The BrightSpark Foundation has a proud history of supporting child health research in WA. They have been in partnership with the Raine Foundation since 2015, in order to enhance opportunities for emerging WA scientists to undertake research that improves health outcomes for children.
The Charter Hall Group, one of Australia’s leading property developers, led the Raine Square redevelopment project which concluded in 2019. Charter Hall and Raine Square have generously focused on fundraising for the Raine Foundation to support child health research.
The late Edith Elaine Cockell bequeathed a sum of money to the University of Western Australia for the purpose of facilitating medical research into mental health.
The Healy Foundation was established in 1970 through a generous bequest to the University of Western Australia by the late Patrick Burselum and Mary Estelle Healy, and has a proud history of supporting medical research.
The WA Department of Health partnered with the Raine Foundation in 2011 to establish the Clinician Research Fellowship program, to provide support to clinicians to develop their research careers and improve healthcare outcomes. This is now supported through the Future Health Research and Innovation Fund.
The Stan Perron Charitable Foundation has supported the Raine Foundation Research Collaboration Awards program to facilitate collaborative research projects and the careers of early career researchers in the area of child health research.
The late Mary Strachan bequeathed a sum of money for the purpose of funding medical research.
The Wong family generously donated funds to support a publication prize in the area of cardiovascular disease that facilitates conference travel, networking and research collaboration.
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