The Children's Hospital at Westmead is growing, and so is the garden of the Aboriginal Gathering Space in our new forecourt.

Hospital wasn’t just a place for medical care during Cooper’s childhood—it felt like a second home. It’s where she developed a passion for health advocacy that would later influence her career.

A new outreach clinic providing specialist echocardiographs for children with heart conditions is helping deliver vital care closer to home, sparing regional families hundreds of kilometres in travel.

Children are creating inspiring drawings and messages for future patients to celebrate a construction milestone for our new children's hospital at Randwick.

Freddie might only be three years old, but he has already made history as the first person ever recorded with his extremely rare genetic condition.

Determined not to let his medical challenges hinder the pursuit of his dreams, 19-year-old Tom has soared to new heights, on his way to getting his pilot’s license.

The road to a rare disease diagnosis is often filled with unexpected twists and turns. For Cara, it was a television show that was the surprising catalyst for her son’s genetic diagnosis.

Parents and carers of children requiring intensive care at The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network will soon be supported at their child’s bedside in newly designed single patient bedrooms – setting a new standard for family centred care.

For most children, jumping into a swimming pool comes without a second thought. But for seven-year-old Senya, it symbolises an incredible milestone.

The groundbreaking FIREFLY-1 trial tested the efficacy of oral drug, tovorafenib, in brain tumour patients with results showing a 50 per cent tumour shrinkage in two thirds of patients.