
Support Intensive Care Research
Thank you for your donation and supporting our mission dedicated to life-saving research critically ill patients
Every year more than 200,000 people, including 12,000 babies and children, are admitted to Intensive Care Units across Australia and New Zealand. The need for intensive care can arise for anyone, irrespective of age or state of health. Road accidents, burns, trauma, serious illness, severe heart attack, stroke, pneumonia. None of us is immune.
Thanks to the development research and exploration of new technology, more than 90% of patients in Australia and New Zealand survive life-threatening accidents or illnesses with the help of intensive care.
Thanks to the development research and exploration of new technology, more than 90% of patients in Australia and New Zealand survive life-threatening accidents or illnesses with the help of intensive care.
Since 2000, the Intensive Care Foundation has supported more than 100 research projects, providing more than $4 million in research grant funding. We are committed to fostering the talent of novice researchers and funding pilot studies that can lead to major research projects.
Each year we run a competitive grants process and each year we receive many more worthy research grant applications than we are able to fund.
Your donation to the Foundation will be greatly appreciated and will directly support research by helping us fund more potentially life-saving projects.
Your donation to the Foundation will be greatly appreciated and will directly support research by helping us fund more potentially life-saving projects.