ANNUAL REVIEW

'TOGETHER'

2014

Eva, 3 years old and Layla, 2 years old

Together we celebrate the amazing children in our care. We marvel at their bravery and rejoice in their recovery.

Together we rally around the families of our patients in their time of greatest need.

We share their anguish and admire their strength.

Together we stand in awe of the world-class care that transforms thousands of lives each year, giving sick

children hope for the future.

Together we are The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much”

Helen Kellar

Fast Facts 6

Chief Executive Message 8

Key Achievements

Care 12

Facilities 22

Research 30

Staff 40

Bear Cottage 51

Patient Stories

Tyree 14

Sophie 24

Alyssa 34

Chase 42

Supporters 2013–2014 52

20 Years at Westmead 65

How to Help 67

CONTENTS

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Matilda, 2 years old

Friend of Bandaged Bear, Annalise, 5 years old

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BEARSHONEY

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240 dog visits

through the Delta Therapy Dogs Program)

9,454 booksborrowed from the Book Bunker

5,263 people liked

the Hospital’s Facebook page

12,842 blood products used

53,946 emergency

cases

$30.2 million donated to the Hospital

51 Hospital

tours

12,000 broken limbs plastered

FACTSFAST

395 volunteers

734,030 outpatient appointments

31,833 inpatient admissions

11,850 calming songs

sung to children in the operating

theatres before and

after surgery

3,682 staff

14,212 day surgery cases

175 Clown Doctor rounds

3,018

media sto

ries

about the

Hospital

45,000 jelly cups

served (orange, lime and

raspberry f lavours)

CHIEF EXECUTIVE MESSAGEWhen talking to the families of our patients, I often hear them describe themselves as being part of the Hospital ‘family’. This idea of family includes everyone from the caring nurse to the dedicated researcher, the skilled surgeon, kind volunteer, the helpful ward clerk and the friendly cafeteria staff serving much-needed coffee to tired parents.

Our close-knit partnership with the community isn’t a recent development; it stretches right back to 1878 when Mrs Browne, wife of a state member of parliament, gathered together a group of ladies to discuss how they might establish the first children’s hospital in Sydney.

They approached the Premier of NSW, Sir Henry Parkes, who committed to contributing half the establishment costs, £4,250, if a similar amount was donated by the community.

Fast forward 136 years and we are still working side-by-side with the community to constantly challenge the boundaries of paediatric health care and ultimately to save precious lives.

This Annual Review outlines some of the important achievements of the year, based on key areas where your support is vital – care, facilities, research and staff.

The stories of Tyree, Sophie, Alyssa and Chase are nothing short of inspirational. We are also showcasing some of the staff who have been instrumental in their care. This team approach is so vital to our work and, as a critical part of this team, your support is our lifeblood.

Thank you for your continued support and for partnering with us to fulfil our important mission of improving the health and wellbeing of children through clinical care, advocacy, research and education. Together we are making a lasting difference.

Elizabeth Koff Chief Executive – Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network

Together we are making a lasting difference.

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Friend of Bandaged Bear, John, 8 years old

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PIRATESTREASURE

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CAREThe Children’s Hospital at Westmead is the largest paediatric hospital in NSW, world-renowned for its high-quality, specialised treatment of sick children. In the past year, the Hospital has cared for 32,000 inpatients, 54,000 emergency cases and provided 734,000 outpatient appointments to connect sick and injured children with the very best specialists.

Many of the patients we treat have rare, complex or life-threatening illnesses and are referred to us by other hospitals where the expertise to treat them does not exist.

Patients like Mollyjane, who is ‘one in seven billion’. She suffers from a disease that has only been recorded in 32 other children in the past 65 years.

Doctors at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead are complimenting intense clinical care for Mollyjane, including 20 operations to date, with research into her rare disease. Mollyjane has been a patient of the Hospital since she fell gravely ill as a newborn baby and wasn’t expected to survive beyond the first week of life. None of the children that have been recorded with this disease have lived as long as Mollyjane, so she is rewriting the record books at just four years of age.

Despite her illness, Mollyjane is a happy and chatty girl who loves singing and going to the zoo.

Nyah is another young patient who has entered the record books this year as the first baby ever born at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. Nyah was diagnosed in-utero with Hypo-Plastic Left Heart Syndrome, meaning one half of her heart was under-developed.

Doctors were so concerned about Nyah’s health that they invited obstetricians from Westmead Hospital to perform a caesarean in one of our operating theatres. This allowed life-saving cardiac surgery to commence within minutes of Nyah’s birth.

After eight major operations in the first few months of life to reconstruct her heart, Nyah is now home with her parents and is expected to have a normal, healthy childhood.

These success stories are only possible through the ongoing support of donors who help to fund our life-saving work in many key areas.

MOLLYJANE NYAH

Together we are giving hope

to families in their time of

greatest need.

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TYREE'SSTORY

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Tyree with his Mum, Anna

Seeing Tyree as such a relaxed and happy baby on the eve of his first birthday, it’s difficult to believe that he has had such a rough start to life.

When Tyree was born in August 2013, his skin was blue and he was not breathing or crying. He was immediately ventilated and rushed to the Grace Centre for Newborn Care at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

His Mum, Anna, knew her baby boy would be born sick – he was diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot, a serious heart defect, during her pregnancy – but nothing could quite prepare her for the tough journey ahead.

Brave Tyree had his first open heart surgery at just three days old. Surgeons operated on his tiny heart, which was barely the size of a 20-cent coin, helping it to filter blood to keep him alive.

At the tender age of seven weeks old, Tyree’s parents, Anna and Tran were finally able to take him home for the first time. He had endured five operations in that short time, after suffering a rare and serious infection.

