## Princess Margaret Hospital for Children 

MRL continues to support Princess Margaret Hospital’s Regional Assistance Fund, which last year assisted hundreds of families in out of pocket expenses incurred when travelling to Perth from remote areas. 

## Salvation Army - Kwinana Men’s Shed 

Providing operational funding for the Salvation Army’s Kwinana Men’s Shed Program ensures the Salvation Army’s presence remains in the community, delivering “real services, to real people, in ways that meet their real needs”. This program is pivotal in the Rockingham and Kwinana community, encouraging men to build new relationships and explore individual worth, confidence and a healthy, positive lifestyle. The program provides support through a variety of social activities, health seminars, walking groups and woodwork activities. 

## UWA Aspire Program - Kimberley Camp 

This year, the Aspire Program has been able to expand to the Kimberly region, where more than 50 students from six high schools took part in a range of activities to help inspire them to a higher education. Enrolment data confirms that Aspire UWA is already achieving higher transfer rates to university. As a program designed to improve transfer rates to higher education overall, this is a very pleasing outcome. 

## Parkerville Children and Youth Care Centre 

Advocacy Centre (GJCAC) is currently not government funded, relying on continued funding through sponsorship and donation partnerships to sustain its operations and the successful rehabilitation of vulnerable children in Perth. Plans are underway for a Northern GJCAC to compliment the Southern operations. 

## Make-A-Wish Foundation 

MRL continues to be one of the biggest WA supporter for Make-A-Wish Foundation, enabling wish granting to reach more West Australian kids and families throughout the year. 

## Cerebral Palsy Foundation 

The Cerebral Palsy Foundation has now successfully completed the construction and opening of their new CP Tech Unit. A plaque was kindly erected in the ‘Rainbow Waiting Room’ in recognition of MRL’s support. 

