This February join Queensland Reds player Beau Robinson in giving up alcohol for FebFast and helping Mater’s Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Service (ADAWS).
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Santa and his elves delivered some early Christmas cheer and presents to over 100 sick kids at Mater Children’s Hospital on December 20. The kids were all smiles opening their presents which included Lego, Dora and other toys for the kids to play with over Christmas.
There were smiles all round on Saturday 26 November, when local couple Robert and Sandra Cross purchased their four-bedroom, double storey dream home at North Lakes just 30 minutes north of Brisbane’s CBD.
The fourth House for Life which will be auctioned on Saturday 26 November 2011, is located at 7 Lytham Circuit, North Lakes and will be excellent value for the successful bidder.
Lauren was not quite six weeks old when she had her first heart attack. She was dead for five and a half minutes and was given life-saving CPR by her dad Brad. Lauren has had more operations at Mater Children’s Hospital than Christmas days.
We all know how much a heartfelt thank you can mean. That’s why Mater Foundation is inviting people far and wide to write a heartfelt thank you to someone special in their life, through our Share the Love campaign.
Mater has topped a list of Australia’s best private hospitals, taking out the top two positions in the nation’s largest survey of patient satisfaction conducted by Medibank Private.
Sweet treats will be the order of the day when the annual Queensland X-Ray chicks in pink Morning Tea is held at Victoria Park Golf Club on Friday 21 October.
Queenslanders have a chance to help Mater scientists fight prostate cancer—a disease that kills one Australian man every three hours. Around the same number as breast cancer in women.
Mater Foundation is joining 130 of Australia’s most loved charities to encourage all Australians to include their favourite charity in their Will as a lasting gift to help future generations during Include a Charity Week, 12-18 September.
Prostate cancer survivors, doctors, researchers and supporters went to dramatic heights to raise awareness of prostate cancer when they climbed Brisbane’s 74 metre high Story Bridge.
chicks in pink are calling on women across Queensland to host their Breast Ever Brunch on Sunday, August 7, to help them support women with breast cancer at Mater.