Revolutionising asthma diagnosis in kids.
Can a urine test revolutionise how we diagnose asthma in children? New research funded by PCHF is aiming to find out.
Tag: sick kids
WA leads the way with RSV prevention study.
The REVIVE study – funded by Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation – will evaluate the effectiveness of the first RSV prevention program in the Southern Hemisphere. A groundbreaking WA study is
Perth’s top brokers cash in for a cause.
Euroz Hartleys raised $300,000 for three local WA charities, including PCHF, during its annual Commission for a Cause event. This month, the Euroz Hartleys team hit the trading floor for
Coaches stumped as kids takeover Scorchers training.
PCHF ambassador kids bowl over coaches as the Foundation launches official partnership with the Scorchers. The Perth Scorchers coaching team were left stumped as a group of fresh talent took
Meals that heal.
Supporting PCHF with Mum’s Sause: Mum-of-three, Di, shares her simple, toddler-approved recipes. A home-cooked meal with family is a simple pleasure that we can sometimes take for granted. But for
Shock on-air shake-up.
Red carpet rolled out as PCHF ambassador kids stun in radio station takeover. Earlier this month, popular local breakfast radio hosts Pete and Kymba were replaced by a group of
The beat goes on.
Music therapy becomes permanent at PCH. When Archie was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour and had surgery at 11 years of age, he went from being an active, soccer-loving
Retail therapy.
Meet Janet and Nancy, the thrifty duo who’ve raised $300,000 for WA’s sick kids through their in-hospital one-stop-shop. For over 25 years, PCHF supporters Janet Reynolds and Nancy Chiam have
Movement as medicine.
Port to Pub swimmers support innovative program for WA kids with chronic conditions. A highlight on WA’s sporting calendar, the 2024 Euroz Hartleys Port to Pub is supporting PCHF as
Vietnamese Generous Hearts WA Inc raise $450k for PCHF’s diabetes program.
A group of compassionate former Vietnamese refugees have raised an incredible $450,000 for PCHF’s diabetes program, providing much-needed equipment and technology to help WA kids with diabetes live safer, more
