St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne used Dry July funds to improve the environment in the Cancer Centre by installing a new interior garden and a mural for patients to contemplate while receiving chemotherapy treatment. The hospital also improved an external balcony.

Dry July funds have also been used by the hospital for:

iPads, newspapers, and magazine subscriptions with Dry July funds so that patients have something to do while receiving treatments which can take up to 6 hours a day

medical alert cards

2 Accuvein finders

massage therapy chair

blanket warmer

music system

blood taking chair

scales

health and wellness room chemotherapy chair