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Three times a week, 12-year-old Raphael Wolfenden and his parents Emily and Mark, make their way to Monash Children’s Hospital for six hours of treatment. Rain, hail or shine – no matter what, you’ll find them on the ward. Raph lives with a genetic condition known as congenital nephrotic syndrome, more often referred to as

Zayda’s mum Alie knew that something wasn’t right with her newborn daughter just hours after she came into the world.  “She was just so cold, she was wrapped in six or seven blankets, in the middle of February,” explained Alie.  Alie and her husband Muj were assured everything was fine, but after a few days

Join us on Sunday 3 March for the 2024 Monash Children’s Hospital Walk.   Sign up today with your friends, family, and colleagues to make strides for young lives and raise funds for Monash Children’s Hospital.  This year, you can walk either 1, 5 or 10km around the beautiful Jells Park in Wheelers Hill. Our lively

We’re excited to let you know that the latest edition of MOMENTUM, news from the Monash Health Foundation is now available for you to read here.  We would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our community for their support throughout 2023. Your ongoing engagement and generosity are what drives us at

The annual Kids Fun Run with Puffing Billy took place on a rainy morning in Gembrook on the 26th of November, however the gloomy weather certainly didn’t quell the enthusiasm of over 300 young runners!  The event, hosted by Rotary Club of Emerald & District in partnership with Puffing Billy Railways saw children aged three to

This October, challenge yourself, your colleagues and friends to ‘Move Over October’ and you could be in the running to win some awesome prizes and support our children’s hospital!  Once registered, you can track your activity online! Whether it be walking, cycling, yoga, swimming, circuits, ANYTHING that challenges you physically or that you just LOVE

Monash Children’s Hospital is thrilled to yet again be receiving support from the team at  Running for Premature Babies as they take part in several running events in Melbourne over the coming months. Founded in 2006, Running for Premature Babies has raised over $5 million in funds to support hospitals across Australia in caring for