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Thank you for supporting Give Me Five for 2025!

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The Give Me Five appeal is a great opportunity for you to give back to your community!

Help us raise funds to support speciality equipment, therapeutic programs and more for sicks kids in Centenary Hospital for Women and Children at Canberra Hospital.

Imagine the difference you could make for children in the hospital with just $5.

You could help buy new life-changing equipment, fund specialist programs, or some new toys or activities to put a smile on the face of a sick child.

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A little can do so much ... family's journey of hope after 'miracle' baby defies medical odds

Elise Little’s third child arrived in Canberra Hospital at midnight on Christmas Day, 2023. Elise had suffered a life-threatening placental abruption and her baby boy was born unresponsive.
“The hospital team resuscitated him and he went straight on life support,” Elise recalls.
“We were told he had lost oxygen … he was taken for an MRI, which showed his brain and brain stem were damaged and he was unlikely to survive.”

Your kind donation goes far beyond directly supporting sick children in hospital. The benefits are felt by their family, the healthcare team and the community.