Explore partnerships
Better child health is built in partnership.
We work with health services, researchers, government, community organisations and families to design, test and scale solutions that improve care for children and young people across Australia and internationally.
Whether you want to co-design a research project, apply for funding together, embed an evaluation in your service, or bring lived experience to our work, we would like to hear from you.
Why partner with us?
We deliver translational research with a track record of changing policy and practice. Our partners gain access to a multidisciplinary team spanning paediatrics, epidemiology, implementation science, health economics, biostatistics, digital health and consumer engagement.
$75M+
Research funding secured
20+
Active research programs
30+
Researchers and clinicians
6
Completed flagship programs translating evidence into practice
Ways to partner
Who we work with
We collaborate with universities, health services, government agencies, funders and community organisations across Australia and internationally.
Key institutional collaborators
NSW health system partners
- NSW Ministry of Health
- NSW Health
- Sydney Children's Hospitals Network
- Local Health Districts across Sydney and NSW
- NSW Primary Health Networks
- Health Infrastructure NSW
- NSW Government agencies supporting child health initiatives
Clinical and precinct partners
Within the Randwick precinct we work alongside:
- Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick
- Prince of Wales Hospital
- The Royal Hospital for Women
- South Eastern Sydney Local Health District
- Health Infrastructure NSW
Community and health sector partners
- Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs)
- Primary Health Networks
- Consumer and Community Advisory Groups
- Families and young people through co-design and consumer engagement
Funding and philanthropic partners
- Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation
- National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
- Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF)
Start a conversation
Tell us about your organisation, the challenge you are working on, and how you would like to work together. We welcome early, informal conversations, well before a grant deadline.