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        Corporate partners

        A dynamic and meaningful partnership

        Our corporate partnerships allow Telethon Kids researchers to investigate innovative new ways to solve the most challenging questions in child health and make leaps forward, rather than just small steps.

        We offer a diverse array of partnership opportunities for companies who want to make a real difference to the lives of children and young people in Western Australia and beyond.

        We understand that every company is different, with different goals and drivers. That is why we specialise in working closely with you to create bespoke partnerships that make sense for your business. We connect your unique interests to where you can make the biggest impact, both in the lives of children and in the eyes of your stakeholders. 

        “Thank you and team for all you do – in research and to improve the health and wellbeing of kids here and around the world. And thanks too for hosting a briefing with the Wesfarmers Corporate Office. Community health is an issue of such deep interest – particularly at the moment – and there is no one we trust more than you and your team, when talking about health risks and how best to manage them in our businesses, teams, communities and families”.

        — Naomi Flutter, Executive General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Wesfarmers

        The benefits of giving

        In addition to being part of creating a brighter and healthier future for kids, giving to Telethon Kids offers many benefits, including:

        • Alignment and enhanced image for clients, customers, employees and prospective staff. 
        • Naming rights to key assets: centres, people, physical spaces, scholarships, events, and more. 
        • VIP invitations to special events. 
        • Tours of the Institute and behind-the-scenes access for your employees and stakeholders. 
        • Expert researcher briefings for your workplace about health topics that align with your organisation. 
        • Networking opportunities with the Institute’s community of donors and stakeholders. 
        • Bespoke programs tailored to corporate partner objectives. 
        • Cause-related marketing extensions and storytelling from the research that you support. 
        • Access to incredibly inspiring content (including impact stories, campaigns and engagement opportunities) - for your staff channels, customer communications and socials. 

        “As a new mum, the information that Dr Cross provided during our employee lunch and learn was extremely interesting and timely. As well as being a Woodsider of ~10yrs it was great to see some of the outcomes of the support we provide the community”. 

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        We offer unique and meaningful ways for your business to get involved. We look forward to speaking with you about what we can create together.

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        Ben Wood
        Partnership Specialist
        Phone: +61 8 6319 1265
        Email: ben.wood@telethonkids.org.au

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        Some children spend over two years on waiting lists for treatment of ear infections. That’s too long for children who are in crucial stages of language, behavioural and educational development

        Djaalinj Waakinj (listening and hearing) Ear Portal Program was established to address this gap. It ensures access to early diagnosis and intervention by reducing unnecessary travel and waiting times.

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        A deadly yet entirely preventable heart disease taking the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is finally on the verge of elimination thanks to new research released today.

        The RHD Endgame Strategy: the blueprint to eliminate rheumatic heart disease in Australia by 2031, has been five years in the making and pairs research by leading infectious diseases specialists with the knowledge and experience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders across the country.

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        Researchers from Telethon Kids Institute will lead a world first trial to test the effectiveness of the drug interferon in stopping outbreaks of COVID-19 by reducing the infectiousness of people who contract the virus.

        The CoCo Study (Containing Coronavirus) has been made possible through a $2.665 million donation from BHP’s Vital Resources Fund.

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