Tradie father helps build house for RCH Good Friday Appeal

Tradie Adrian Murgana knows the amazing work of the Royal Children’s Hospital’s medical staff first-hand. And he’s helped build a house to auction off for the worthy cause.

Adrian Murgana’s latest build really hits close to home.

The big-hearted tradie — who has helped build a house to be auctioned for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal — knows the amazing work of its medical staff first-hand.

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Adrian Murgana with his daughter Aleesha outside the home. Picture: Jay Town

His nine-year-old daughter, Aleesha Rose, who has cystic fibrosis, has been treated there.

“The Royal Children’s Hospital is an unbelievable place, so it’s a huge honour to be involved in this project,” Mr Murgana said. “I want to do whatever I can to help such a great cause.”

More than 400 tradies donated their time, materials and skills to construct the four-bedroom Henley home at Villawood’s Delaray community in Clyde North. The house goes to auction on April 19.

All profits go to the Good Friday Appeal.

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