Accommodation in Ronald McDonald House in PCH is allocated by Perth Children’s Hospital staff to parents/guardians of critically ill or injured children in ICU (Intensive Care Unit).
Due to the nature of care prioritised at Ronald McDonald House in PCH, there is limited access for siblings and additional support people. Eligible families with siblings can apply to stay at the much larger Ronald McDonald Houses at QEII or on Park, located within walking distance from the Hospital.
Ensuite Bedrooms
Lounge area
Breakfast & Dinner Provided
Domestic Kitchen
Nights of supported accommodation provided to WA families
This 14-bedroom House is modern and comfortable, and has the closest access to the ward for parents, carers and guardians of critical patients.
We provide families staying in this House with tea and coffee facilities; computer and internet access; a quiet reading zone and TV area; as well as access to lockable storage units, a domestic kitchen and laundry facilities.
Please note: this House has limited access for siblings and additional support people. Eligible families with siblings can apply to stay at the much larger RMH at QEII or RMH on Park, located within walking distance from the Hospital.
This House is comprised of 14 double-sized ensuite rooms.
Each room is equipped with a double-sized bed, private bathroom, and TV, providing a welcome respite for parents, carers or guardians.
Families staying in this House have access to basic appliances in the domestic kitchen in the communal living area. We also provide pantry items as well as daily meals:
Families are provided with a dry storage locker, should they require it during their stay.
RMHC WA’s staff and volunteers are on hand to provide support and assistance during your stay:
Accommodation in Ronald McDonald House in PCH is allocated by Perth Children's Hospital staff to parents/guardians of critically ill or injured children in ICU (Intensive Care Unit).
Due to the nature of care prioritised at Ronald McDonald House in PCH, there is limited access for siblings and additional support people. Eligible families with siblings can apply to stay at the much larger Ronald McDonald Houses at QEII or on Park, located within walking distance from the Hospital.
Yes - to stay for free at a Ronald McDonald House WA the State Government provides eligible families with a Patient Assistance Travel Allowance (PATS).
Patient Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS) is funded by the State Government and administered by WA Country Health Service.
To stay for free at a Ronald McDonald House WA you need to complete the relevant Patient Assisted Travel Scheme paperwork.
More information can be found on the WA Country Health Website. Our friendly team are happy to help you during your stay. Contact us for further information.
Our friendly team at Ronald McDonald House WA are happy to help you during your stay. Contact us for further information or you can contact your hospital social worker to talk to our team.
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