Premature birth is the number one killer of newborns.
Over one million little angels around the world each year never come home.
Over 45,000 babies are admitted into neonatal intensive and special care units every year in Australia. This is over 14.5% of all babies born and translates to over 115 admissions every day. 1300 of these babies weigh under 1000grams – less than a bag of sugar.
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RBWH Foundation
RBWH Foundation is the charity arm of Royal Brisbane and Women´s Hospital (RBWH) – Queensland's largest and busiest hospital.
RBWH cares for patients (men, women and newborns) from not only Brisbane but all over the State, Northern New South Wales, Northern Territory and neighbouring islands in the South West Pacific. It provides all general and maternity health services and is also home to Queensland's largest Cancer Care Service and the State's largest and busiest Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery.
The hospital is very active in research and boasts Australia's only Burns, Trauma & Critical Care Research Centre and the internationally-recognised Perinatal Research Centre. The Foundation´s key purpose is to raise money for the hospital in order to provide better treatment methods and improve patient outcomes. Money raised is primarily used to the fund world-class clinical research conducted on campus, purchase vital pieces of equipment and to provide specialist medical training.
Angela is determined to continue fundraising. Check out her fundraising page here and stay posted for further raffles and events.

The Royal Mums Tribute Book was launched on May 4 2012, at RBWH. Angela and Noah are featured in the book and Angela gave a speech at the official launch.
Purchase the Book "Royal Mums: A Collection of Memories (Volume 2).

A book honouring more than 25,000 women who have given birth at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital was launched today.
It features stories of new mothers' experiences at the Royal from the 1930s through to 2011.
Alice McCarthy reports:
Royal Remembers its Mums
  
Achievements so far...
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