Families are influencing the design of a new paediatric hospice for children and young people with life-limiting illness at The Children's Hospital at Westmead.

When Abel was born at just 32 weeks and five days, his parents knew their little boy faced challenges, but nothing could have prepared them for the journey ahead.

A new era in paediatric healthcare has begun with the official opening of the redeveloped Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick (SCH) – transforming the experience of care for children, young people and families across New South Wales.

A world-first clinical trial using a novel liquid biopsy has transformed the lives of children and young people with arteriovenous malformations (AVMs).

Hundreds of visitors were given special access to the new facility for an early look at some of the building’s new state-of-the-art spaces.

A new trial medication has effectively saved Xavier's life as someone with spinal muscular atrophy.

Sienna was only five months old when she was listed for a liver transplant. A stranger saved her life.

At eleven years old, John is a bright and bubbly pre-teen who lights up every room with his infectious smile. But behind it all is a diagnosis that changed his life and a journey marked by his courage to pursue something more.

Ten-year-old Mateo was able to receive life-saving treatment through a clinical trial after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.

A charming illustration of a humpback whale travelling along Sydney's coastline adorns the sixty-metre-long clinical link bridge connecting the new children's hospital building to the Prince of Wales Hospital.