What to expect during this immersive experience
The team at GE Healthercare will gain a first-hand understanding what parents and carers go through on a daily basis, as well as getting an opportunity to see what it takes to create the best possible experience for a family and come to know the families staying at the House in Randwick.
During this immersion experience, you will be:
- Guided through real life scenarios, gaining a better understanding of what families go through;
- Using your skills and knowledge together to tackle a business issue
- Gaining a unique insight on what it takes to run the House and create a true sense of empathy for the families that stay at RMHC Sydney.
Jye Bertram just donated $105.50- Tess Sindoni just donated $101
- Bruno Pires just donated $168
- Rachel Lash just donated $168.80
- Mae Teixeira de Freitas just donated $26.38
- Terence Conway just donated $168.80
- Rachael Richards just donated $168.80
- Rev just donated $168.80
- Tamasin Forrest just donated $168.80
- Brad Fensom just donated $166.40
- Nikki Kennedy just donated $52.75
- Prue Ashleigh just donated $168
- Hashim Behdasht just donated $105.50
- Renae Lopez-Buckley just donated $168.80
- Anonymous just donated $500
- Phil Lucas just donated $160
- Helen & Neville Watkins just donated $52.75
- Patricia Isabelle just donated $166.40
- David Bayliss just donated $52.75
Kirsty Shanahan just donated $52.75
Raised so far
$3,107
Our goal
$10,000
When Ava was diagnosed with Severe Aplastic Anaemia (Bone Marrow Failure Syndrome), the family was told her best hope of survival was for her to receive a bone marrow transplant.
Fortunately, Ava’s older brother Darby was found to be the perfect match to be her donor. Ava along with Darby, mother Catherine and father Jason were told to pack up their life in Adelaide and get to Sydney Children’s Hospital as soon as possible for the transplant.
It was during this extremely challenging period that the family lived at Ronald McDonald House Sydney.
“RMHC Sydney is an amazing organisation. The difference it made to our family during the time we spent in Sydney for Ava’s treatment cannot be measured in words. The compassion the staff and volunteers showed us, from the moment we arrived, until the moment they all lined the road to wave us goodbye, was something that will never be forgotten.
This charity has touched our lives in a way that can never be repaid and is something we will be forever grateful to have had access to, for the most challenging time in our families lives.” –
