Ronald McDonald Haus Graz

Modern residential complex with two connected houses, glowing windows, and a central outdoor staircase.

Our second Ronald McDonald Haus Graz opened in May 2014 directly on the grounds of LKH-University Hospital Graz. Just 200 metres from the children’s hospital, it provides a home away from home for 15 families while their child is receiving treatment in hospital. 

Bright family rooms and communal areas, including a large playroom, two kitchenettes with a spacious dining area, a lounge and many other places to retreat, create ideal conditions for recovery.

The modern House is a place to recharge, a haven of peace and comfort for parents, grandparents and siblings of ill or injured children. Here, all family members can stay together during this challenging time without high hotel costs or long journeys.

Modern bedroom with large bed, sofa, armchair, floor lamp and large windows overlooking trees
Three high tables with white stools and green cushioning elements against a wooden wall, along with three white pendant lights.
Bright room with a large bed, orange wall, armchairs, floor lamps, and spacious windows.
Modern bathroom equipment with toilet, sink, and shower
Two levels with seating areas and large windows facing the forest, one person standing below.
Modern kitchen with light flooring, wooden ceiling, work islands and bar stools in daylight
Modern three-story building with large windows, illuminated at dusk.
Modern bedroom with wooden floor, large bed, and access to a terrace with glass railing.

FAQs for families

Our team at Ronald McDonald Haus Graz

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Nina Reiterer

House Manager

“Working at Ronald McDonald Haus Graz is a lovely and fulfilling role. Every day is different, and each family faces special challenges as they navigate their situation.”

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Johanna Janschitz

Deputy House Manager

“I am happy when I can help families feel comfortable here. The best moments are when the children feel well enough to laugh again and soon go home.”

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Irmgard Eisner

House Operations Assistant

“I am happy to support families during difficult times, give them a sense of normality and share positive moments with them. Through my work, I hope everyone feels welcome and well cared for.”

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Lucia Puac

Housekeeping Assistant

“It fulfils me and makes me happy to know I can help families on their difficult journey. It is a great honour to be part of a team that supports families. During difficult moments, it is a real joy to provide them with a refuge, security and closeness to their children. For me, this is not just a job but a calling.”