He returned to the Hospital at eight months of age for another complicated cardiac operation to close a large hole in his heart and to have an artificial pulmonary valve inserted. To the relief of his parents, Tyree’s latest surgery was a great success and his health has improved dramatically now that his heart can circulate oxygen through his blood more effectively.

“The Children’s Hospital at Westmead has made an amazing difference to my family - the difference between my son surviving or dying,” Tyree’s Mum, Anna, said.

“Throughout everything, Tyree has always been happy and resilient. He was never sooky or upset, always happy to play and be around family.”

“We hope the future will be bright and healthy for our son. Perhaps when he grows up he will

become a heart specialist so he can save lives just as his life was saved.”

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CARE TEAMTYREE'S

From left to right: Jess Renwick, Prof Nadia Badawi, David Manning and Karen Leclair

“To care for a child, like Tyree, after heart surgery, takes a team of many. We work together and learn from each other, although everyone has their individual role

that is essential to each child’s care. It’s a privilege to be able to work with such an incredible team.”

Jess Renwick – Nurse

“The nurses, doctors and allied health professionals worked closely with Tyree’s parents, the cardiac surgeons and cardiologists as well as other specialists to provide

the best multidisciplinary and holistic care for him.”

Prof Nadia Badawi – Head of the Grace Centre for Newborn Care

“One of the most special things about working at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead is witnessing the amazing

strength of the children and their families through some of their most challenging times. It is truly inspirational.”

David Manning – Cardiac Physiologist

“Seeing such a happy little boy with the most adorable smile, knowing I have made a difference, makes it special to

work at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. For me, it’s a privilege to care for Tyree and his family.”

Karen Leclair – Clinical Nurse Consultant, Cardiology

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TEDDIESPICNICS

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Friend of Bandaged Bear, Tay, 2 years old and Harmony, 5 years old

FACILITIESHaving the right facilities and medical equipment is a crucial part of being able to provide the best care. New techniques and technologies developed on an international scale can only be used to improve the health of patients if doctors and other hospital staff have the right equipment and facilities to support their work.

With new technologies emerging and as old equipment and facilities need upgrading, we rely heavily on donors to help keep our Hospital at a world-class standard.

Donors have helped to fund a range of new facilities this year, including contributing to the Kids Care Centre within the Emergency Department.

The Centre treats triage category four and five emergency patients with non-life threatening illnesses and injuries. This area is ideal for care and observation and frees up beds in the ED for more urgent cases, such as those arriving by helicopter or ambulance. Emergency waiting times have been reduced as a result of this initiative, especially during peak afternoon and evening periods.

The Heart Centre for Children was able to upgrade their cardiac ultrasound machine this year thanks to the generosity of donors. This machine is vital for diagnosing and treating heart conditions as it gives doctors a clear view of the structures of the heart, including the chambers, valves, veins and arteries, and enables them to monitor blood flow and pin-point problems without the need for invasive surgery.

The Heart Centre for Children treats over 3,500 patients each year and each patient needs multiple cardiac ultrasounds as part of their ongoing treatment.

This year the Hospital received a substantial bequest from a donor who was passionate about leaving a lasting legacy to improve child health. With the money she donated, we were able to install 23 new bedside monitors within the Hospital and upgrade 224 existing monitors, ensuring high-quality and consistent care for all patients.

We rely heavily on our donors to help keep our Hospital at

a world-class standard.

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SOPHIE'SSTORY

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Sophie with her Mum, Meg

Sophie’s bright smile and her love of music and movies make her just like any other teenage girl. But behind Sophie’s beautiful smile is a story of courage and heartbreak.

16-year-old Sophie was diagnosed with brain cancer when a tumour, larger than a golf ball, was detected during a brain scan in January 2011, soon after her 13th birthday.

Sophie’s diagnosis came as a great shock to her family, especially as her brother, Hamish, was already battling another rare form of brain tumour. Sadly, he lost his battle with cancer in 2012, at just 15 years old.

After her devastating diagnosis, Sophie’s life soon became a blur of tests, treatments and long stays in the Camperdown Ward of The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. In between rounds of chemotherapy, Sophie’s Mum, Meg, enjoyed the simple pleasure of having her family together around the dinner table at home.

“Cancer treatment saves children’s lives but it also takes away so much – time together as a family, months of schooling and, ultimately, part of their childhood,” Sophie’s Mum, Meg, said.

Brave Sophie battled cancer and won, given the ‘all-clear’ in late 2011. A fitting celebration for Sophie was meeting the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge during their special visit to Bear Cottage, when she was chosen to present them with a special artwork made by Bear Cottage patients.

“Meeting the royal couple was amazing, it was just unforgettable,” Sophie said.

Now that her treatment is over, Sophie is often mistakenly asked how her chemotherapy is going as the hair she lost is not expected to grow back, due to alopecia. She looks stunning in her beautiful collection of bandannas and head wraps that compliment her fun sense of fashion.

The future looks bright for Sophie, who has swapped long days in hospital for playing hockey, attending

Canteen camps, being her Mum’s right hand in the kitchen and working towards studying to become a midwife.

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“Teamwork at the Hospital is paramount as there are so many different facets in the care of sick children. We all have different specialities and areas of expertise. Together we can make a real

difference to patients like Sophie when they really need our help.”

Katherine Stephen – Clinical Nurse Consultant, Bone Marrow Transplants

“Multi-disciplinary care is the cornerstone of excellent care for children with cancer. Many different specialists are needed to get the best outcomes for patients and their families. I have been here 25 years and over that time I have treated some of

the sickest children in the Hospital.”

Dr Stewart Kellie – Oncologist

“It was important that we ensured that, even through the most difficult times, Sophie and her family remained informed yet hopeful. It is lovely as a nurse to work in a supportive team

where we all are striving to get the best outcomes for our patients.”

