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Epilepsy WA has been the trusted voice for epilepsy in Western Australia for over 60 years, providing vital services to the 28,000 West Australians living with epilepsy and the 1,500 newly diagnosed each year. We work tirelessly to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and help people better manage epilepsy while reducing the risk of epilepsy-related harm.

Huntington’s Australia (HA), the peak national body for Huntington’s disease (HD), is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals and families impacted by HD. Through our comprehensive range of services, we strive to raise awareness, advocate for the HD community, and provide vital training and education to caregivers, disability support service providers, allied health professionals and other stakeholders.

Meningitis Centre Australia is the national peak body for advocacy, awareness and action on meningitis, meningococcal and related diseases such as pneumococcal, GSB, HIB and viral meningitis. 

For over 30 years Meningitis Centre Australia has been working to educate the community and defeat meningitis in its various forms that have had such a devastating impact on Australian lives – Meningitis remains one of the most dangerous childhood infections since polio.

Phone: 1800 250 223
Email: info@meningitis.org.au
Location: The Niche-Suite B, 11 Aberdare Road, Nedlands WA 6009
Web: www.meningitis.com.au

Neuromuscular WA (formerly Muscular Dystrophy WA) are passionate about improving the quality of life for people living with neuromuscular conditions in WA. Established in the late 1960s, they provide services such as counselling, CoughAssist™ machines, NDIS support, social programs and advocacy to those living with NMCs and their families, giving them the support, they need and connecting them to others with similar conditions.

The services provided by Neuromuscular WA are free and complement any ongoing medical management, thus providing a holistic approach to achieve better overall health outcomes. They also strive to raise awareness of neuromuscular conditions and the impact they have on those living with them, as well as their families and carers.

Phone: 0409 812 476

Email: info@neuromscularwa.org.au
Location: The Niche – Suite B, 11 Aberdare Rd, Nedlands 6009
Website: www.neuromuscularwa.org.au

MSWA is dedicated to supporting Western Australians living with neurological conditions, helping people live their best life. Through research, MSWA has funded and advanced understanding of MS and other neurological conditions contributing to extensive data sets, groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and pioneering tools for treatment and management, helping to provide personalised, high-quality care for those living with neurological conditions.

Epilepsy Action Australia is a nationwide NDIS Service Provider, offering expert education, support, and information for individuals with epilepsy. These services are provided by highly trained Epilepsy Nurses.

Brightwater Care Group is a leading not-for-profit provider of aged care, disability and retirement services that has been part of the Western Australian community for 120 years. Our team includes care workers, nurses and therapists, each with specialist skills and a shared mindset.

https://brightwatergroup.com/

Carers WA is the peak body representing the needs and interests of carers in WA and provides services and advocacy to support their wellbeing.

https://www.carerswa.asn.au/

Leaders in neuroscience for over 40 years. Perron Institute is a global collaborator and home to WA’s most successful research breakthroughs team. We’ve made brains our business so people with neurological conditions around the world can lead a better quality of life.

The Amanda Young Foundation is a non-profit community organisation dedicated to raising awareness and reducing deaths from meningococcal disease. The Foundation was formed in 1998 following the tragic death of Amanda Young from meningococcal septicaemia at the tender age of 18 years.

Dementia Australia is the source of trusted information, education and services for the estimated 433,300 Australians living with dementia, and 1.7 million people involved in their care. We are here to support people impacted by dementia, and to enable them to live as well as possible.

Our mission is to ensure choice in accommodation and support options for young Australians with high or complex support needs; and support young people, their families and social networks in the exercise of that choice.

The Neurofibromatosis Association of WA provides counsel and support to anyone who has Neurofibromatosis, or has family or friends with Neurofibromatosis, and require information, assistance and succour. Actively works to promote awareness of neurofibromatosis among GPs and other health and neuroscience professionals.