Movement of Many help SCHF deliver impact for sick kids

02 Feb 2022



We have launched our first-ever Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation (SCHF) Impact Report to highlight how together we have made a positive impact on kids’ health in FY21.

Your generous support has helped us raise $55.8 million in FY21 to help us go all in for kids’ health. We donated almost $39.8 million towards improving children’s health by providing vital funding in three core areas: research, clinical care and patient experiences. This includes $36.4 million to help kids and families receiving treatment or care from the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network.

Together, we funded more than 1,045 immediate and future needs to ensure children receive the best care today while improving child health outcomes tomorrow.

From funding advanced medical equipment and groundbreaking research to state-of-the-art hospital facilities and specialist training of the next generation of paediatric health leaders, the impact on children’s health is only possible thanks to the generous support of our Movement of Many.

We hope you’re as proud as we are of the impact of our donations have achieved to help us go all in for sick kids. Check out our first-ever Impact Report. 

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