News and events


New sensory meal options for neurodivergent patients

As part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week (17-23 March), we are shining a light of the important work being... more

Nicole with an example of a sensory meal

World-first shot seals Eric a place in vaccine history

He may be too young to know it yet, but 4-month-old Eric Yap will have a special story to share for class news one day.

For the youngster became... more

Baby Eric is pictured with his parents and Professor Peter Richmond.

Yumna is on the move to improve with new PCH clinical service

For 12-year-old Yumna, who has cerebral palsy, sports days used to bring up feelings of dread.

Thanks to a revolutionary new service – ... more

[L-R] Kids Yumna, Stellar, Flynn and Callum with Prof Jane Valentine, Dr Denitza Mironova, and Professor Liz Davis.

Christmas Opening Hours 2024

If you are at PCH over the festive period, please note that some of our on-site services have altered trading hours at this time.

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Elf Christmas decoration at PCH

New eczema support at Perth Children’s Hospital

Parents of children with eczema now have a lifeline to expert advice with the launch of Eczema Connect, a pilot program and research trial led by ... more

Mother and daughter speaking with a nurse at PCH

Key role for PCH in international rare disease initiative

The Child and Adolescent Health Service’s Rare Care Centre (RCC) is leading Australia’s role in the world’s largest initiative to improve th... more

The Rare Care Centre Team

Hospital in the Home Physiotherapy helping more children and families access care at home

For children and young people with chronic illness, travelling to and from Perth Children’s Hospital can be exhausting and disruptive to family life. more

Ronan (4), Senior Physiotherapist Cloe Benz and Hunter (5)

Professor Britta Regli-von Ungern-Sternberg wins Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year

The Child and Adolescent Health Service congratulates Professor Britta Regli-von Ungern-Sternberg, Consultant Anaesthetist at Perth Children’s Hospital ... more

Professor Britta Regli-von Ungern-Sternberg

The impact of Speech Pathology on young lives at Perth Children’s Hospital

To mark Speech Pathology Week 2024, Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) is proud to share the significant impact our speech pathologists have had through... more

Celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2024

Pam picks up top science accolade

Perth Children’s Hospital Physiotherapist and researcher Dr Pamela Laird has been named Early Career Scientist of the Year at the 2024 Premier’s S... more

Dr Pam Laird receives Early Career Scientist of the Year award
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