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Our Impact

The Hospital Research Foundation Group funds life-changing medical research and patient care, from birth to end-of-life.

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Watch firsthand the impact your donations are having and read through our full Impact Report below.

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The Hospital Research Foundation Group Impact Report

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    $ to find new ways to stop breast cancer spread

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    $ trial for mental health paramedic to work in the SAAS Triple Zero call centre

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    oranges the equivalent Vitamin C dosage needed for pioneering sepsis treatment

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Our latest impact news

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New grants boost healthcare in Adelaide’s north

Healthcare in the northern suburbs will receive a boost thanks to fresh funding from The Hospital Research Foundation Group.

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New machine boosting patient care at Lyell McEwin

A new bladder scanner is helping boost patient care at the Lyell McEwin Hospital after its purchase was made possible through your support on Giving Day.

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Supporting Aussie men to improve their heart health with Aussie FIT

The study is aimed at men living with or at-risk of cardiovascular diseases and feeds into Australian men’s love of football, targeting those who otherwise may not have engaged in similar health initiatives.

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Fun night out for kids with juvenile arthritis!

The Hospital Research Foundation Group – Arthritis is hosting a free night out for kids living with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Among those attending will be Linton Garner and his parents.

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Key areas of research and patient care you are helping support

By supporting The Hospital Research Foundation Group, you are joining the fight against more than 50 diseases and illnesses.

Thanks to your support, we can fund world-class medical research and patient care activities from pregnancy to end-of-life and all the devastating diseases in between.

Learn more about the different areas of research we support.

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Participate

By participating in our events, you will be helping to save lives and improve care for all South Australians.

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Donate

There are many ways you can choose to donate to support the fight against disease and illness. You may wish to give in memory of a loved one.

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Fundraise

Doing your own fundraising is a social and rewarding way to join our fight against heartbreaking diseases and illnesses.

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Corporate Partnerships

Workplace Giving means you join the fight against deadly diseases and illnesses by giving part of your salary pre-tax.

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