Contact The Children's Hospital at Westmead
Here is a list of information to help if you want to visit, phone, email or send us something.
Phone us
- Switchboard: (02) 9845 0000
- International callers: +61 2 9845 0000
- Main fax: (02) 9845 3489
- DX: DX 8213 Parramatta
Deaf, hearing-impaired or speech-impaired customers can contact us through the National Relay Service.
Give them the hospital's number and they will connect you.
For more information, see www.relayservice.gov.au
Services and special enquiries
- Bed Allocations: (02) 9845 2300
- Child Protection Unit (24 hrs): (02) 9845 0000
- Clinical Governance Unit (complaints, concerns, comments): (02) 9845 3442
- Day Surgery: (02) 9845 2219
- Enquiry Desk (inpatient enquiries): (02) 9845 3777
- Fundraising Department: (02) 9845 0000 and ask for fundraising
- Kids Health (health promotion and book shop): (02) 9845 3585
- Nursing Service (after hours): (02) 9845 0000
- Outpatients: (02) 9845 2525
- TTY for deaf and hearing-impaired people: (02) 9687 9232
Email us
This feedback form is not suitable for medical emergencies. Please note that enquiries relating to medical treatment or medical appointments cannot be addressed by e-mail. Please make any enquiries via telephone.
Please note that The Children's Hospital at Westmead does not currently offer opportunities for work experience.
Write to us
Our postal address: The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Locked Bag 4001, Westmead 2145
Visit us
Street address: Corner Hawkesbury Road and Hainsworth Street, Westmead 2145.
- Read about Directions, map and parking.
Make a media or public relations enquiry
- Public relations: (02) 9845 3364
- for URGENT after-hours queries (02) 9845 0000 and ask for the media officer on call.
- Email: SCHN-CHW-PR@health.nsw.gov.au
Make a fundraising enquiry
Established in 1986, Sydney Children's Hospital Foundation has contributed more than $100 million over the past 30 years to support sick children and their families.
The Foundation funds the vital clinical care that these children need now, so they have the best possible treatment and hospital experience, and they also invest in research that will change and save more lives in the future.
Like more information?
- Visit the Bandaged Bear website
- Email the Foundation or call on (02) 9382 1188