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Fighting for the Everyday

Every day we experience simple moments; going for a morning run, a laugh over lunch with colleagues, making a cup of tea, dinner with our family. These everyday moments matter even more when you’re battling a disease or illness.

We believe that every moment is precious. That’s why we fight relentlessly. We fight for the laughter shared over a family dinner. We fight for the joy of watching children grow. We fight for the comfort of holding a loved one’s hand.

Together, we fight for the everyday!

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Life-changing medical research, hospital care and health services.

Our promise is simple: to fight for the everyday. With your support, we’re turning this promise into reality. Your generosity funds life-changing medical research to find cures and improve care. Together, we’re making a tangible difference in the lives of countless individuals across over 50 areas of disease. Here are some highlights of the impact your support has.

Research

Start human trials for a new treatment called CAR T-cell therapy for children with incurable brain cancer.

Innovation

Better identifying heart blockages in narrow arteries with world-first 3D-printed technology.

Development

Redevelop the Whittaker Ward at Noarlunga Hospital to cater for the needs of people with dementia.

Knowledge

Equipping doctors with two world-first ‘Living Guidelines’ for managing arthritis, updated when new evidence emerges.

Care

Improving the care and triage given to people in a mental health crisis who call 000.

Programs

Delivering MindRight and StoryRight workshops to aid service personnel’s transition to civilian life and employment.

Training

Training medical trainees in paediatric palliative care.

Saving Lives from Stroke

Professor Tim Kleinig fights for the everyday – every day. As a globally-recognised neurologist and Head of the Stroke Unit at Royal Adelaide Hospital, Prof Kleinig saves the lives of people who present to emergency with otherwise-deadly strokes.

Tim Kleinig

When the fight becomes personal

Dr Sarah Boyle has dedicated her life to fighting breast cancer. A talented breast cancer researcher, Dr Boyle works tirelessly to make the ‘everyday’ possible for families and loved ones. And the fight is personal for Dr Boyle, with her mum and other women in her family affected by breast cancer.

Sarah Boyle

Finding breakthroughs in childhood cancer

Helping kids and their families have a better life – free from the heartache of cancers and other childhood conditions – has been a lifetime’s focus for Associate Professor Quenten Schwarz.

Quenten Schwarz

Join the Fight

Every contribution, no matter how big or small, brings us closer to a world where everyone can live life to the fullest. Join us in our mission to fight for the everyday. Together, we can create a healthier future for all.

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Donate, You’re joining the fight

Every donation makes an impact! Give today to support our world-leading research and patient care services in more than 50 areas of disease and illness.

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Fundraising is a fun, social and rewarding way to join the fight against deadly diseases and illnesses affecting our community.

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Volunteer

Volunteering with The Hospital Research Foundation Group is a great way to give back to the community and develop your skills. You’ll work in a supportive team environment and channel your energy to help fight for cures and improved care.

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