Michele Casey – Nurse

“Each member of the health care team is able to use their own specialist skills for the greater benefit of the complex

patients that we treat. I thrive on knowing that I am able to help children to recover and get them back to enjoying life like they

used to before becoming sick.”

Sophie Knott – Physiotherapist

CARE TEAMSOPHIE'S

From left to right: Katherine Stephen, Dr Stewart Kellie, Michele Casey and Sophie Knott

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RESEARCHThe Kids Research Institute, the research arm of The Children’s Hospital at Westmead undertakes research across six key areas – cancer, genomics rare diseases, chronic disease, infectious diseases, clinical sciences and population health and indigenous research.

The Kids Research Institute is fortunate to have the support of donors who have the foresight to recognise the incredible potential of research and how, with investment, it is changing the face of paediatric health care on a global scale.

Our Hospital has long invested in vital research, dating back to the significant discovery of the impact of rubella on the developing foetus in 1942 by Dr Norman Gregg at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children.

An exciting focus of the Kids Research Institute this year centres on genomics rare disorders. This is an important area of research as genetic conditions affect around 400,000 Australian children and account for up to 50 per cent of admissions to children’s hospitals.

Their vision is that one day every child may receive effective, personalised treatment based on their unique genetic profile, no matter how rare or complex their condition.

We are in a unique position to exploit new scientific and technological advances to lead global research into genetic rare diseases and make a real difference for children and their families.

As part of the largest tertiary paediatric institution in Australia, clinicians see more children with rare diseases than any other entity in the nation.

Most researchers from Kids Research Institute are also clinicians. The issues they see every day on the wards inform the research they do, and their clinical work means new discoveries can very quickly be translated into clinical care. This has been described as a ‘bench to bedside’ approach that is critical to the effectiveness and relevance of research.

Many questions about child health remain unanswered and new challenges are presented every day. With your ongoing support, cures to life-threatening illnesses could be just around the corner.

With your ongoing support, cures to life-threatening illnesses could be just

around the corner.

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Emerson, 2 years old

ALYSSA'SSTORY

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It’s amazing to watch Alyssa hula-hoop with a grin from ear-to-ear, especially considering she was born with a range of medical conditions, including a spine defect.

Born with VACTERL Syndrome, Alyssa was diagnosed as having a range of significant health problems, affecting her vertebrae, limbs, heart, kidneys and other vital organs.

Alyssa is one very special girl, described by her Mum, Elaine, as “a jigsaw puzzle that wasn’t completed during pregnancy”, needing expert doctors at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead to help her survive.

At just six years old, Alyssa has already endured 17 operations and is expected to face more in the coming years. Her case has inspired other families with a child with VACTERL Syndrome, with the Gillespie family often called upon to give advice to others facing a similar journey.

A huge team of doctors, nurses and allied health professionals at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead have treated Alyssa since she was transferred to The Children’s Hospital at Westmead by NETS ambulance as a sick newborn baby needing urgent surgery.

“Each and every staff member has played an important role throughout our journey so far. So many people have gone above and beyond the call of duty to help and support us when we need it most,” Elaine said.

Despite her challenges in life, Alyssa is a happy and relaxed girl who, quite simply, loves life.

“Life today is not what we expected but we take each day as it comes and do the best we can. On the outside Alyssa looks and acts like any normal child her age but inside her jigsaw puzzle is still not complete,” Elaine said.

“Our daughter is one amazing little girl and we are so blessed she’s ours.”

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Alyssa and her Mum, Elaine

CARE TEAMALYSSA'S

From left to right: Frank Ross, Chari Richards, Dr Erik La Hei and Shannon Tracey

“I have been working at the Hospital since the first day we opened the doors at Westmead. Working here is not

always easy but it’s definitely worthwhile. There is an honesty about children that is so appealing.”

Frank Ross – Clinical Nurse Consultant, Surgery

“Children with complex medical issues require specialist input and treatment by various teams throughout the Hospital. I love working with children like Alyssa. It is so very rewarding

and I hope I can make a difference in their lives.”

Chari Richards – Clinical Nurse Consultant, Stomal Therapy

“This is a truly special place to work. One day you are confronted with a newborn baby with life-threatening medical problems and an uncertain future. Before you know it, there she is, six years old, going to school and showing you how to

hula-hoop. Does it get any better than that?”

Dr Erik La Hei – Surgeon

“Working with families like Alyssa’s reminds me of the love that parents have for their children and the enormous amount of care they provide for them. This motivates me

to be a better clinician and to strive to do my best for our patients and their families.”

Shannon Tracey – Social Worker

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RAINBOWSUNICORNS

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Friend of Bandaged Bear, Eva, 4 years old

STAFFOur reputation as one of the world’s great children’s hospitals is not based on the equipment we have or the buildings we work in, it has because of our people. All staff contribute to the positive experience that families expect when they trust us with the care of their precious sick child.

We are committed to recruiting, retaining, managing and motivating the best staff to complement our services and facilities. Staff are at the centre of our very high standards of care and our commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of children.

While we are a public hospital that is funded by the government, we often turn to donors to assist us to employ extra staff in key positions that will really make a difference to our quality of care and to run programs that support sick children and their families along the road to recovery.

Donations have been used this year to employ a range of specially trained Child Life Therapists and Music Therapists who are working across the Hospital, especially in areas where children are being treated for serious conditions, such as cancer or burns.

Child Life Therapy is based around play, which is extremely important for all children, especially those who are seriously ill. Play is the language that children use to make sense of the world and is a powerful tool for helping children to cope with their illness and to ease anxiety.

Likewise, Music Therapy has a calming and relaxing effect that helps children to manage pain and anxiety. It encourages socialisation, communication and motor development.

