Supporting people with ADHD Australia-wide
Making Australia a better place for people living with ADHD.
Welcome to ADHD Australia. We’re here to support all Australians affected by ADHD through raising awareness, advocacy, education and research initiatives. We hope to create positive systemic change for people living with ADHD by helping those that support them.
We have thousands of people in our community across the country, and with 1 in 20 Australians impacted by ADHD, those that can support someone with ADHD, can impact the lives of millions of people.
Happy ADHD Awareness Month
It’s ADHD Awareness Month!
The theme for 2024 is ‘Awareness is Key’. Raising awareness opens the door to so many possibilities to support those with ADHD in school, at work and in the community. It also helps teachers and employers understand their students and employees who have ADHD.
This October, we want to talk about how awareness is key, but we also want to continue the conversation so that awareness is raised throughout the year.
Wondering how you can help spread awareness? Register to watch this year’s Global ADHD Conference, reach out to us for guest speakers for your event, and download our social media tiles below so you can share awareness with your followers.
ADHD Global Conference
ADHD Australia and ADHD UK co-hosted the Global ADHD Conference on 3-4 October.
Did you miss out? Don’t worry, we are currently working on having the sessions available. Make sure to check back in with us soon.
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