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One day. One national movement. A healthier future. Wednesday 9th of September

Help turn breakthroughs into lifelines.

For the first time, more than 30 medical research institutes are coming together for Medical Research Giving Day on Wednesday 9th of September.

For one day, Australians can come together to show that medical breakthroughs are not driven by researchers alone. They are also made possible by people who choose to support them.

Patients and families are still waiting for better answers and treatment options.

Your donation can help Wesley Research Institute provide the clinical research expertise, specialist facilities and technology needed to move promising research towards earlier diagnoses, better treatments and improved care.

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A breakthrough is only the beginning

A promising discovery does not become a diagnosis, treatment or better care on its own.

It must be tested, translated, and connected with patients, doctors, and real-world care.

At Wesley Research Institute, researchers work alongside doctors, patients and leading international collaborators to help move promising ideas through this vital pathway.

Your donation can help support the specialist people, facilities, technology and clinical trials needed to move research forward.

Help move research from discovery to patient care

At Wesley Research Institute, researchers work alongside doctors, patients and leading collaborators in Australia and around the world.

They are pursuing better ways to diagnose, treat and care for people affected by:
  • cancer
  • heart disease
  • coeliac disease
  • neurological and rare conditions
  • critical illness
  • other serious health challenges
Your donation can help support the skilled research teams, clinical research, specialist facilities, and advanced technology needed to move discoveries towards real-world patient care.

Choose the impact of your gift

Everyday heroes help move research forward

You do not need to be a researcher or wear a lab coat to help create change.

Everyday people support Wesley Research Institute for many different reasons. Some give in memory of someone they love. Others give because research has helped their family, or because they believe better treatments and care should be available for future generations.

Their generosity helps provide the scientists, clinicians, facilities, technology and research capability needed to move promising discoveries closer to patients.
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Meet some of our everyday heroes 

  • Meet Meg, an everyday hero for medical research

    After undergoing heart bypass surgery at The Wesley Hospital, Meg wanted to give back. She later volunteered in the cardiac ward, helping reassure other patients that there is life after heart surgery. For more than 13 years, Meg’s monthly gifts have provided dependable support for WRI’s medical research and the researchers working towards better treatments and care.

    “I’m a great believer in research and education, and I’m very proud to be able to help through my monthly donations.”
  • Meet Maureen, an everyday hero for better patient care

    As a cancer survivor, Maureen gives because she wants medical research to lead to positive changes in patient care.
    Her long-term support has helped enable research across a range of diseases and medical conditions. For Maureen, giving is a way to support progress and see the difference her generosity can make during her lifetime.

    “I give regularly through Wesley Research Institute to drive positive research-based changes in patient care.”  

Be an everyday hero. Help turn breakthroughs into lifelines. 


Patients and families are still waiting for better answers and treatment options.

This Medical Research Giving Day, your gift can help move promising research towards earlier diagnoses, better treatments and improved care.
So patients can receive answers sooner.
So families can have greater hope.
So more people can benefit from the breakthroughs they are waiting for.

Donate
to support research
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