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
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RSV prevention breakthrough.
An Australian-first study demonstrating the effectiveness of a new immunisation against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for babies found it to be almost 90 per cent effective in reducing hospitalisation rates.
Teams ready to rumble in fight against childhood cancer.
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From Jamaica to Perth: Meet Dr Jheuvan Leslie.
Dr Jheuvan Leslie is an Interventional Radiology Fellow at PCH, a role made possible thanks to funding from Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF).
Meet Paul: Our new state-of-the-art, preterm sim manikin
Funded by Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF) with the support of ToyBox Australia, Paul is the first pre-term size manikin in Western Australia.
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
Perth firefighters tour Burns Service at PCH.
Late last month, we were lucky enough to show a crew of hard-working Perth firefighters around our world-class Burns Service here at Perth Children’s Hospital. We introduced the firies to
Funding update: The ACACIA study
We caught up with Dr Dan Yeoh, an Infectious Diseases Physician at Perth Children’s Hospital to learn more about the ACACIA Study.
Dr Yeoh is leading a team of oncology and immunology researchers to study how effective the current COVID-19 vaccines are when it comes to triggering an immune response in kids with cancer, like Tom.
Save BIG on toys this winter to support PCHF
Get a head start on your Christmas shopping and feel good doing it. It might be chilly outside but here at PCHF it’s our favourite time of year, as more
Stop! Animation time.
These creative animations were made possible thanks to leading WA animator and artist Steve Aiton, who was engaged as part of the 2022 – 2023 Artist in Residence program, proudly funded by PCHF.
