Change the future for sick kids

Chloe, Ashton, Harrison and Abigail all grown up. each of them holds a large printed photo of themselves as younger children or newborns in hospital during their treatments. They now look so happy and healthy.

Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation

Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation (SCHF) is one of the largest and most trusted kids' health charities - and one of the biggest hospital foundations in the world.

As the exclusive fundraising partner of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (SCHN), we support a comprehensive network of care that includes: Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Bear Cottage, the Newborn and paediatric Emergency Transport Service (NETS), and Kids Research.

Whether it's funding new equipment, specialist training, ground-breaking research or building state-of-the-art facilities, money raised through SCHF is changing the future for sick kids.

How you can get involved

Every day our generous community of supporters, volunteers, donors and partners join us to change the future for sick kids. Find out how you can too.

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Donate

Donate today to change the future for sick kids.

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Fundraise

Set up your own fundraising challenge, spread the word and reach your fundraising goal.

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Other ways to support

There are many ways you can make a difference for sick kids - find the one that works for you today.

The kids we help

Meet the kids at the heart of our mission - brave faces with powerful stories. Each journey is unique, filled with hope, challenges, and courage. Together, they remind us just how vital your generosity is in changing the future for sick kids and their families.

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Jasmine Greenwood wearing a SCHF sweater standing in front of a swimming pool
Milla with an enormous grin on her face
Baby Ashton laying on a blanket poking his tongue out cheekily

A snapshot of your impact

Funds raised through SCHF go straight to the front line of children’s healthcare — from hospital wards and treatment rooms, to research labs and outreach programs.

Thanks to our supporters, transformative change is possible. From finding answers to rare diseases, faster ways to diagnose illness and treat injury, supporting clinical trials, helping build clinical spaces in hospital, and creating positive patient experiences for kids and their families.

This is how we turn care into action. This is how we create lasting impact. Learn more.

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More than
$3 million

to establish the Children’s Centre for Transplantation and Research to improve the lives of children who need a transplant to survive, prevent organ rejection, and eventually make transplants unnecessary.

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Almost
$800,000

for staff, programs, and equipment to empower children receiving care to engage and connect through art, music and play. 

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More than
$4.2 million

to support the best minds in paediatric health to develop their clinical subspecialties and research skills through Fellowships. 

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More than
$1.7 million

for research collaborations. 

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ambulances for NETS, fully fitted with a paediatric life support system.
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Almost $1 million

to support research and care to improve the future for children with neurological conditions, including rare conditions. 

Figures are based on our latest Impact Report.

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