At Telethon Kids Institute, we have a dedicated and diverse team of over 1,300 staff, students and honorary researchers. While our main facility is based within the Perth Children’s Hospital on the QE11 Medical Centre campus in Nedlands, Western Australia, we have sites spanning several centres and locations throughout Australia.
Looking for travel or parking information for our facility on the QE11 campus? See more about visiting the Telethon Kids Institute at PCH here.
Western Australia
Nedlands
Telethon Kids Institute
Traditional Custodians: Nyoongar Wadjuk People (pronounced Ngoong-aar Whad-juk)
In August 2018, Telethon Kids moved to our current facility at the Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) on the QEII Medical Centre campus. Our co-location with PCH and other health and research organisations allows for greater collaboration between our researchers, clinicians, nurses and allied health professionals to deliver better outcomes for children.
With a footprint across seven floors of PCH, our purpose-built facility features more than 7000sqm of workspace and 2000sqm of laboratories, as well as dedicated clinical suites and a cryogenics facility.
Telethon Kids Institute
Northern Entrance
Perth Children’s Hospital
15 Hospital Avenue
NEDLANDS WA 6009
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Mon – Fri
08:30am – 5:00pm
T | +61 8 6319 1000
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Traditional Custodians: Nyoongar Wadjuk People (pronounced Ngoong-aar Whad-juk)
Our centre for Autism research, CliniKids resides in what was formerly the Telethon Kids Institute headquarters.
The first clinical service of Telethon Kids Institute, this state-of-the-art facility in Subiaco was designed to meet the needs of children with autism spectrum disorder, co-designed by parents to make sure their needs were built into the design.
100 Roberts Rd
Subiaco WA 6008
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Mon - Fri
8.30am - 5pm
T | +61 8 6319 1133
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Traditional Custodians: Nyoongar Wadjuk People (pronounced Ngoong-aar Whad-juk)
The ORIGINS Project is the largest study of its kind in Australia and aims to follow 10,000 children and their families in the Joondalup and Wanneroo communities over a decade to discover the causes of non-communicable diseases and improve child and adult health.
ORIGINS’ birth and recruitment teams are currently working out of Joondalup Health Campus. The hospital is a key collaborator of the project.
Suite 213, Medical Centre West
Joondalup Health Campus
60 Shenton Avenue,
Joondalup WA 6027
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Mon - Fri
8.30am - 5pm
T | +61 8 9408 3118
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Edgewater
Telethon Kids Joondalup
Traditional Custodians: Nyoongar Wadjuk People (pronounced Ngoong-aar Whad-juk)
Located within the Joondalup Gate precinct off Joondalup Drive, Telethon Kids Institute Joondalup is currently a second home for our growing teams from CliniKids and The ORIGINS Project.
Both teams use the facility to offer paediatric clinics and assessments, with CliniKids also offering autism services to families in Perth’s Northern Suburbs.
Telethon Kids Joondalup
Shop 51 Joondalup Gate
57 Joondalup Drive,
Edgewater WA 6027
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Mon - Fri
8.30am - 5pm
T | CliniKids +61 8 6375 6375
T | ORIGINS +61 8 6375 6300
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Broome
Traditional Custodians: Yawuru People (pronounced Ya-roo)
Based in Broome, Telethon Kids Kimberley provides a launching site for cutting-edge, place-based research across Western Australia’s north.
There are several exciting Telethon Kids Institute programs operating out of Broome, including the SToP Trial.
Unit 1, 48 Dampier Terrace
Broome WA 6725
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Mon - Fri
8.30am - 4pm
T | +61 8 6319 1786
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Port Hedland
Traditional Custodians: Kariyarra People (pronounced Gurri-udda)
Unprecedented support and funding provided by BHP since 2014 has enabled Telethon Kids to have an active presence in the Pilbara.
Beginning with the Hedland FASD Project and the more recent extension of our presence in the Pilbara with the 1000 Families Initiative in Port Hedland and Newman, Telethon Kids has the opportunity to expand our work alongside local services, networks and Aboriginal communities, and build a platform for community-led, place-based research in Western Australia’s North.
Unit 56, 1 Wise Terrace
South Hedland WA 6722
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T | +61 499 453 288
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Cockburn
Ear Health Research
Traditional Custodians: Nyoongar Wadjuk People (pronounced Ngoong-aar Whad-juk)
The Telethon Kids Institute Ear Health research team investigates the causes, impact, treatment, management and prevention of ear disease and hearing loss.
Based in Cockburn, the Telethon Kids Ear Health research team is integrated within the Cockburn Health Centre and from the centre provides a range of health and support services to the community.
Cockburn Health and Community Facility
11 Wentworth Parade,
Success WA 6164
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Mon - Fri
8.30am - 5pm
T | +61 8 9494 3700
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South Australia
Adelaide
Telethon Kids Institute
Traditional Custodians: Kaurna People (pronounced Garna)
There are several teams operating from our location on North Terrace; Indigenous Genomics, Adolescent Health and Wellbeing and the Early Years System Evidence teams.
Ground Floor,
108 North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
Mon - Fri
8.30am - 5pm
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T | +61 8 6375 6100
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