Donations funded a Social Worker for Oncology this year. Having a dedicated Social Worker for young cancer patients and their families makes a real difference to their care and allows them to be fully supported through their cancer journey.

Staff at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead who have their positions funded by donations are humbled by the support they receive from the community and are grateful that donors are recognising and supporting their vital work.

Supporters help sick children and their families

along the road to recovery.

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Belle, 5 years old with Jordyn, Child Life Therapist

CHASE'SSTORY

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At just eight years old, Chase is a busy boy. He loves watching rugby, pop music, hunting for bargains at garage sales, swimming, playing the piano and reading Harry Potter books.

He certainly makes the most of life, especially considering he was born with a severe form of spina bifida, leaving his spinal cord exposed and damaged. Spina bifida occurs early in a pregnancy when the two sides of a baby’s spine fail to join together, leaving an open area. For Chase’s Mum, Narcis, her pregnancy was a worrying time when she was told that her unborn child would suffer from this serious birth defect.

Chase sometimes needs a wheelchair to get around, but mostly is able to walk, a result of his determination and ongoing intensive physiotherapy sessions at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. His doctors are currently considering orthopaedic surgery for Chase to give him more movement in his left foot.

Chase and his parents have never let his disability get in the way, encouraging him to play wheelchair basketball and to become the goalkeeper in school yard soccer games.

“I am known as ‘the wall’ when we play soccer because I am so good at blocking goals. But I will only play for the boys team of course, not the girls,” cheeky Chase said.

Chase and his family are forever grateful for the care and support they have received from The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

“For us, the team at the Hospital are our problem solvers. They tackle Chase’s condition head-on and take innovative approaches to ensure he gets the most out of life. They have a bright outlook, wisdom, compassion and continue to give us hope,” said Chase’s Mum, Narcis.

“They are key people in our lives whom we never dreamed of needing to know but we are

now deeply grateful for.”

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Chase and his Mum, Narcis

“The significance of the different people involved in Chases' care cannot be understated. Each team member is reliant on the others to ensure that positive progress continues. To get a

child up and walking for the first time is very special for families after building a relationship of trust with them.”

Sean Hogan – Orthotist

“Kids with complex conditions require input from many specialists. I have been Chase’s Physiotherapist since he was born and I will continue to care for him until he leaves school. I enjoy

seeing patients grow up and make the most of opportunities in life with our guidance and support.”

Suzie Taylor – Physiotherapist

“The Children’s Hospital at Westmead is a specialist service that aims to improve the health and well-being of children and adolescents with disabilities, like Chase. Being part of a team

that can make a difference to the lives of kids like Chase is fantastic and inspires me every day. “

Dr Antoinette Botman – Paediatric Rehabilitation Consultant

“I feel very lucky to be part of such a fantastic team where we are all valued as professionals. The respect and acknowledgement we receive for our work and dedication to our patients makes caring

for children like Chase a real privilege.”

Megan Rozos – Clinical Nurse Consultant, Spina Bif ida

CARE TEAMCHASE"S

From left to right: Sean Hogan, Suzie Taylor, Dr Antoinette Botman and Megan Rozos

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KINGSQUEENS

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Friend of Bandaged Bear, Ineka, 2 years old

Bear Cottage is an uplifting place where life

is for living and treasured memories are nurtured.

Eli, 4 years old with the Duchess of Cambridge

BEAR COTTAGEBear Cottage, located in Manly, is the only children’s hospice dedicated to providing families of children with a life-limiting illness world-class medical care in a relaxed and homely setting.

In the past year alone, Bear Cottage has cared for more than 220 children who have a serious illness that means they are not expected to reach adulthood. For these children there is no magic cure, but Bear Cottage aims to help them and their families make the most of their precious time together.

Bear Cottage was thrust into the international spotlight this year when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited and spent some time with staff and families. This visit showcased to the world, what we already know – Bear Cottage is an inspiring place filled with very special people. It also highlighted the quality of our services and enhanced our capacity to collaborate with other children’s hospices around the world through a global ‘community of best practice’.

This year we have also transformed our care by introducing Clinical Nurse Specialists to the team at Bear Cottage. This is an exciting initiative that aims to further cater to the physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual needs of sick children and their families. It also represents a giant leap forward for the emerging speciality of Paediatric Palliative Care, especially when it comes to integration with community services.

Families do not pay to stay at Bear Cottage, thanks to the generous support of the community. Bear Cottage was established in 2001 by donated funds and, although we have recently received some government funding, we rely heavily on donated funds to continue to provide special care for children and families.

Despite many sad times over the years, Bear Cottage has an irrepressible spirit. It is an uplifting place where life is for living and treasured memories are nurtured.

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Sir Charles Clubbe KBE AwardSargents Pies Charitable FoundationThe Kids' Cancer ProjectWoolworths Supermarkets

Benefactors 2013 - 2014Coca-Cola Amatil Australia Ellaleen Bryer Estate Late Francis Anthony Murray Estate Late Ian Frederick Oakley Estate Late Jack Cowley Frankham Estate Late Leah Winifred Golding Estate Late Sana JanoHarold WilsonHeartkids NSW IncLowy Foundation Pty Ltd McGrath Mazda Liverpool MCN Everywhere Medtronic Australasia Pty Ltd

FoundersA Bear Affair Committee Bridgestar Pty Ltd Commercial Travellers Cot Fund Cornucopia Committee Inc Emerald Ball Committee Fire and Rescue NSW Grace Gala Committee John & Lois Turk Charitable Gift Kids with Cancer Foundation Macintosh Foundation Manildra Group of Companies Robert AlbertSir Robert & Lady Mollie Askin Charities Trust (Hospitals)

Sporting Chance Cancer Foundation Viva Energy Australia Volunteers – The Children's Hospital at Westmead

