Thankyou $100 Million.
Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation fuels the fight at the frontline of children’s healthcare. We are the official and largest funder of Perth Children’s Hospital and the wider Child and Adolescent Health Service after the Government. Thanks to the wonderful generosity of our donors, we’ve contributed more than $100 million since our modern beginning in 1998… read more.
Our impact.
We are uniquely placed, working closely with those on the frontline of children’s healthcare, to identify the areas of greatest need and what is going to drive the most impact.
This closeness has seen Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation again set a record in grant funding… read more.
Our stories.
Your support can help detect CP sooner in regional WA children. West Aussie kids in regional and remote areas can now have cerebral palsy (CP) detected earlier, helping reduce the impact...Read More >
PCHF’s Punching for a Cure 2026 delivered a knockout result, with more than one million punches thrown and over $300,000 raised to support childhood cancer...Read More >
WA kids recovering from serious illness and injury are regaining their strength and mobility again, thanks to a new robotic rehabilitation system now on offer...Read More >
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...Read More >
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)....Read More >
One million punches for WA kids fighting cancer. Donations matched by This year, the Pitts family are stepping into the ring after facing the unthinkable...Read More >
We’ve had another outstanding year with funded grants totaling $7.99 million. This gives us the ability to fund change, and make significant inroads in helping transform kids healthcare in WA that comes from:
Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, the Whadjuk Noongar people and the Aboriginal people of the many traditional lands and language groups of Western Australia. We acknowledge the wisdom of Aboriginal Elders both past and present, and pay respect to them and Aboriginal communities of today.
