Ronald McDonald House

Situated within the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC), Ronald McDonald House plays a crucial role in supporting families during challenging times. It offers a sanctuary for families of seriously ill children, ensuring they have a place to stay that is both close to medical facilities and provides a comforting, supportive environment. The house is equipped with essential amenities to make the families’ stay as comfortable as possible, and it operates with the goal of alleviating some of the stress and financial burden that can accompany having a child in the hospital.

The staff and volunteers at Ronald McDonald House are dedicated to creating a warm, welcoming space where families can find support, connect with others in similar situations, and have access to the resources they need.

• Accommodation: Providing a place for families to stay close to their ill children.
• Supportive Environment: Creating a comforting and supportive space for families.
• Essential Amenities: Equipping the house with all necessary facilities to ensure a comfortable stay.
• Resource Access: Offering access to resources and support needed during challenging times.
• Community Connection: Connecting families with others going through similar experiences.
• Volunteer Support: A dedicated team of volunteers helping to create a warm and welcoming space.