Archive: The Common Good
Your Will - at any age - is important
Having a Will, regardless of your age, is a critical part of your financial plan and one of the most important things you can do for your family.
Shout A Health Hero... a coffee!
The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation is calling for an act of kindness from their local communities to help tackle Coronavirus – all without having to leave home and for the…
The Alumni for The Common Good
We believe that the hard work of researchers deserves to be recognised and it’s why we recently launched an Alumni for The Common Good.
Sterling's Dream–You can take the fight to dementia
You can help turn the tide and stop dementia in its tracks, so that future generations never have to suffer the heartache of the long goodbye. That’s Sterling’s Dream.
Research Funded: Congratulations, Dr Prasadam!
Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. Approximately 2.2 million Australians are affected by this chronic disease. It is characterised by the breakdown of the cartilage that overlies the…
Gin with a Twist Fundraiser | Sat 31 August
Delight in some of Australia's finest gins and help raise vital funds for silicosis research as we welcome in spring at the Gin with a Twist event.
Could a foot selfie save your life?
Diabetic foot disease is a silent but major epidemic. Researchers are developing a mobile app to help people care for diabetic foot ulcers at home.
Is there a best before date for blood?
With 1 in every 3 Australians needing a blood transfusion in their lifetime, Monica Ng wants to reduce the risks and complications associated with the transfusion procedure. Having identified evidence…
Understanding right ventricle complications
This is a world first project using fibre optics to create a responsive heart pump.
Advance our lifesaving research into silicosis. This is unprecedented. We’ve launched an Emergency Silicosis Appeal because we need your help to tackle an escalating health crisis.
Are you our next Charlie's Angel?
Our amazing volunteers here at The Prince Charles Hospital are affectionately known as "Charlie's Angels" - you can't miss them in their brilliant yellow shirts!