Grant Thornton

Little Heroes Foundation have been supporting seriously ill children for 26 years. We have contributed close to $40 million towards new equipment and facilities mainly at Adelaide’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital (WCH), which has funded major pieces of equipment and refurbishments. Recently Little Heroes Foundation have partnered with Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation and together with support from Flinders University’s Professor Philip Slee and Dr. Grace Skrzypiec, they have developed the Big Talks for Little People campaign – an online mental health module for primary school age students (7-12 years) within South Australia and the Northern Territory. The program focuses on prevention through early and meaningful education, covering topics on; conflict resolution, resilience, relationship building, problem-solving, optimism and mental health literacy. The Foundation has also seen the installation of Friendship Benches in many schools, providing children with a physical space where they can have conversations with each other about mental health. You can find out more through our website: www.littleheroesfoundation.com.au As Little Heroes Foundation receives no government funding, the difference that we make to the lives of seriously ill children is not possible without the continued support of people just like you.Fundraising is such an important component for all charities, and thanks to Go Fundraise, it is easy to support Little Heroes Foundation. Simply click 'Start Fundraising' and follow the prompts to set up your page and get started!