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When a child is in the hospital, family stays. And we stay with them.

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Ronald McDonald House
at QEII

Ronald McDonald House at QEII

Ronald McDonald House
on Park

Ronald McDonald House on Park

Parent Accommodation in Perth Children's Hospital

Parent Accommodation

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How do I stay?
Stays can be booked by calling Ronald McDonald House WA. Alternatively, you can contact your local Patient Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS) office or your social worker.

Stays at Ronald McDonald House WA are fee free to families who are eligible for the Patient Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS).

To determine if your family qualifies for PATS please visit the WA Country Health Service website or call your local PATS office.

To stay for free at a Ronald McDonald House WA you need to complete the relevant Patient Assisted Travel Scheme paperwork. More information can be found on the WA Country Health Website. Our friendly team are here to help you during your stay, please contact us for further information.
Our friendly team at Ronald McDonald House WA are here to help, contact us for further information or you can contact your hospital social worker to talk to our team.

We help families like the Smith's, access the medical care and resources they need to focus on what truly matters; each other.

It was almost one week after Imogen’s birth, that the family found care and support at Ronald McDonald House WA. While Imogen accessed specialist medical treatment in Perth, we kept their together during their 300 overnight stays.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters Ronald McDonald House WA provides comfort, care and support families like the Smith’s who require ongoing medical treatment at Perth Children’s Hospital.

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Latest stories about our families

Asher’s story

When people think about a child with complex medical needs, they often focus on the challenges. And for Asher, a single mother of three energetic sons, including Ryder, who was born with G/BBB Syndrome, an extremely rare genetic disorder, “We've faced plenty of those over the past 16 years.” Asher explains.

So much more than a holiday

In 2024, pit Ronald McDonald House Family Retreats hosted over 740 families that’s almost 200 more than in 2023. From soaking up the sun in Busselton, to BBQs in Bunbury and beach strolls in Mandurah, families had the opportunity to unwind and reconnect for a week, at no cost to them.

Bringing play and learning to more WA families

With Ronald McDonald Family Rooms visiting families have access to spaces that offer respite and entertainment in between appointments.

Supporting positive educational outcomes

In 2024, our Ronald McDonald House Learning Program was an educational lifeline to hundreds of school aged children across WA.

Crisp family story

After Florence’s birth in 2022, she was rushed into specialist care at Perth Children’s Hospital. Sarah and Andrew were preparing for a long stay in Perth. But with home two and a half hours away in Busselton, and two other young children to care for, it was difficult to find a place to stay for the whole family.

Annette’s story

While my grandson Hugo was in Perth Children’s Hospital fighting for his life, it was such a relief to know my daughter Tammi and son-in-law Tyler had the support, comfort and community of Ronald McDonald House WA

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