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A huge thank you to everyone who joined and supported us on Sunday at Jells Park for the 2026 Monash Children’s Hospital Walk!     We had a record turnout from our incredible community, all walking in step to generously raise funds for the Monash Children’s Hospital and the amazing work of our dedicated care teams.   With your support, we surpassed

We’re proud to celebrate the impactful partnership between the Children’s Cancer Foundation and Monash Health Foundation. Established in 1992 by parents supporting each other through their children’s cancer journeys, the Children’s Cancer Foundation has grown to fund clinical care, allied health roles, research programs, and clinical trials across Australia and in our own community, at Monash Children’s Cancer Centre.   Led by dedicated

The Monash Children’s Hospital Walk is almost here! We can’t wait to see you on Sunday 1 March at Jells Park to support the care of our young patients and their families.   The impact is very real. Funds raised at the 2026 Monash Children’s Hospital Walk will support our paediatric rheumatology team, which cares for children and adolescents who live with a wide variety

This March, our amazing Monash Children’s Hospital clinicians, Dr Rob Roseby, Dr Cathy McAdam, Dr Sabine Hennel and Dr Toby Van Hest, will be taking part in the Chain Reaction Challenge – cycling 1,000km from Sydney to Melbourne in 7 days, to raise vital funds and give young patients the best chance at a healthier, happier life.  Funds raised

Thanks to the generous contributions of the Aaron Sansoni Foundation, care teams at Monash Children’s Hospital have been able to purchase vital medical equipment to enhance care across our wards, paediatric emergency department and even in patient family homes. The suite of equipment includes a state-of-the-art ultrasound machine for emergency care, a speech-generating device to support

The Monash Health Foundation Impact Review 2025 highlights a year of outstanding support and generosity, making a significant difference in improving outcomes for our patients, community, and our teams who provide their care.   The Impact Review details our achievements throughout the 2024–25 financial year, made possible by the dedication of our fundraisers, donors, employees, community

Meet one-year-old Audrey.  Shortly after Audrey’s first birthday celebrations, she was sent for emergency brain surgery to remove a tumour when an abnormality was detected during a routine maternal health check.  She has spent the last 7 months as an inpatient for her cancer treatments, the hospital becoming her temporary home.  ‘Before Audrey’s surgery, she