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We're proud to advance patient care and life-saving research by creating opportunities to connect givers to great causes.✨

02/04/2026

No bunnies in the office this Easter long weekend.🐰 Our friendly team will be back on Tuesday. We hope you have an egg-cellent Easter 💜

31/03/2026

As part of our ongoing collaboration with Running for premature babies to support neonatal care, we're pleased to share an opportunity they're offering to take part in the upcoming Brisbane Marathon Festival. 🏃🏼‍♀️

Want to run FOR FREE in the Brisbane Marathon Festival on 7 June while making a difference for premature babies? Simply apply to be a Charity Place Runner with Running for Premature Babies and pledge to raise $1000 for a FREE entry!

https://bmf26.grassrootz.com/running-for-premature-babies/vip/new

30/03/2026

honours incredible physicians that transform patients’ lives and inspire us with their dedication and expertise. 🩺

Associate Professor Prasad (pictured) is a Senior Staff Cardiologist and researcher at RBWH, where he plays a critical role caring for one of our Patient Ambassadors, Stephanie, who was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy (a disease of the heart muscle) just days before her honeymoon.

More than 60,000+ Australians are diagnosed with heart failure every year and we are proud to support RBWH as a national leader in heart failure research.

Thank you Dr Prasad and to all our wonderful physicians for making a difference every day!

18/03/2026

There's two weeks left to apply for an RBWH Foundation Grant!

This is your chance to take the next step in advancing your research and transforming your patient care initiative into action.

🖋️Apply today! > https://bit.ly/rbwhf_grants

Applications close 11:59 pm AEST Thursday 2 April 2026.

12/03/2026

🩺This , we're celebrating how the extraordinary power of giving is evolving kidney care for young patients, by highlighting a project that redefines how we support adolescent and young adults (AYA) living with kidney disease.

Young people with kidney disease often face challenges, not just medically, but emotionally and socially. To help improve this experience and their outcomes, a project led by Alexandra Cation and Brianna McCoola and proudly supported by the RBWH Foundation, identified the need to design care with these patients - not just for them.

The project brought together AYA patients, their families and clinicians to co-design the future of outpatient kidney care by understanding what matters most to young people. This collaborative process helped pave the way for creating care that is not only clinically sound but also compassionate, relevant and empowering.

Transplant recipient Holly and her mum Caroline explain their experience in an interview here > https://vimeo.com/1090690952?fl=pl&fe=sh

10/03/2026

RBWH Foundation grants are designed to fund research projects and patient care initiatives that improve the health and wellbeing of patients.

Some of these initiatives have included supplying appropriate clothing to patients impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence and homelessness, providing access to a virtual reality coffee shop where patients and speech pathologists can work on communication skills in a realistic setting, or offering portable radios to older patients for stimulation while hospitalised.

The generosity of our donors makes it possible to have funded these initiatives and many more that help foster positive health outcomes and wellbeing of patients. We are incredibly proud to support extraordinary opportunities in patient care.💜

09/03/2026

Returning home after a hospital stay can be challenging, especially for patients with little or no food available. Some people live alone; others are too unwell to shop or have been discharged late in the day.

To ease this critical transition, RBWH Dietetics and Food Services has launched the Food Parcel Project, sending vulnerable patients home with two days' worth of tailored, shelf-stable food. Not only does this RBWH Foundation grant project reduce the risk of malnutrition and stress, it's providing compassionate, holistic care beyond the ward.

Dietetic Assistant Jennifer Gillies explains more about the Food Parcel Project here: https://vimeo.com/1102369144

07/03/2026

Today we celebrate all the incredible women in our lives.🌷

To the doctors, nurses, researchers, allied health professionals, support staff, frontline responders and all our healthcare heroes - thank you.

Your strength, compassion and commitment lifts our community across every moment of care.

Today and everyday we honour the women shaping the future of healthcare.

Pictured L_R: Adjunct Professor Dr Merrilyn Banks, RBWH Director of Dietetics and Food Services; Dr Adrienne Young, RBWH Dietitian Researcher; and Lisa McGuire, Assistant Director of Food Services

06/03/2026

We're proud to strengthen our contribution to Closing the Gap!💪🏽

Our new grant helps foster and support emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health innovators and researchers across the Herston Health Precinct.

Learn more about our RBWH Foundation grants. Visit https://bit.ly/rbwhf_grants

Address

RBWH Foundation, Ground Floor Of Ned Hanlon Building Royal Brisbane And Women’s Hospital Butterfield Street
Brisbane, QLD
4029

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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The RBWH Foundation exists to fill that funding gap. We raise funds to assist the hospital’s doctors, nurses, researchers and allied health professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes by providing them with the knowledge, skills and technology which may not otherwise be afforded to them due to budgetary constraints.

Money raised by RBWH Foundation is used to fund research on the campus, purchase vital pieces of equipment and enable key health professionals to attend additional training programs, conferences and seminars. It contributes to our Patient Support programs and continuing to develop our Innovative Facilities.