As a private not- for- profit hospital, The Wesley Hospital aims to work closely with the community in the planning, implementing and delivery of care. The hospital is a part of community life and values the tremendous support and involvement provided by the community. The hospital receives no government funding and relies on donations from the community to continue supplying vital community services including The Kim Walter's Choices Program, The Wesley Breast Clinic, the Palliative Care Unit, our cancer and coronary care programs and our art program. Make a donation to The Wesley Hospital  Your donation will make a difference and can be made for general or specific purposes. All donated funds are directed to the area requested. The Wesley can now accept online donations, click on the button on the left to make your donation.
The hospital accepts most modes of payment including: all major credit cards cash cheque mail order
You also have the option of making a regular monthly donation to The Wesley Hospital charged to your credit card. You can also make a donation in memory of a close one you have lost. Please click on the appropriate donation form below: A gift of appreciation form In memory of donation form
Please make all cheques payable to The Wesley Hospital, regardless of the specified direction of the donation. Donations to The Wesley Hospital of over $2 are tax deductible.
Forms can be faxed to (07) 3232 7109
For information on making a donation or for information on areas of current need in the hospital, please phone Ray Crompton on (07) 3232 7166. Make a bequestA bequest in your Will, can leave a tangible legacy for future generations which will enable The Wesely Hospital to continue to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of our patients.
Although many of us don't like to think about it, we should all have a Will. In the absence of one, your affairs will be handled by a court-appointed administrator, who will have no idea how you wanted your estate to be handled. Click here for more information on The Wesley Bequest Society Making your Will Having a Will drawn up is a relatively simple procedure and should include the following steps:
1. First, seek expert advice - the safest way to make a will is to use a solicitor 2. List your assets
3. Decide who you wish to benefit from your estate 4. Make sure you are satisfied that the Will reflects your wishes
5. Keep your Will in a safe place 6. Review your Will regularly.
To support The Wesley Hospital in your Will If you wish to support The Wesley Hospital's work in the community by remembering it in your Will, may we make the following suggestion: The following generalised wording should be used: 'to THE UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY TRUST (Q) for the general purposes of THE WESLEY HOSPITAL, Auchenflower with the Queensland Synod of The Uniting Church in Australia, the receipt of the Secretary for the time being of the said Synod to be a sufficient discharge to my Trustees'. With thousands of people each year using the services of the Wesley, your bequest will go to help many people in many different ways.
For more information on how you can support the work of The Wesley Hospital, please contact our Fundraising Development Manager, Ray Crompton on (07) 3232 7166 or email
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Community newsletterPlease click below to download the latest Wesleylink - the community's direct link to the programs and services of the Wesley.
Wesleylink April 2010
Wesleylink September 2009 ROMACRotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) and The Wesley Hospital have been in partnership for almost 15 years, helping an average of four children each year. The service transports children from developing countries to Australia for medical treatment to overcome life threatening conditions or dignity restoring procedures that are not available or can not be performed in their own country. Visiting doctors with the patients also have the opportunity to undertake further training and study under leading surgeons at The Wesley Hospital.
Latest patients at The Wesley Hospital
Chanda (Duon Ngor) – August 2007
Rocelyn – December 2007 For more information on the ROMAC program, visit www.romac.org.au The Wesley Art ProgramDonations can also be made to The Wesley Hospital art collection and art program. The Wesley Hospital has a large collection of artworks displayed throughout the corridors, wards and private rooms for the benefit of patients, visitors and staff.
The works making up the collection have been donated to the hospital by artists and hospital supporters. In addition other works are loaned by artists, private galleries, public institutions and schools.
In addition The Wesley Hospital maintains an active art program and firmly believes that art expresses the richness and diversity of human life, and the joy of the creative spirit within each of us and as such is an important part of a balanced community and a healthy life.
The Wesley's Art Curator, Maureen Hansen, manages The Wesley Art Collection and the activities of The Wesley Art Program, which include artists' commissions and promotional events.
For further information on the Wesley Art Program, please contact Susan Whiting on direct line (07) 3232 7483, mobile 0407 649 839 or email
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The Wesley Palliative Care Service Wesley Palliative Care Service is a multidisciplinary, holistic and inclusive service which values the human spirit in overcoming the burden of advanced incurable disease. The Service provides much needed assistance to patients and their families who require such specialised care. For more information download our Palliative Care Brochure or to make a donation download our Palliative Care Donation Form.
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