The Hospital Research Foundation Group

Donate to medical research where it matters most to you

The Hospital Research Foundation Group is united across 11 charities all working to make everyday moments possible for our loved ones affected by disease and illness. Direct your donation to fund life-changing research and patient care services where it matters most to you; whether it's cancer research, Parkinson's care, heart disease or more. Find out more and donate below.

Professor Bogda Koczwara's research team are studying the effects of chronic stress on the body after cancer treatment. Learn more about her research and the fight against cancer.

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Kidsflix is life-changing for kids like Cyrus. It’s a FREE day out for the whole family, where the weight of a hospital stay is left at the door and kids can just be kids again in an inclusive space that caters to their unique needs. Help kids like Cyrus facing disease, disability and disadvantage.

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Many people with Parkinson’s struggle to manage pain, and new research by Adelaide University researcher Anthony Mezzini hopes to improve the quality and access of pain care. Learn more about how he's improving quality of life for those with Parkinson's.

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Help more of those facing kidney disease and undergoing transplant this Giving Day. Learn about Dr. Brett Tarca's work providing important therapies and other research supporting kidney disease, diabetes, and transplant patient care nationwide.

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Professor Catherine Hill is working to help children with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) transition into adult care effectively. Learn more about her valuable research into arthritis this Giving Day.

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Expanding palliative care services, community support, and research across South Australian public hospitals statewide.

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This Giving Day help provide life-changing support for stroke survivors like Langduo Chen's trial, and have your kind donation fund prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and world-class research across Australia.

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MESHA helps military and emergency service personnel and their families through research, programs, and training to rediscover who they are following service – rebuilding their sense of purpose so they can move forward with confidence. Find out more.

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The Hospital Research Foundation Group – Creative Health supports best-practice art therapy, music therapy, diversional therapy and other initiatives to improve health and wellbeing. You can assist in providing comfort, managing pain, and ensuring that every moment remains meaningful for patients and their families.

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Australian Breast Cancer Research is changing what a diagnosis means for Australian families. Elizabeth was one of them - your donation helps fund world-class research turning lab discoveries into real treatments. Read her story.

View Australian Breast Cancer Research

Prostate cancer research is life-changing for men like Michael – still beside his wife Faye after 16 years, still watching his grandchild grow thanks to medical research. Read his story.

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Advancing heart research to prevent disease and improve diagnosis, treatment, care, and outcomes nationwide.

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What is Giving Day? Double your donation for medical research.

Giving Day is your chance to create real, life-changing impact. For a limited time, every donation made on or before 11 June will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling your support for medical research and patient care in Australia.

Your donation will help fund breakthroughs across more than 60 areas of disease and illness, helping ensure that everyday moments, like the joy of watching children grow or holding the hand of a loved one, remain cherished, no matter the health battle.

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