The garden was generously funded by Cabrini Foundation donors.

Dr Darren Lockie, pictured with Dr Ranjana Srivastava OAM.

After being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, which had spread to his liver, Neil knew his time was limited and wanted to put in place a legacy to help researchers find a cure to this dreaded disease.

When 38-year old mother of two Eliza Newton experienced some unusual symptoms, she was tempted to ignore it. "Cabrini saved my life and I knew I was in the best possible hands."

Loyal Cabrini Foundation supporter Charles Tegner, generously supported our fundraising appeal for the purchase of Transoesophageal Echocardiogram (TOE) probes.

When John Graham received an unexpected gift from his late sister’s estate, he knew he wanted to do something special to honour the two people he loved most and help Cabrini’s most vulnerable patients.

Cabrini Foundation asked you to support the purchase of a new dialysis machine. The new machine has completely changed the way Kerry Jones does her job.

"These are the sorts of things that make us want to get out of bed in the middle of the night and come and help people"

“Cabrini – Full of care, love and hope. A legacy in our family forever.”

"We have seen first-hand Cabrini's compassionate and respectful approach and they are indeed one of the best hospitals in Melbourne, if not Australia, providing world-class medical care"