Collin’s final wish was simple but deeply meaningful — to walk his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day at Kings Park. With the support of Ambulance Wish Western Australia, Collin was able to leave his bed st Fiona Stanley Hospital and be there for one of life’s most important moments. He proudly walked […]
Help make a final wish possible Every wish is a powerful moment — a chance to reconnect, to say goodbye, or to experience something meaningful one last time. At Ambulance Wish Western Australia, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to create a final memory filled with dignity, comfort, and compassion. Our Gift a Wish
A huge thank you to Sharon and the wonderful members of the Lake Joondalup Lifestyle Village Bowls Club for organising such a fantastic quiz night in support of Ambulance Wish Western Australia. Thanks to your generosity and community spirit, an incredible $5,352.20 was raised for Ambulance Wish Western Australia. These funds will go directly towards
Ms I was able to leave her hospital bed at St John of God Bunbury Hospital and travel to Pingelly. For Ms I, the opportunity to return to the town where she grew up and reconnect with Country one last time was deeply meaningful. Being back in the place that shaped her story brought comfort,
Peter was able to leave his bed at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital to spend precious time with his family at Sorrento Beach. For a few beautiful hours, it wasn’t about illness or appointments. It was about connection. About holding hands, sharing stories, and simply being together in a place that brought peace and comfort. This
Recently, Dean was able to leave his hospital bed at Osborne Park Hospital to spend precious time doing something he had always loved — fishing — surrounded by family, fresh air and the calming rhythm of the water. For a few beautiful hours, the focus was not on illness or appointments, but on connection. On
Recently, Mr J was able to leave his hospital bed at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and travel to Wagin — the place where his life began. For Mr J, of Aboriginal descent, the opportunity to return and touch Country one last time was deeply meaningful. Being back on the land that shaped his story brought
Recently, Sarah was able to leave her hospital bed at Fremantle Hospital to spend precious time with the people she loves most — surrounded by nature, fresh air, and the warmth of family and friends. For a few beautiful hours, the focus was not on illness or appointments, but on connection. On holding hands, sharing
Recently, Lesley was able to leave her nursing home bed to spend precious time with her family by the water, surrounded by nature, fresh air, and the people who mean the most to her. For a few beautiful hours, it wasn’t about illness or appointments. It was about connection. About holding hands, sharing stories, and
Recently, Christine was able to leave her bed at Kalamunda Hospital to attend a beautiful wedding celebration, surrounded by family, love, and the joy of the occasion. For a few precious hours, the focus shifted away from medical needs and onto the magic of the day — a moment of comfort, connection, and peace in