Joanna Barton is Manager of the Outback Eye Service which is based in the Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick.

After the death of the late Fred Hollows, his colleague Professor Minas Coroneo at the Prince of Wales Hospital took over Fred’s vision to go out and deliver the best Eye Care to people living in remote communities in Western NSW.

Whilst in Bourke, the Professor met Joanna Barton who was working at Bourke District Hospital as a diabetes educator, and asked her to join him at the Outback Eye Service here at the Prince of Wales Hospital.

This unique service, borne out of his passion and vision, and Joanna’s unique “can do” attitude, provides a prime example of how other medical disciplines can provide essential outreach services in local communities.

The Outback Eye Service covers western NSW, working out of hospitals in Bourke, Walgett, Lightning Ridge, Brewarrina, Cobar, Wilcannia, Menindee and working closely with Broken Hill Hospital.

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CONTENTS02 THANK YOU!

03 NELUNE COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTRE

04 THE ZIPPER CLUB

05 FAMILY AFFAIR - MEET KITTY AND BARRY

05 TOO LATE TO SAY THANK YOU

06 MJ’S COFFEE4CANCER DAY

07 YOU CAN HELP

09 MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE

10 PERFECT FAMILY HOME TO WIN

11 OUR SUPPORTERS

Working closely with local aboriginal eye health co-ordinators, the service sees around 3,000 people each year in their own community, and operates on 100 patients annually at Bourke Hospital. The surgery is provided close to the patient’s home community. Severe cases - involving trauma or requiring specialist, complex retinal surgery are referred to the Prince of Wales Hospital.

Joanna said “It is wonderful to be able to provide specialist Eye Care to people living in remote areas of western New South Wales. The satisfaction our surgeons, nurses and support staff get when our patients can see again is enormous. And what makes it even more special, is that we are providing this service in their local communities.”

One recipient of the Outback Eye Service’s care is Mary, a 42 year old mother of two girls and three boys, who lives near Bourke in outback New South Wales. She is an indigenous woman, and proud of her culture. Her family and friends describe her as a ‘lovely lady’.

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Mary has a full-time job in the local

Women’s Refuge, where she has worked

for 13 years, and is an important part of

her local community.

Her world was recently turned upside

down. “One morning I woke up, and

everything I saw in my left eye was tinged

in red,” Mary told us. “There were rivers

of red water flowing on the back lawn,

and the windows and mirrors in my

house had turned red.”

Mary’s eye was sore, but because it

looked okay she did not think there was

anything seriously wrong.

What she didn’t realize was that her eye

was bleeding from behind.

Because the pain continued Mary spoke

with her good friend Maxine McCosker,

who works as an Eye Co-ordinator with

the Outback Eye Service. Knowing that

Mary’s situation could be serious, Maxine

arranged an emergency appointment for

Mary.

When Mary met with Joanna and one of

the Clinic doctors later that same day, she learned that she had a detached retina and would require specialist lazer surgery.

Two weeks later Mary was in the Prince of Wales Hospital undergoing life-changing surgery, which restored the sight in her left eye.

But the story doesn’t end there. A couple of weeks later she started losing vision in her right eye too.

Mary said, “I had completely different symptoms this time. I had no pain, there were no shades of red, I just couldn’t see.”

Mary saw the Outback Eye Service on their next visit to Bourke, and was told she would need urgent cataract surgery if she was to have any chance of keeping the vision in her right eye.

When we spoke to Mary recently she said, “I am ever so grateful to Joanna and the team at the Outback Eye Service. Without them, I wouldn’t be able to see today. And I am proud to be an advocate for aboriginal women. We must take our health seriously, and when something goes wrong, we must do something about it.”

This is a wonderful story, and one the Outback Eye Service sees repeated time and time again following their eye clinics in western New South Wales.

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Thank You! You gave the Gift of Song...Please replace with “We can’t thank you enough for your generosity which allowed us to purchase the much needed $55,000 NIM Monitor.”

You may remember Sarah’s story, and we’re happy to tell you that many other patients have benefitted from this vital piece of equipment, which is used in surgery to the head and neck.

Our surgeons have yearned for this piece of equipment for years. And now it’s in their hands because of your generous efforts.

You are helping us to save lives, and making the lives we save easier to live. Thank you. We couldn’t do it without you.

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An impression of the new Cancer Centre, what it will look like once it is completed

The Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre will be a centre of excellence for cancer services. Our patients will not only be in peaceful and modern surroundings but with state of the art equipment.

We understand that hearing the words “you have cancer” is so often a great shock and the whole world looks different from then on. What was thought about yesterday no longer seems to have relevance for how to feel and act today.

It takes time to muster up the mental and sometimes physical energy to face the ongoing treatments of radiotherapy, chemotherapy and surgery.

Family support is paramount as is the support of each staff member of the cancer journey team.

