Get Involved With The Common Good
How you can get involved
At The Common Good, we believe that everyone has the power to make a difference in the lives of others. Your involvement can significantly impact local healthcare and support vital medical research at The Prince Charles Hospital and Caboolture Hospital.
Donate
Your generous donations are the cornerstone of our efforts to provide life-changing support to patients and their families.
Every contribution, no matter the size, helps fund groundbreaking medical research and essential patient care programs at The Prince Charles Hospital and Caboolture Hospital.
Donate now and create hope for those in need today, and in the future.
Volunteer
Join our community of dedicated volunteers.
Your time and skills can greatly enhance our programs and outreach efforts.
Whether you are interested in regular volunteering as a Charlie’s Angel at The Prince Charles Hospital, a Caboolture Hospital volunteer, or volunteering at our events, your support of the community through volunteering is invaluable.
Find out how to volunteer and make a difference.
Fundraise
Turn your passion into action by fundraising.
Whether it’s participating in one of our events, or starting your own fundraising endeavor, your creativity can inspire others and raise critical funds for research, equipment and patient care at The Prince Charles Hospital and Caboolture Hospital.
We’ve got plenty of tools to get you started.
Corporate Partnerships
MAKING BETTER BUSINESS WITH THE COMMON GOOD
The Common Good is proud to partner with organisations from across Australia. Together we share a desire to create a healthier community for all Australians, and build a brighter future for those impacted by the country’s most common and chronic conditions.
Talk to our team today to discover how your business can join the movement for The Common Good, and help to build a healthier community for us all.
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The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation was pleased to award six PhD Scholarships in 2025. Click here to meet the recipients.
Professor Gregory Scalia AMProfessor Gregory Scalia AM first stepped into The Prince Charles Hospital as a registrar in the early 90s. Now, as the hospital’s long-standing Director of Echocardiography, he has dedicated most of his career to ensuring that complex cardiac diagnoses are accessible to a much larger portion of the population through echocardiography
Meet the 2025 Research Fellowship Recipients
In this blog, we introduce you to our 2025 Research Fellowship recipients and share insights into their work and why their investigations are so important.
Key Indicators of Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
“There’s emerging evidence that links poor sleep to the development of dementia – particularly Alzheimer’s disease,” said Dr Irene Szollosi.
PhD candidate Carl Francia first observed the disproportionate impact of Acute Rheumatic Fever and RHD on Indigenous Australians while working as a physiotherapist in 2022.
TPCH Researcher of the Year 2024, Dr Ieuan Evans
TPCH Researcher of the Year 2024, Dr Ieuan Evans, is working to develop a Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) program specifically for Trikafta.
Enhancing patient recovery with Memory Lane
The hospital’s Occupational Therapy department enlisted the help of some fourth-year UQ students to complete a joint project aimed at promoting Memory Lane and gathering feedback on its usage.
Jacarandas and The Prince Charles Hospital
Over the past several decades on The Prince Charles Hospital’s campus, Jacaranda trees have offered shade and shelter from the elements, as well as a beautiful spot for people to gather outside the clinical environments.
The Prince Charles Hospital’s 2025 Giving Day
Over $162,000 was raised for The Prince Charles Hospital at our fifth annual Giving Day, thanks to our special community.