Events

Please join the Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation and St.LukesHealth in discussing the region’s untapped health potential at a business breakfast.

Hear from Meningococcal Australia director and Paralympian Eliza Ault-Connell. The mum of three contracted Meningococcal as a teenager, which resulted in her having both legs amputated. Ever ready for a challenge, Eliza went on to compete at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Most recently she was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for her services to community health.

Please join our annual celebration of excellence where we showcase our current researchers, acknowledge 2019 grant recipients and thank supporters for their ongoing generosity.

This dinner is a highlight of the RHHRF’s research calendar, and will be attended by key donors and supporters, together with leading clinicians, researchers and health executives from across our local community.

SAVE THE DATE

Tickets ON SALE 1 August!

Celebrate Melbourne Cup Day with us and make a difference to #localmedicalresearch with #Hobartbmw

After selling-out VERY quickly last year, we are back hosting our muchly-anticipated Melbourne Cup Luncheon presented by Hobart BMW at the amazing MONA on Tuesday 5 November 2019.

Keep up-to-date with the event HERE!

We are delighted to be involved in this exciting collaboration with Handmark and Mandy Renard.

Tickets are just $20 with all entries also receiving an exclusive card featuring this print.

The lucky winner of "The Salty Body of Aphrodite"  will be drawn at Handmark Hobart on 14 November 2019.

Click here to purchase !

2020 TEAM NOW FULL!

The RHH Research Foundation Trek for Medical Research in an epic challenge trekking the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea and help fund the next round of local medical research to find better health outcomes for Tasmanians.

Help us fund local medical research – for Tasmanians, by Tasmanians.

Every year, the RHH Research Foundation receives many more applications from clinical researchers than it can support. Each of these applications has the potential to produce ground-breaking, even life-saving medical discoveries.