The oncologist, the surgeon, the radiation technicians, the social workers, the physiotherapists, the nurses, and the admin staff all become so important and integral in cancer patient’s lives.

This is why the Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre is so important to us here at the Prince of Wales Hospital.

Every year we treat over 3000 new patients from Prince of Wales Hospital, Royal Hospital for Woman, Sydney Children’s Hospital and many patients are referred from throughout NSW.

We ask you to help us to give the best care possible to our patients …. you ……. your family …….your friends.

Please make your donation to the Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre either online at www.powhf.org.au, on one

of our donation forms, or by calling our Supporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263

Thank you

You will make a real difference

Deep excavation is underway for the Centre

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I would like to hear about your heart warming Grateful Patient moment here at the hospital.

You may have been a patient or you may have been visiting and seen a lovely act of kindness.

Please contact me, Tanya Parris, with your story. You can contact me by email at Tanya.Parris@sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au, drop me a note to Locked Bag 9003, MAROUBRA NSW 2035, or call me on 02 9382 4266.

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THE ZIPPER CLUBYour support helps patients like Tony and Rick

On Sunday 25th November 2012, Tony Armstrong and Rick Oakley made the journey down from Coffs Harbour to the Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick, Sydney. The next day both underwent triple bypass surgery and became members of “The Zipper Club”, a very select group of people who have had open heart surgery and

now bear a scar in the shape of a zip on their chest!

Having returned home just 10 days after surgery, Tony and Rick are now doing well recovering at home with their families. Rick and Tony have stayed in contact, and have been supporting each other throughout their recovery.

When I called Tony a few days ago, he was out and about, driving in his car. When I mentioned this to Rick, he said that not being able to drive for the first six weeks had been a double-edged sword.

“At first I felt a bit isolated, but then I realised that the 15 minute walk into town was actually pretty good exercise for me! It forced me to do something!”

Coronary heart disease is more common than we think. In Australia it now affects more than 3.6million people, and is considered one of the country’s biggest killers.

At the Prince of Wales Hospital Tony

and Rick benefitted from the modern and best practice cardiac technology offered by the cardio-thoracic unit,

and the care of our highly skilled staff, which is available to patients from throughout NSW.

If you are one of our Zipper Club members, and would like to make a donation, you can do so either online at www.powhf.org.au, on one of our donation forms, or by calling our Supporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263

Rick OakleyTony Armstrong

TELL US YOUR STORYShare with me your Grateful Patient moment at the POWH

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Meet Kitty & Barry

Kitty’s husband passed away in 2008 aged 83. He had been treated at the Prince of Wales Hospital for emphysema for many years.

Kitty has a pacemaker and recently underwent minor heart surgery. Her son Barry, who is 54, suffers from many chronic illnesses, one of which is Crohn’s

Disease, which caused him to have emergency surgery in 2010. Kitty and Barry spend a lot of time at the Prince of Wales Hospital seeing their specialists.

Every time they visit, Kitty and Barry pop in to visit us in the Foundation office, where Kitty trades books in our Gold Coin Library. She’s an avid reader, and her favourite books are romance novels.

“It is always a joy to see Barry and Kitty’s smiling faces,” says Leanne Zalapa, CEO of the POWH Foundation. “They are so happy and appreciative to know that there are great people out there supporting the foundation, and making a real difference patients like them at the Prince of Wales Hospital.”

“We love Barry and Kitty’s visits,” she continued. “Kitty has a wicked sense of humour and always leaves with a wink and her favourite catch phrase “If you can’t be good be careful!”

Kitty and Barry, what a pair!

Too late to say Thank You

Gwendoline Bailey was a wonderful donor and supporter of the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation. We knew her as a patient at the hospital, but we had no idea what a talented painter she was, or that when she arrived from New Zealand that she reinvented herself, and called herself “Toni”!

Toni was known to many people in the Randwick area, and when she passed away recently she left a bequest to further the work of the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation, and to promote a cause she believed is so important. It was a surprise to us… we had no idea she had written the POWH Foundation into her Will. We could not discuss with her what she wanted us to do with the money… we could not recognise her whilst she was alive.

The saddest thing for us was that it was too late to say “Thank You”.

If, like Toni, you have done that for the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation… please… let us know. We would like to be able to discuss with you how you would like us to use your gift and… most importantly… we want to say “Thank You”.

Toni, with her square dancing partner

We would love to invite you to join our patron, Emeritus Professor John Dwyer, and become a member of the Nightingale Bequest Society.

If you are thinking about putting your affairs in order, and would like to find out about making a bequest, like Toni, please call Jakki Travers on (02) 9382 4291. Jakki will be pleased to give you all the information you need.

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Thank you to all our loyal supporters. We can’t thank you enough. You make such a difference to so many patients. Patients just like Mary, Tony and Rick, Kitty and Barry. Thank you!”

