Get Involved
In Western Australia, neurological conditions are touching more lives than ever before. Now affecting one in four people, they are emerging as one of the most complex and pressing health challenges facing our state.
Behind every statistic is a person, a family, a life being reshaped by neurological conditions such as epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease and dementia, as well as the many rare and lesser-known conditions. We are here for all of them.
The Neurological Council of WA brings together nursing care, advocacy and community support to improve outcomes for people living with neurological conditions and to champion good brain health for all.
Join us in creating a future where no one faces neurological illness alone. Explore different ways to get involved below, or e-mail Anna Gee, Purpose and Partnerships Manager, to discuss more options.
Why partner with us?
Partnering with the Neurological Council offers a meaningful opportunity to:
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Contribute to improved outcomes for people living with neurological conditions across WA
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Collaborate with a trusted, state-wide peak body with deep sector connections
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Support integrated approaches across health, disability, aged care and community services
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Build visibility and credibility through purpose-led collaboration
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Co-design solutions that respond to real community needs
Our areas of focus
We are particularly interested in partnerships that support:
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Person-centred neurological care
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Community-based and integrated service models
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Workforce capability and nursing care
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Equity of access, including regional and rural WA
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Innovation in care, education and system design

Ways to get involved
Your donation helps change everyday outcomes for Western Australians living with neurological conditions.
Make a donation

Corporate partnerships turn shared purpose into real impact for individuals, families and communities affected by neurological conditions.
Partner with us

Nominate the Neurological Council of WA when participating in fundraising activities such as the HBF Run for a Reason.
Fundraising fuels the programs and advocacy that improve quality of life for people living with neurological conditions.
Fundraising

Connection with the neurological community while directly supporting people affected by neurological conditions by sponsoring the bi-annual Australasian Neurological Conference and Expo.
Sponsor the Australasian Neurological Conference and Expo

Education and health alliances strengthen knowledge, care and collaboration - driving better neurological outcomes and promoting brain health and awareness across the state.
Education and health allicances

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Join the Consumer and Carers Advisory Committee