Benefactors4 Tracks 4 Kids 400 in 4 Charity Ride ANZ Stadium Bandage Bear Benefit Night Canterbury Bulldogs Leagues Club Caring for Kids – Bankstown Group Carmel CraneConnecTeD Foundation Incorporated Costco Wholesale Australia De Groot Industries Dell Pty Ltd DOOLEYS Lidcombe Catholic Club Dunn Family Trust Fund Edward & Caroline McBrideEndeavour Energy Australia Fight Cancer Foundation Fire and Rescue NSW – Katoomba Footwear Leather & Allied Trades Cot Fnd Freight Train Music Pty Ltd Gwynvill Group H & R Israel Fund Helen EconomusHoward's Storage World Humpty Dumpty Foundation ICAP Australia J & G Bedwell Endowment

James FairfaxJardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd Jimmy, Jane & Elly Barnes Joan MackisackJohn SymondsK & G Gluck Trust Lil Bayley Lions Club of Carlingford – Dundas Macquarie Group Foundation Limited Margaret Pemberton Foundation Mirvac Homes Pty Ltd NRMA Insurance – Product & Underwriting NRMA Motoring & Services Ottomin Charitable Foundation Owen Miller Foundation Parramatta Leagues Club Ltd R & A Family Holdings RedKite Rellim Holdings No 2 Pty Ltd Shipping Industry Golf Challenge Star Scientific Foundation Sydney Water Corporation TCN Channel Nine Pty Ltd The Freedman Foundation The George Gregan Foundation The Manildra Foundation The Priestley Family The Profield Foundation

Toys R Us (Australia) Pty Ltd Unilever Australia Limited Western Earthmoving Pty Ltd Whites Group Pty Ltd

EstatesEstate Late Ailsa Joy LuttonEstate Late Alexis Nicholas SchelokoffEstate Late Allen SampsonEstate Late Anna BorojevicEstate Late Arthur Robert HynesEstate Late Bernard David RothburyEstate Late Betty Louise ReesEstate Late Daphne RawsonEstate Late Edwin James AirdEstate Late Elizabeth Joan Lewis ScullyEstate Late Elsie Jean EllisEstate Late Evan Frederick J WilliamsEstate Late Fikret AlijagicEstate Late George Emmerson SullivanEstate Late Grazia CocoEstate Late Ivy Gertrude ThirkellEstate Late Leslie Allan MaurerEstate Late Lionel Ernest Fredrick DegeEstate Late Margaret JudeEstate Late Maria Luigia BotteroEstate Late Marjorie Edna Jenkins

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Estate Late Tina BuckthorpEstate Late Valerie AndersonEstate Late Violet Edna ButlerEstate Late Violet FallsEstate Late Vishwanath ApteEstate Late Walter Raymond PaineEstate Late Robyn Christine Sampson

MAJOR SUPPORTERS- ORGANISATIONSACCO AustraliaAdecco GroupAHG NSW Pty LtdAlliance Contractors (NSW) Pty LtdAltitude Charity Challenge 2014Amalgamated Holdings – Payroll Contribution Scheme

Amway One by One FoundationAmyson Pty LtdAndreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries

Andrews & Rech Pty LtdANSTOAOOB SpringwoodAPCD Pty LtdAria Foundation Pty LtdArkhadia FoundationArora International Pty LtdAssociazione Bagnara Calabra of NSW Sydney Inc

ASX GroupAustbrokers RWA Pty Ltd

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BHP BillitonBimonu Pty LtdBlackmores FoundationBlueScope SteelBob (Tug) Wilson's Walk for Kids with Cancer

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Harbour City Ferries Pty LtdHarris Farm MarketsHarvey Norman

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JEM Computer SystemsJenolan Caves Reserve TrustJohn R Keith (NSW) Pty LtdJustin Ferguson Property SpecialistsK2M Inc.Kapstream CapitalKeep kids Moving 2014Kemp StrangKindifarmKinghorn Motors Pty LtdKordaMenthaLaing O'Rourke Australia – Sydney Rail Operation

Liangrove Foundation Pty LtdLifetime Care and Support AuthorityLindt & Sprungli (Australia) Pty LtdLions Club of Beecroft CheltenhamLions Club of Castle Hill Inc.Lions Club of YagoonaLions Clubs International FoundationMacarthur Swimathon for Cystic Fibrosis

Mack TrucksMagdalene Catholic High SchoolMake a Difference TeamManly Warringah Netball AssocMaple-Brown Family Charitable Foundation

March into MiraclesMaria SS Delle GrazieMcAfee IncMcGrath Holden – LiverpoolMedtronic Australasia Pty LtdMFS Investment ManagementMiles Developments Pty LtdMitchell Family TrustMorgan Stanley Wealth Management Australia Pty Ltd

Mother's Day Dinner DanceMTS Holding CompanyMums on a MissionMurray Valley Meat Trading CompanyMuscular Dystrophy Assn of NSWN & M Hurll Charitable TrustNarrabeen North Public School

News LimitedNSW Police – St George District Police Charity Ball CommitteOolie Pty LimitedOpen Plains Wholesale MeatsPallet LogisticsPamper the ParentsPan–Arcadian Foundation of NSWParamount Building ServicesParramatta National Rugby League ClubPegasystemsPerpetual FoundationPetersen Family FoundationPhoneCycle Pty LtdPilu RestaurantPlatinum Fitness PTPractec GroupPrecious Hearts IncPrecision Glass & Aluminium Pty LtdPremier Media GroupProcter & Gamble Australia - Duracell ANZProgrammed Integrated WorkforceProstainlessPutney Public SchoolPymble Golf Club LtdQBE InsuranceQueensland Coal CorporationQuest Accounting Services Pty LtdRamsgate RSL Memorial ClubRat Pack Golf Tours Inc.Rett Syndrome Association of Australia Inc

