Our daughter Gracie was diagnosed with Chromosome 8 Mosaicism at the age of two years. After her diagnoses, we came to realise the extent of genetic abnormalities in children across Australia. We also felt compelled to start a fundraising site to help fund medical research for children who suffer from genetic abnormalities.

The Queensland Children's Medical Research Institute (QCMRI) is the first specific medical research institute focused directly on paediatric care in Queensland. Previously, key research teams and their programs have ... Continue Reading →

Become an Everyday Hero and work wonders for sick kids! for Royal Children's Hospital Foundation

The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation (RCHF) is the fundraising arm of the Royal Children’s Hospital in Brisbane – Queensland’s leading paediatric critical care facility for children.

The Foundation is committed to funding vital medical research to develop faster diagnostic tests, better treatments, vaccines, and cures for the worst illnesses affecting our children. We currently fund research into childhood cancer, burns, nutrition, viruses, infectious diseases, respiratory illnesses, cerebral palsy and telemedicine.

The RCHF also provides support services within the hospital and wider health service district, to help brighten the lives of sick kids and their anxious families.

With your help we can find better treatments and cures for childhood illnesses, and continue the important task of bringing a little wonder to the lives of sick kids and their families.

For more information visit www.workingwonders.com.au.