The bell at the end of the corridor in the Royal Children’s Hospital cancer ward symbolises courage, triumph and celebration.

Feisty Fiadh has been the epitome of courage at The Royal Children’s Hospital.

Miracle baby George still knows how to make a spectacular entrance.

A kitchen garden project at the Royal Children’s Hospital is supplying fresh vegetables and herbs for hundreds of meals at the renowned facility.

As an only child, Jack is the centre of his parents’ world. Now six-years-old, he loves playing basketball with his friends and creating intricate worlds for his toy trains and firetrucks.

Four-year-old Mariam or “Mimi” is the youngest of five. She adores her big siblings and they’ll each tell you she’s their favourite!

Getting care close to home

When a surgeon told Noa he wanted to try “something wacky”, he wasn’t kidding. After removing Noa’s leg tumour, surgeons rotated her foot and lower leg 180 degrees and attached it to her upper leg. Noa’s ankle is now her knee joint, so she can move her foot in any direction to manoeuvre her new […]