Richmond Mercantile (Australia) Pty LtdRoche Products Pty LimitedRotary Club of BalgowlahRotary Club of BelroseRotary Club of Frenchs ForestRydges Hotel LtdSam The Paving ManScott Electrical Services Pty LtdSerendipity Craft GroupShell Employees Credit Union LtdShellBelSherrin Rentals Pty LtdSIDS StampedeSilicon Valley Community FoundationSingTel Optus Pty LtdSmith Charitable FundSt Baldrick's FoundationSt Ignatius Riverview CollegeSt Johns Park Bowling ClubSt Johns Park Women's Bowling ClubStage ArtzStarbucks Coffee Company (Australia) Pty Ltd - Westmead

Statewide Design & Print Pty LtdStephen Richardson Memorial Golf DaySteven Bourk & George Jammal (Partnership)

Stonecutters Ridge Golf ClubSydbricks IncorporatedSydney Cochlear Implant CentreSydney TrainsSydneysiders Express Inc.Tak Fuk Investment Pty Ltd

Telstra Walk to WestmeadThe Association of Santa Antonio di Padova Harbord Limited

The Catholic Federation LiverpoolThe Children's Help FoundationThe Good Guys FoundationThe Humour FoundationThe King's SchoolThe Lee Falk Memorial Bengali Explorers Club

The Mill House FoundationThe Philip Bushell FoundationThe Pratt FoundationThe Rotary Club of District 9690The Schwinghammer FoundationThe Shaw FoundationThe Traiders Corporation Pty LtdThe Upside SportThe Wales Family Foundation – Tony & Gai Wales

The White AgencyThermomixThiess John Holland Dragados North West Rail LinkThree Crowns Investments Pty LtdTNA Australia Pty LtdTony McCullough Foundation TrustTOPS Celebration ConcertTrading Pursuits Pty LtdTransfield Services Pty LtdTravel Beyond GroupTrinity Catholic College – AuburnUBS Foundation

Ultimate Sign Installations Pty LtdUnilever Australia LimitedUren Family TrustV8 SupercarsWentworthville Leagues Club LtdWestfield Corporate AffairsWestfield Group Westfield ParramattaWestmead Medical Research Foundation

WestpacWiggles and Giggles Child Care CentreWilcorp No. 41 Pty LimitedWoodend Pty LtdWoodhead Family BenefactionYellow Brick Road – Baulkham HillsZipper Tickers CommitteeZoomwave Constructions Pty LtdStarlight Children’s FoundationScholastic Australia

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Deanna AbboudMichael AbdallahEva AbdelmessiahRobin & Lina Abi-HannaDieter & Christine AdamsasLenore AdamsonGuy AdamsonMichael AhrensLisa AinsworthKhaled AlameddineConstantina AlifakiotisFelicity AllenDoug AlleyGloria AmedeeTessa AndersonNeil AndersonValerie ApplerothTakako ArainBelinda ArraizaGaro ArtinianJim AthosJohn AtkinsJulie Au-YeungR AustinNik AuzinsLeighton AveryHenry AwMartha Aziz

David BachmayerScott BaikieGeoffrey & Christine BaileyaShirley BaileyLynette BainPeter BainesJune BakerEvonne BalcarAnthony BaldwinDanny BandidosDong BanhPeter BarbaTony BarbaroPeter BarclayE BarkerDamien BarnesAndrew BarrowmanNova BasumataryTerrence BatesEvan BattenAnnie BeareArgeo BeletichAmina Belgiorno-NettisRobin BellJan BellCon BellosMax BenjaminBruce Berg

Scott BerggrenAlexander BerleeErnest BickfordKeith BirchPeter BirchSarah BishopKarl BitarGrant & Nicole BlackleyDonna Lea BlazejkoC BlomfieldDavid BloomL BoffoMichael BonifacioSusan BoothRobert BooyDebbie BossPierre BoumelhemViolet BoumerheTherese BoustanyDarren BovisPhillip BoweringJessica BoysonLyn BrandManpreet BrarChristine BrayColleen BriodyKaren BrookesStephen Brooks

Jenny BrownSteve BrownAnn BrownJune BrownLeo BrowneAnn BrowneNorman BrunsdonAnthony BryantRichard & Susan BuntingAllana BurkeJim BurkeJennifer BurtonE ButlerJean ButsonIan CairnsJohn & Carol CaleoRon CallusJohn CameronPeter CampbellCharles CampbellClelia CantarellaJason CaoBrian CarpenterNoel & Pauline CarrollPeter CarrollAngela CaseyDavid CawleyLisa Chamberlin

MAJOR SUPPORTERS-INDIVIDUALS

Barry ChambersRaymond ChanMichael ChantY ChenWilliam ChenLang Thi ChenTegan ChengAshish ChhabraWilliam ChingWilliam ChiuSui ChiuRoslyn A ChowMichael ChrisostomosChris ChristofaYi ChungJim & Angela ClarkPatrick ClarkMartin ClarkSarah ClarkBill ClarkVera ClarkeRosie ClarkeWendy ClearyM CliftJ ClowesSusan CobhamPeter CocksBernard CohenBrian CohenJoanna CollinsDavid ColmerThe Cordell Family

Timothy CormackEsther CossmanDarryl Courtney-O'ConnorKathryn CoyneP CrockerGeoffrey CrossleyFaye CruickshankMatthew CsideiWendy CullB CunninghamAlan CurgenvenCharles CurranGlen D'SilvaDavid DaleyJames DallandMarco DavalosJames DavernJim DavidsonCraig DaviesGarry & Lynn DavisKim DavisE DayKim De CeanKeith de JongNolene DeaneAmanda DeeksEddy DeMarcoHubert DemonteverdeX DemosthenousPaul DennyMarguerite DerrigMaria Destegul

