Help seriously ill and premature babies
$ 5.00
As a new parent, all you want is the very best for your new baby. But sadly, not all pregnancies go to plan.
Eight per cent of Australian babies are born prematurely and many others will experience serious complications in the womb. Families of these tiny, vulnerable babies face days, weeks, and sometimes months of worry and uncertainty.
To help these parents, Mater is leading the way in world-class maternity and specialist care. Every year we help more than 2000 seriously ill and premature babies, who need special around-the-clock treatment in Mater’s Neonatal Critical Care Unit. Our amazing nurses are there to give them the very best possible start to life.
As well as providing the very best care to these newborns, Mater researchers are working hard to find new and improved treatments for vulnerable babies. They are looking at ways to better manage complications during pregnancy, improve women’s postnatal health and optimise the care of sick newborns, while also studying the relationship between fetal development, early life experience and life-long health.
By donating you can help progress this vital research today.
Please donate today to help give seriously ill and premature babies the best possible start to life.
Eight per cent of Australian babies are born prematurely and many others will experience serious complications in the womb. Families of these tiny, vulnerable babies face days, weeks, and sometimes months of worry and uncertainty.
To help these parents, Mater is leading the way in world-class maternity and specialist care. Every year we help more than 2000 seriously ill and premature babies, who need special around-the-clock treatment in Mater’s Neonatal Critical Care Unit. Our amazing nurses are there to give them the very best possible start to life.
As well as providing the very best care to these newborns, Mater researchers are working hard to find new and improved treatments for vulnerable babies. They are looking at ways to better manage complications during pregnancy, improve women’s postnatal health and optimise the care of sick newborns, while also studying the relationship between fetal development, early life experience and life-long health.
By donating you can help progress this vital research today.
Please donate today to help give seriously ill and premature babies the best possible start to life.