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Starship Stories

We're inspired everyday by our Starship stars and we thought you would be too.

Help fragile newborns breathe easyHollie, AucklandMatilda's flight for life

Every two days, a child in New Zealand needs the Starship National Air Ambulance. Christmas is no exception.

When a child’s life is on the line, your support for the Starship National Air Ambulance provides the specialised life-saving care they need.

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With your support we can help many more children.

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Your generous support will help our children get life-saving treatment and care when they need it.

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Money I have raised

If you've already raised some money for Starship and wish to pay it in, thank you. Click below to complete your fundraising donation.

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Haere mai - Welcome to Starship Child Health

We are the leading provider of paediatric health care in New Zealand and the South Pacific, delivering family centred care to infants, children, young people and their whānau in hospital and in the community.

When your baby is in NICU

Information for parents who have a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Starship

Will you help fix the shortage of beds?

The Starship Intensive Care Unit (PICU) must be expanded

Directions & Parking

Getting to Starship HospitalGetting to Greenlane Clinical CentreNational Travel Assistance

Coming to Starship Hospital

Information for visitorsPreparing for your hospital stayStaying with your childActivities for your childPlaces to eatGoing home

Coming to an Outpatient Appointment

Information about what to expect when you bring your child to an Outpatient Appointment