Any contribution, big or small, makes an incredible impact.
The Institute team is very grateful to community members who share the vision for medical advancements for the health and wellbeing of their society.
There are many ways you, your family, friends and workplace can get involved from events that include charity golf days, ladies luncheons and fun runs, workplace giving, In Memory or In Celebration donations – 100% of funds raised go towards world-class community-driven medical research.
Venue:Online Monthly Zoom Webinar
We are delighted to welcome you to the 2023 Health Beyond Research & Innovation Showcase, a series of monthly online seminars that highlight the breakthroughs in health research, innovation and technology in south western Sydney and around the world.
Each month we will bring you a new topic, focusing on translational research to benefit the community and deliver new models of care.
South Western Sydney Local Health District is proud to again host the Health Beyond Research & Innovation Showcase with our valued partner the Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research.
We encourage everyone to tune in and enjoy this online series. You will be impressed and inspired by the work of south west Sydney’s health and research partners.
Date:Thursday 13 October 2022
Time:6:30pm
Venue:The William Inglis ‘Big Barn’, Warwick Farm NSW
We are delighted to announce the highly anticipated 11th Annual Ingham Institute Research Excellence Awards Dinner.
We will proudly celebrate research excellence in South Western Sydney and the achievements of the Institute’s researchers across cancer, clinical sciences, population & health services, injury & rehabilitation, mental health, robotics & health technology and clinical trials.
Working with our major partners – the South Western Sydney Local Health District, UNSW Sydney and Western Sydney University – the Research Excellence Awards bring together leaders from government, healthcare, education, business and community, who are all proudly working together to transform healthcare in one of Australia’s fastest growing regions.
Alongside the presentation of the Excellence in Teaching Award, Early Career Researcher Award and the prestigious Lady (Mary) Fairfax Distinguished Researcher Award, you will hear from key speakers about the life-changing work of our researchers to solve the health challenges of our South Western Sydney community and beyond. We will also honour the legacy of our Founding Benefactor Mr Bob Ingham AO on the 11 year anniversary of the opening of the Ingham Institute.
Date:Saturday 16 December 2023
Venue:Royal Randwick
The Ingham, a charity raceday, honours the Australian and global icons of horse racing and founding benefactors of the Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research, Mr Bob Ingham AO and Mr Jack Ingham AO.
The highlight of the day will be the inaugural running of the $2 million Group 2 Race, The Ingham, (formerly the $750,000 Villiers Handicap).
With enthusiastic support from the Ingham family – lynchpins of the racing industry – the proceeds from The Ingham charity raceday and the accompanying charity luncheon will be donated to the Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research.
Sponsorship opportunities are now available for this unique charity raceday across a range of races and the charity luncheon with powerful benefits to build your brand. Support medical research at the Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research and showcase your brand at a positive community event.
Please contact Darryl Harkness, Ingham Institute CEO for further information about The Ingham charity raceday sponsorship opportunities.
Date:Friday 10 March 2023
Venue:Wests League Club, Leumeah
We are delighted to invite you to our Annual International Women’s Day Luncheon to be held on Friday, 1st March 2024 at Wests League Club, Leumeah. In 2024 we will be celebrating our 11th Luncheon.
We’ll be reflecting on past events and celebrating the substantial contribution to the Institute that the support of our sponsors and their guests has enabled us to make. This incredible level of support generously given over past years has raised much needed funds for ground-breaking medical research and, equally as important, awareness of the diseases affecting our community and research of the Ingham Institute.
