About Us


Our story
commenced
in 1993
Our Current Patrons

Dimity Clancey
2019 – Current
Dimity Clancey is a Walkley Award winning investigative Reporter for the Nine Network.
After cutting her teeth in the New South Wales Central West, Dimity moved to Nine’s Sydney newsroom in 2010.
Thrown into the crime round, she rapidly won respect for her ability to break and chase stories, confront criminals, and empower the vulnerable.
From the epic pursuit of Malcolm Naden, to natural disasters, Dimity has been on the Nine Network’s front line for major news coverage both in Australia and around the world.
In 2016, she moved to A Current Affair, where her exclusive story on the heart-chilling confession of Malcolm Naden earned her a prestigious Walkley Award.
Clancey backed that up the following year, nominated for a second Walkley following her investigation into the misconduct of disgraced obstetrician, Dr Emil Gayed.
In 2020, Clancey was awarded the Kennedy for Outstanding Nightly Current Affairs Reporting for her investigation into prescription drug abuse.
Dimity’s work at A Current Affair has solved a long running police investigation, prompted the sacking of a school teacher who verbally abused her disabled students, generated law reform to better protect problem gamblers and has held countless people in power accountable to right the wrongs in our society.
Dimity prides herself on the voice she gives to the disempowered and downtrodden.
When she isn’t telling someone else’s story, Dimity is a mother to Angus, Millie and Harriet – what will always be her favourite tales to tell.
Meet the
Sydney Kids Committee

President
Christopher Webber
A doctor, a pediatric emergency Consultant and head of the Emergency Department of Sydney Children’s Hospital. Chris has worked at the hospital since 1989. He wanted to give back to the hospital by working with the volunteer Committee members from the community. He joined the Committee 10 years ago.

Vice President and Founder
Paul Gallagher

Communications
Co-ordinator
Christopher Cosier
Christopher joined the committee 10 years ago to give back to the Sydney Children’s Hospital after seeing the care and support the staff gave his nephew when he was a patient with a brain tumour.
Starting out in the family retail business in Wellington rural NSW before moving to Sydney

Treasurer and Social Media Co-ordinator
Julie Gavrilovic

Secretary and
Event Co-ordinator
Sue Cunningham
Sue’s interest in helping others began in her youth with her first fundraising event being undertaken in support of the Lions Club of Kyle Bay whilst she was still at school. Since then she has helped a number of organisations including Telstra Child Flight, St Francis de Sales Catholic School, The Beauty Bank, and Yandua Village Fiji.

General Member
Andrea Kruller
Andrea is a Doctor with over 16 years experience working at the Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick Emergency Department. In her role she is enthusiastic that the staff of the hospital are provided with the best available equipment to ensure the highest quality of care for the benefit of sick children and their families.