Jonathan DevrellPeter DexterAntonio Di DioCharlotte Di Mascio & FriendsJudy DickinsNick DinhamGavin DoakVittorio DolfoBette DolmanNicola DressAnthony DrewRebecca DudaLeanne DumbrellTravers DuncanJohn DunlopImraan EbrahimIan EdwardsMichael EganSonia Eggins-AllmanDeborah EllawayJaci EllingsK EmeryDavid EpperIan EvansJenny EvansMary EyresJohn B Fairfax AODavid & Susan FarrugiaAnne FawcettStefan FeldmannElaine FinBuckley Findlay

Helen FinnDiane FisherJosephine FisherMichelle FisherEliza FitasJoan FletcherGrant ForsterDarryl FosterCon FourkiotisJ FrakesDavid FranzGarry FraserInes FrearsonLindsay FreemanErnest FungDavid GaleMichele Gannon-MillerShirley GardinerJohn GarofanoFleur GartonLisa GartonWayne GattChady GeorgesJoseph GiandomenicoRichard and Elizabeth Giannone

Maureen GibsonCrawford GilesElaine Gock-YoungSylvan GoddardPatricia GolottaJoseph GomesLewis Gomes

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John GoodwinSuzanne GoodwinB GormanGary GoundrieSanjeev GoyalMegan GraceNeville GraceJames GrahamRyan GrahamCheryl GrantJohn GravinaMichael GrayAllen Greenhalgh & Julie Sheridan

John GriggP GriggS GrimaThomas GroveMichael GuyKenneth GydeDavid HaVicky HabbouchiSami HaddadAju HadiwijayaRoger HallaranWarren HalloranEdward HalmagyiVerity Halvorsen

Anthony HammondN HampeLouise HamshereJohn HanburyMark HancockPeter HandelPatricia HardyDianne HardyTristan & Pepper HarrisStephen HarrisF HarrisAlan HarrisHarrison/Testa Family Henley HarrisonSylvia HattonJean Hay AMRhonda HaynesRudolf Hayo SpaanEmily HealeySimon & Fiona HellamsNaomi HellerLuke HepworthDavid Hernandez Herringe/Dekkers Family Timothy HextChee-Leong HiewPeter HillJean HimmelhochStephen HingTom HobbsMarty HocknellGeoff Hodgkinson

Tony HodgsonSally HollidayYoudong HongStephen HoodAndrew HootonJessica HoreDavid HorneryKerry HoughPaul & Elizabeth HoultTom HowardSandra HowellsKenneth HowellsDoug HowlettPeter HudsonBrendan HughesRichard HughesNhu HuynhGraham HydeWendy HyettSteven IannelloRobert (Bob) Ingham OAMuhammad IqbalA IrelandCecil IsaacJulianne JacksonJohn JacksonRob JacobsRichard JamesPhilip JamiesonMark & Linda JanusNatalie JarvisBrian Jefferys

Paul JohnTony JohnsonJohn JohnstonThomas JohnstonDoreen JohnstoneBrett JohnstoneGregory JonesKate JonesAnn Jooste-JacobsAvinash JoshiP A JoyceAndrew & Renata KaldorJi-Hyun KangJames KelynackJohn KeoghK KerstenKim KerteszKirrell KevinWon KimBrenda KingDavid KingGeoffrey KinghornRichard KirbyLorna KleinAndrew KleinRon & Shirley KnightDavid KnoxEmanuel KokasTodor KondevskiMark KordaNamrata KotechaPeter Kreljak

Veena Kumaraswamy ChanDrasekhar

George KyprianouKritesh LalNick LalLinda LamJoy LambertRobert LaneAda LathamBelinda LatimoreTony LavenderJeffrey LayHa LeSwan LeePearl LeeEunsuk LeeLionel LeePatricia LeeZita LeingDaniel LeMoyNiall LenahanEdward LennanJoseph LeungChris LewisDorothy LibbersonBee LimPhilip LindsayAaron LinksJudy LipmanRebecca LoftusLorraine LoganSimon LongstaffE Lorber

Gary LordMichael LoweSteve LoxtonSebastien LundyRuifeng LuoJim LuskanGillian LynchKitty MaPauline MacDonaldGordon MackayIsabel Mackay SimMargaret MackisackMargaret MacPhailDale MaguireLuke MaguireEmma MaloneChi ManMelissa MansonNadine MaraldoNikolas MargerrisonSteve MargeticBill MarinicFrank MartinMichael MartinD MartinPeter MasonRobert MatherJennifer MatthewsJohn MattingleyRoy MaxwellJohn MaxwellMichael Mbagu

Patricia McAlaryAnne McBeathLeisa McBurneyNiall McconvilleKeith McCullochAndrew McDowellBrian McFadyenBlake McGeeMary McGuireJoshua McKeanReyelle MckeeverVincent McLenaghanRobert McNallyPeter & Joanne McNamaraRose McNeillPatricia McPhailRichard McPhailPaula McPhailT McPhersonElizabeth MeagherAnastasia MelopoulosElizabeth MendelChris MentisTempe MerewetherAngela Michaelis & Mark Ferrington

Suzanna MichaelsonRobert MilesAnthony MillarBetty MillerKeith MillerGeorge Miltenyi

Melita MisoniMira MisoniIrene MockettZain MoloobhoyTony & Tanja MomirovskiMichael MonaghanDaniel MongTonino MontagneseMaureen MorecroftGwyneth MorganCatherine MoroneyPeter MorrisJohn MoujalliChris MowleAnil MudaliarDavid MullenJohn MuncePaul MurrayCarmelo MusticaVetti NadarajahFred NadjarianJosef NalevanskyNaresh NarayanSarwan Singh NarulaBetty NashWilliam NashHoang NguyenAnh-Tu NguyenThanh Nghiem NguyenCassandra NichollsDavid NikicJulie Noble

