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We care for thousands of NSW children each year—with one purpose in mind—to help young people live their healthiest lives.

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Photo Finish 2026

Our annual photography competition is an opportunity for patients, volunteers, visitors, and staff to showcase their creative talents.

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Learn with us
As paediatric healthcare leaders, we share our expertise and know-how with other professionals through our acclaimed courses and conferences.
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Work with us
Our Network prides itself on world-class paediatric healthcare job opportunities in a family-focused, fun and rewarding environment.
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Volunteer with us
We rely on the helping hands of fantastic volunteers to create healing, happy environments for sick kids within our hospitals.
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Fundraise with us
Our Network is supported by one of the largest and most trusted kids' health charities in the country, Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation.

Annual Public Meeting

The 2026 Annual Public Meeting (APM) for the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network will be held on Thursday 5 November from 11am to 12pm.

All are welcome to join the meeting and hear about the Network’s achievements over the past financial year. The APM will be held virtually and attendees are welcome to submit questions prior to the event.

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Teams Meeting ID: 439 915 580 517 223
Passcode: 673Le2n3

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Visiting hours and guidelines
We want to ensure that every child can enjoy the best environment for recovery, which includes visits from friends and family.
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Family and patient partnerships
We're committed to improving the quality of our care and communication. We invite you to partner with us to make positive change.
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Being prepared for illness
It’s natural to feel concerned and uncertain about how to provide the best care when a child is unwell. Find out how to recognise if your child is seriously ill and what to do.
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Support services
We know that caring for a sick child or young person is difficult for the whole family. Learn about the staff and resources we have to help make your experience with us as comfortable as possible.