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Recycle your old books

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Library outside the

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We are proud to announce a wonderful fundraising event for you to be involved with. MJ’s Coffee4Cancer Day will be held on Friday 14 June, and promises to be a day to remember!

This event will raise vital funds for adolescent and young adult patients with life-threatening illnesses at the Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre in the Prince of Wales Hospital (POWH). We also want to raise awareness of their very specific needs.

MJ, Mathew Julian, was a vibrant young man, who tragically lost his short battle with leukaemia, aged just 19.

MJ’s family found that there was nowhere for MJ to escape to from the clinical environment.

So passionate are they about creating an oasis within the Hospital, that they have teamed up with the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation,to launch MJ’s Coffee4Cancer Day.

MJ’s Coffee4Cancer will raise vital funds for adolescent rooms in the Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre. Rooms where patients, like MJ, can spend time with their friends, play video games, chat online and just be able to act their age. A place where their illness is secondary.

On MJ’s Coffee4Cancer Day, we hope that every coffee sold in at least 1,000 Coffee Shops throughout Sydney will help to raise funds for Adolescent Cancer Rooms at the Hospital.

Through donations from every coffee sold, you will be making a difference to the lives of young people, just like MJ.

Get involved on June 14. Buy your coffee from a coffee shop supporting MJ’s

Coffee4Cancer Day. Help us reach our goal to build these new adolescent and young adult patient rooms.

New coffee shops are signing up every week. If you are a coffee shop owner or manager and want to help our patients, please contact our Events Team on 02 9382 4266

MJ’s Coffee4Cancer Day

NSW RACING’S NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS, August 8th

The Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation is once again honoured to be the beneficiary of funds raised at the NSW Racehorse Owners Association Gala Awards Evening.

This event, which will be the first event to be held at the new Royal Randwick Pavilion, on Thursday 8 August, is the highlight of the NSW Racing Calendar and is an opportunity to mingle with the

who’s who of the racing industry.

To reserve your table, contact our Events Team on 02 9382 4263

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A fabulous night not to miss this year!Greg Radley & Victoria Shaw hosted the evening

An outstanding performance last year by Damien Leith

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DONATE NOW•Visitourwebsitewww.powhf.org.au•CallourSupporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263•DropintoourofficeatthePOWHBarkerStreetEntrance(next

to the ATM)• PostyourdonationtoLockedBag9003,MAROUBRANSW2035

MONTHLY GIVING•Givingmonthly,fromyourbankaccountmeansless

administrative costs, so more of your donation goes to where you want it to go.

•Asaregulargiver,youarehelpingustoprovidesecureandongoing funding for our patients and their families.

•CallourSupporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263, to find out how to make a cost-effective regular gift.

•Orvisitourwebsitewww.powhf.org.au.

GIVE IN MEMORY Losing a loved one is always a difficult time. We are overwhelmed at the generosity of families in their time of loss, that they choose to make a donation in lieu of flowers to the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation. Call our Supporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263 who will provide cards and envelopes for these special donations.

GIVE IN CELEBRATIONYou can celebrate a special occasion and make a real difference to the patients at the Prince of Wales Hospital by asking your guests to make a donation instead of a gift.

Please call our Event Team on 02 9382 4263 to set up an on-line celebration page.

SUPPORT AN EVENTOne of the easiest ways to get involved, is to participate in, or sponsor a participant, in one of the many events that support the POWH Foundation, for example•DryJuly–www.dryjuly.com•City2Surf–www.city2surf.com.au•BlackmoreRunningFestival–www.sydneyrunningfestival.com.auBut you’re not limited to these events.

CHALLENGE YOURSELF OR YOUR COMPANYDesign your own challenge. Take part in a trek, bike ride or climb throughout the world. Try an extreme sports challenge; participate in a fun run, walk or cycle. Defy yourself in a triathlon or hold an event with your community or business.

Start your very own fundraising page today, become a lifesaver of the Prince of Wales Hospital, visit http://princeofwales.gofundraise.com.au/. Share your online fundraising through

email, or You can include personal messages, images and even video content.

HOLD A FUNDRAISERHost your own event; a lunch, dinner, zumba class. Perhaps a comedy night, or a race day. You decide. Contact our Events Team on 02 9382 4263 to share your ideas and get a copy of our Guide to Fundraising.

DONATION TINSIf you have a small business, and would like a donation tin, please contact our Supporter Care Team on 02 9382 4263.

CORPORATE SUPPORTWe rely heavily on our Corporate Friends to support the initiatives of the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation.

Please contact our Chief Executive Officer, Leanne M Zalapa on 02 9382 4263, to discuss how you can best become involved.

Please bring in your old phones for recycling to the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation, Barker Street main foyer (opposite the pharmacy)

There are many ways to get involved and support your hospital.

