Health advocacy

  • Canadian First Nations Acknowledgement

    Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network acknowledges the pain and suffering of the Indigenous First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada, who are dealing with the heartbreaking discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at a former residential school for Indigenous children.

  • Incredible Interns: Fostering a more inclusive and diverse workplace

    Angelica is an eager learner, passionate workplace contributor and a big spreadsheet fan. She also lives with a disability that can impact her work life - but she doesn't let it stop her.

  • Protecting kids by preventing burns this winter

    Burns can happen in an instant, and can have serious, lifelong impacts, something 18-month-old Benjamin’s family knows all too well.
  • Continuing our steps towards reconciliation

    Reconciliation is more than a word. It is a term that requires meaningful action to make a positive change – something that is important not just during National Reconciliation Week, but all year round.

  • A lick, a kick and then a trip to hospital - Dog bites and children

    In the last decade, 356 children have been admitted to Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick with dog bite injuries, and alarmingly, in 49 per cent of cases the injuries were inflicted by the family pet.

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