life into Dreamtime stories. Â
The much-loved Arts Program at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) is back, with one of the 2025 highlights being the Noongar Digital Artist in Residence (AiR) initiative. Generously funded by Perth
Rehab goes robotic.
PCHF-funded robotic rehab technology is giving WA kids like Cyrus a life-changing chance at recovery.
From NICU to Disneyland.
When baby Mason was born, his mum, Shenae never imagined his first few months would be spent fighting just to feed and grow.
Raising the bar for Easter joy.
This Easter, WA kids at Perth Children’s Hospital got a high-flying surprise – Olympic and World Champion pole vaulter Nina Kennedy dropped in to lift spirits. It was all part