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.
ADHD Global Conference
ADHD Australia and ADHD UK co-hosted the Global ADHD Conference on 3-4 October.
Did you miss a session?
Don’t worry – you can catch up on all the sessions now.

Latest news and updates

Neurodiverse Hospitality: Exploring employment and neurodiversity within the international hospitality and tourism industry
A student from Auckland University of Technology is conducting a survey for their thesis ‘Neurodiverse Hospitality: Exploring Employment Engagement and Neurodiversity within the International Hospitality and Tourism Industry’.

ADHD Lived Experience Group for Young People
Deakin University is establishing a Lived Experience Research Group comprising of young people in Grade 5 and 6 with a formal diagnosis of ADHD.

Career Planning at School with ADHD
Claire Pech and Amanda Krulis talk about the importance of career planning for young adults.