Take a break from the ward at the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Peel Health Campus. This Ronald McDonald Family Room is a refuge for parents while visiting or staying with a sick or injured kid in hospital.
Play areas
Kitchen
Visits to our Ronald McDonald Family Rooms
Step away from the ward and into our inviting Family Room where there’s a kitchenette and dining area with free coffee machine access, with lounges for parents, carers and guardians to relax and unwind.
Our Family Room was purpose built for the free and exclusive use of parents, carers and guardians who have kids undergoing treatment at Peel Health Campus.
Ronald McDonald Family Room Peel Health Campus can be found inside the Sarich Paediatric Ward.
Peel Health Campus is located in Mandurah, about 72kms south of Perth.
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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