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LOCAL ARTISTS EXHIBIT AT POWHHuge numbers view paintings. It’s almost unthinkable. More than 1,000,000 patients, visitors, doctors, nurses and staff each year see the paintings hanging in what we call our ‘art space’.

It may only be a corridor leading from the High Street Entrance of the hospital, but to us it’s our “art space”, where we showcase the works of local, eastern-suburbs artists.

They’recolourfulandvibrantandwe’reproudtodisplaythem–as are the artists who created them.

Our art space gives these local artists a chance to exhibit their works; it is our way of supporting them as well as supporting patient care at the hospital. For every artwork sold, 20 per cent goes to your Foundation.

If you are interested in transforming the internal space of the hospital and exhibiting your work, or wanting to donate an artwork permanently to the hospital, please contact Carina Johnson on (02)9382 4263 or via email Carina.Johnson@sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au.

FOOD STALLSIf you are lucky enough to be at the Hospital on

one of our Cupcake Days, Brownie-licious Days,

BBQ Days or Gozleme Day, then you can treat

yourself and help the Foundation at the same time.

MARKET DAYSThe Foundation Market day is held on the 3rd Friday of

every month,from7:30am–2:30pm.Youwillfind

fine foods, clothing & jewellery, kidsware, homewares

and plenty more. Come along to the Barker Street

entrance of the Prince of Wales Hospital and find

yourself a wonderful bargain!

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A culinary dream comes trueJohn felt so good he wants to do it all again in 10 years

Making dreams come true!

The Dreams2live4 program fulfils our dreamer’s lifelong wishes. It becomes a period of time where they can completely take their mind of their illness, where they can cherish the memories of being together with family or friends, and create new memories that will last forever.

It was a lunch never to forget!

Cured ocean trout garnished with horseradish cream was the beginning of John Kepski’s special lunch. Followed by a slow-roasted shoulder of stuffed lamb

John is 67 and has progressed prostate cancer.

ForJohn’sdream,hewantedTVchef,Maggie Beer to cook him lunch with a group of his closest friends. Maggie agreed instantly.

In the house of one of John’s friends, Maggie prepared an exquisite four-course menu.

John and a select group of his loved ones relished the ocean trout and lamb. They

finished with ‘coffee vino cotto with vanilla bean ice cream’.

Lunch prompted a second dream

John shared with his loved ones, “My next dream, would be for all of us to gather in another 10 years and do it all again.”

Our Dreams2live4 program fulfils the dreams of our patients with life threatening cancer. Our hope is that every time a dream is fulfilled, the massive weight of intractable illness is lifted, if even for a short while. More importantly, a memory is engraved on the hearts and in the minds of patients, family members and friends that will last forever.

UPCOMINGEVENTS North Shore Race to Crack the Code

Saturday 4 May, from 4:30pm-10:00pm

Fifteen teams of four people, singles, couples or a group will race against the clock, by cracking the code. Teams complete a number of special tasks at various secret locations on Sydney’s North Shore.

Upon completion, there will be refreshments and the announcement of the winners, award prizes and some great auction items up for bids.

Only 60spaces are available, to register please contact Pat O’Sullivan on pat@posmail.com.au

Ladies Eastern Suburbs LunchFriday 16 AugustEast’s Rugby Union Club, Woollahra Please phone Louise Mahoney for more details on 02 9382 4291

Annie’s 50km charity walk – The Great Ocean WalkThursday 10th to Sunday 13th October

Four days along the Great Ocean Walk, one of Australia’s most scenic walks. You will see the Twelve Apostles, Wreck Beach (and its many shipwrecks), fur seals, beautiful beaches and much more as you walk along a trail that takes us through rainforests, sand dunes, coastal scrub-land and magnificent calcified cliffs.

It is $2000 per person plus the cost of your airfare or transport to get to Avalon Airport. You will be collected from the airport where our magnificent journey begins.

A non refundable deposit of $250 per person is required.

To find our more details about Annie’s Walk please contact Louise Mahoney on Louise.Mahoney@sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au or 02 9382 4291

Ladies North Shore LunchFriday 22 NovemberRoseville Golf Club, RosevillePlease phone Louise Mahoney for more details on 02 9382 4291

If you would like to make a donation to the Dreams2live4 program please visit http://www.powfundraising.org.au/event/dreams2live4 and help make more dreams come true.

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THE NEW 2013/2014 ENTERTAINMENT BOOK IS COMING SOON!Pre-order your new Entertainment Book and receive an additional six bonus offers valued at over $180, please phone our Support Care Team 02 9382 4263 or go online to www.powhf.org.au.

The new Entertainment Book is packed with over $15,000 worth of valuable 50% off and ‘2 for 1’ offers from many of the best restaurants, arts, attractions, hotels, accommodation, travel and much more! For just $65

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