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Barbara NorquayLiliane NovakJohn O'BrienPauline O'ConnorSean O'DonnellDaniel O'NeillPeter OliverMarino OrozcoPeter & Lauraine Overton Tracey Page & Jessie DixonWei PanChris & Valasia PapadakisAli Parandeh GheibiCraig ParkerCraig ParkerPrudence ParkhillCasey ParkinRichard ParkinsonDominic ParsonsScott PaulIan PayneGary PembertonSarah Percy DoveKaran PerkinsChristine PerrottElizabeth PhillipsGraeme PhilpottsDiem PhuongRobyn PickworthJaneen PlainJustin PlayfairReg Pollock

James PorterRobin PotterKarla PoultonNikolas & Rosa PrapasCarolyn PriestleyShane ProdgerHans & Kim ProdingerMary PuskasJoe QuagliataKate QuinlanH QuinlanMatthew QuinnGraham RadfordGwen RadfordMargaret RalstonDavid RatnerMarjorie RaymonJoseph ReBonnie RedmanStephen ReedVelma ReibeltBenjamin ReidPamela ReisnerJohn RichardsKate RichardsonGrace RobertsAndrew RobertsJanne RobertsEunice RobilliardJames & Katrina RobinsJames RobinsDermot Roche

Anthony RoseRichard RosewarneVictor RossShelagh RossSophie RotheryDaniel RottmannPeter RoweKit RumjahnPeter RussellKevin RyanRonald SaadSharmin SaadullahRachel SadlerEwart SalisburyWeng SamRuth SampsonJeremy SamuelMario SandeSteven & Joy SandersDanny SarkisW SawersPhilippa SawyerKatie ScanlonSean ScanlonMark SchultzSharyn SchultzWilliam ScottGarth SearlNorman SeckoldJustin SeniorGaurav SethiBernadette Seve

Caterina SeverinoGeorge ShalalaVivian ShalalaJulie SheridanMary SherwoodP ShirriffChris ShoreNavkamal SidhuTherese SillarsHedley SimonsMartine Simons-CoghillGreg SimpsonMark SirottiMary SiuLalithambal SivasanthakumarSathiyaseelan SivasubramaniamAnglea SivieroJustin SkownoKylie SlatteryCarole SleePeter SlikkerCatriona SmithLen SmithRonald SmithIan SmithEron SmithPaul SmithJennifer SmithAlan SmithBarry SmorgonTrevor SnapeAnne Soundy

Bill SpekJ SproatKatherine StanleyJodi SteelRobert SteelAlison StephenMalcolm StephensPeter StephensSue SterjovskiValma StewardJames StewartColin StewartDavid StilesIrene StoneKylie StreeterRene SugoLloyd SwantonNicholas SweeneyAnthony SweetmanRandolf TanHarry TassisMilena TavanPeter TaylorDean TeasdaleJoycelyn Teh Teodorovic Family Lachlan ThompsonKatherine ThompsonAllan ThompsonPaul ThrelfoMia ThulinHugh Tighe

Kareena TilleySharon TisanoRobert TobiasMurray TobiasMillie TongL TownsMarisa TribeJane TrumperChristopher TynanLim UngAnthony Van De PutteWarwick VanceAlbert VandenbergEva VargaMargaret VeitchRose VellaCatena VenezianoJoan VickeryJohn VidaVesna VidakovicStephen VileStuart VoyseyMilena VrankovicTony & Gai WalesMark WalkerMatthew WallerMark WalshMal WardCameron WardGiles WardJune WardPhilippa Warner

Robert WaterworthMarjorie WatsonPeter WattsWayne WebsterOttmar WeissShaynee WellingtonGarrie WellsLisa WellsRoseline WelshRobert WestPaul WestcottCaroline WheelerPeter WheelerSimon WhiteRene WhiteH WhittonHilary WhitworthPeter WiggsJames WilcherCraig WilliamsMark WilliamsNikki WilliamsEvan WilliamszWendy WilsonJohn & Adrienne WilsonJohn WilsonJonathon WolfePeter WongBik WongJacki WongFrancis WoodMarion Wood

Michael WoodsMilla WooldridgeAdrian WoottonBrad WrayJackie WrightColin WrightSteve WyattNick XourisLynn YagerNicole YuZohrab ZaitounianSteve ZakariaCarolyn ZorzinoJoe Zouein

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PARTIESBALLOONS

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Friend of Bandaged Bear, Abdullah, 2 years old

20 YEARS AT WESTMEAD -

It’s hard to believe that next year will mark 20 years since our Hospital relocated from

Camperdown to Westmead.

Since The Children’s Hospital at Westmead first opened in 1995, we have treated over one million

sick and injured children. Our work has touched the lives of countless families from across NSW, giving

them hope for the future.

Paediatric health care has changed dramatically over the past two decades, but our strong focus

on restoring health to precious young lives remains the same.

We look forward to celebrating 20 years at Westmead in 2015 and thank you for supporting

us every step of the way.

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Zack, 4 years old old

HOW TO HELP

Thank you for your valued support.

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William, 3 years old

Photography by: Michael Amendolia

Props created by: Peach Sundays

Financial information can be accessed via The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network Annual Review at www.schn.health.nsw.gov.au

Thank you to the children and families who are featured

in this publication

© 2014 The Children's Hospital at Westmead

Fundraising DepartmentThe Children's Hospital at Westmead

Corner Hawkesbury Road & Hainsworth StreetWestmead NSW 2145 Australia Locked Bag 4001 Westmead NSW 2145 Phone: (02) 9845 3367

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