Our Funding Partners

The City of Mandurah is Western Australia’s largest regional city, supporting a vibrant and diverse community on the Peel coast. With a strong focus on wellbeing, inclusion and connection, the City invests in programs that strengthen local communities. It funds our NeuFriends Coffee Club and Support Group in Peel.

The Department of Health is Western Australia’s public health authority, employing more than 50,000 staff across metropolitan, regional and remote areas. It delivers hospital care, public health programs and community services, supporting one of the largest health jurisdictions in the world. WA Health funds our NeuroCare service.

Perpetual channels funding through its IMPACT Philanthropy Application Program (IPAP), which distributes tens of millions annually to not‑for‑profit causes across Australia. Its rigorous, four‑pillar approach supports initiatives improving community outcomes. It funded our Community Neuro‑Map WA sector review and benchmark research project.

Established in 1978, the Foundation supports charitable causes with a focus on the health and well-being of Western Australian children. Since its inception, it has donated over $180 million and continues funding initiatives that improve outcomes and build capacity. It funds our NeuroKids SouthWest program.

NeuroCare operates as a registered NDIS provider under the Neurological Council of Western Australia, delivering community neurological nursing and health‑system navigation to eligible participants across WA, including regional and remote areas.

Since 1968, Telethon has raised hundreds of millions to support sick, vulnerable, and disadvantaged children across Western Australia—funding life‑changing programs, essential tools, and medical research. Through its grants, Telethon funds our NeuroKids program, which delivers free neurological nursing, case management, and care navigation to children and families.