Our Projects

Palmer, a determined young boy, lives with dyskinetic cerebral palsy caused by a brain injury at birth. He faces significant challenges, including uncoordinated movements, chronic pain, and difficulties with eating, requiring a PEG feeding tube for nutrition. Despite countless therapies, surgeries, and appointments at Perth Children’s Hospital, Palmer’s love for life shines through. One of Palmer’s greatest passions is gardening with his dad. However, as he grows, accessing the garden has become harder. The Build Now Foundation is creating a custom accessible garden where Palmer can care for his plants directly from his wheelchair or walking frame. This space will not only nurture his love for gardening but also support his therapy and independence. Together, we can help Palmer thrive by building a garden where he can grow, dream, and share his incredible spirit with others.

Arlo, a cheeky and funny 5-year-old, was recently diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer. His treatment has been relentless, including intensive chemotherapy and daily radiation sessions that require anaesthesia, yet he’s maintained his humour and resilience. After a traumatic home invasion, Arlo’s family moved into a new home with hopes of creating a safe, comforting space, promising him a LEGO themed room. The Build Now Foundation is committed to making this dream a reality by transforming his room into a joyful, LEGO inspired haven where Arlo can find solace and happiness. Join us in giving Arlo a place of comfort and play during his courageous journey.

Georgia, a child with a rare genetic condition, faces multiple challenges including intellectual disability, autism, ADHD, epilepsy, and mobility issues. Her condition requires frequent hospital visits, and her lack of danger awareness makes outdoor play unsafe. The Build Now Foundation is dedicated to creating a safe backyard for Georgia by removing a hazardous pool and revitalising her outdoor space. This transformation will provide her with a secure area to enjoy outdoor activities while giving her family peace of mind. Help us make a meaningful difference in Georgia’s life by supporting this project.

Hannah was born with Down Syndrome & underwent a lifesaving heart operation that, unfortunately, resulted in cerebral palsy. Find out about Hannah's hydrotherapy pool project & the solution provided by the Build Now Foundation.

In June 2024, Riley was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and began immediate treatment at Perth Children's Hospital. The family had to leave their Dunsborough home, dog, and daughter, Sadie, with Paul's parents. They face significant financial challenges over the next 12-18 months, with Paul's business on hold and high costs for medical care, travel, and living expenses. Community support is crucial for easing their financial burden and helping them focus on Riley's recovery.