This year, Keolis Downer (operator of Yarra Trams) is helping boost the fundraising efforts of the Good Friday Appeal by donating a wrapped tram and tram shelter in partnership with JCDecaux. The wrapped E-Class features Finley (2) and Emily (10) who are the faces of the 2024 Good Friday Appeal, raising awareness across Melbourne as this […]

City of Melbourne is thrilled to support the Good Friday Appeal Kids Day Out and help bring the biggest indoor kids carnival to the southern hemisphere. We’re collecting donations across all our visitor hubs throughout the weekend, helping to raise important funds to support the wonderful team at the Royal Children’s Hospital – which has […]

Leading digital outdoor media company QMS is proud to announce it has renewed its partnership with The Royal Children’s Hospital’s Good Friday Appeal to support the 2024 fundraising campaign in Melbourne.

The official Good Friday Appeal Campaign for 2024 launched at The Royal Children’s Hospital on Friday 23 February. At this event the Appeal announced the faces of this year’s campaign, Emily and Finley. Emily, ten years old and Finley, two years old, have both been patients at the Royal Children’s Hospital since they were very […]

When Erin and Jacob describe their two-year-old son Finley, they paint a picture of him lighting up a room with his big blue eyes, his wide smile and most importantly, his loving nature.

Ten-year-old Emily is the bubbly heart and soul of her family of five. She loves playing cricket and soccer, is quick to make a joke and adores spending time with her friends.

After a milestone fundraising year in 2023, we are thrilled to once again announce the faces of this year’s campaign, Emily and Finley.

The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) are coming together to undertake research to provide clinicians with guidance and evidence-based information on how to best deliver telehealth developmental assessments.

For three decades, the Chronic Illness Peer Support (ChIPS) program at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) has been a beacon of hope for young people aged 12 to 25 living with chronic illnesses.