Neurological Council of WA

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The Neurological Council of WA is a not for profit that provides leadership and community-based services for people impacted by neurological conditions in Western Australia.

Have you spent years caring for someone else? What if the skills you've developed through caring could help shape your n...
21/08/2026

Have you spent years caring for someone else? What if the skills you've developed through caring could help shape your next career?

Join us for From Carer to Career, a free workshop helping carers identify their transferable skills, explore local employment and training pathways, and discover opportunities in community care and support services.

✅ Recognise your strengths
✅ Explore local jobs and training
✅ Build confidence for your next step
✅ Connect with other carers

📍 Karratha – Tuesday 15 September 2026
📍 Hedland – Thursday 17 September 2026

Places are limited.

Book for Karratha: https://ow.ly/9GOP50ZCi8j
Book for Port Hedland: https://ow.ly/Lpyu50ZCi8k

Proudly supported by Horizon Power and delivered by the Neurological Council of WA.

Last week, our NeuroKids Paediatric Neurological Nurse, Nicola, and Purpose and Partnerships Manager, Anna, visited Kalg...
19/08/2026

Last week, our NeuroKids Paediatric Neurological Nurse, Nicola, and Purpose and Partnerships Manager, Anna, visited Kalgoorlie to connect with local families and community organisations.

Visiting regional communities is an important part of our commitment to ensuring people living with neurological conditions, and their families and carers, can access information, support and care, regardless of where they live. These visits provide an opportunity to better understand local needs, build relationships and work alongside community partners to strengthen support for individuals and families closer to home.

We would like to extend a special thanks to Bega Garnbirringu Health Service, who kindly joined us for a conversation about opportunities to improve neurological care and support in Kalgoorlie and the Eastern Goldfields. Through collaboration and local partnerships, we can help ensure people affected by neurological conditions are connected to the services and support they need within their own communities.

Join us at NeuFriends this month to connect, share and find support 💙 NeuFriends Neurological Support Groups provide a w...
07/08/2026

Join us at NeuFriends this month to connect, share and find support 💙

NeuFriends Neurological Support Groups provide a welcoming space for people living with neurological conditions, as well as their carers, family members and supporters, to connect with others who understand the journey. Through shared experiences, conversation and peer support, NeuFriends helps reduce isolation, build meaningful connections and foster a sense of community.

After the huge success of our NeuFriends Bunbury launch event last month, we're excited for our first meetup next week on 12th August - come and join us!

August NeuFriends dates:

• Perth – 4 August
• Mandurah Falcon – 5 August (supported by City of Mandurah)
• Geraldton – 12 August
• Bunbury – 12 August
• Mandurah Lakelands – 14 August (supported by City of Mandurah)
• Albany – 30 July (supported by The City of Albany)

🔗 Register to attend your local NeuFriends group: https://www.ncwa.com.au/events

Every minute counts when it comes to stroke. Recognising the signs early and calling 000 immediately can save lives and ...
06/08/2026

Every minute counts when it comes to stroke. Recognising the signs early and calling 000 immediately can save lives and reduce the impact of disability.

The F.A.S.T. test can help you identify the most common signs of stroke:

F - Face: Has their face dropped on one side? Can they smile?
A - Arms: Can they lift both arms?
S - Speech: Is their speech slurred or difficult to understand?
T - Time: Time is critical. Call 000 immediately.

During National Stroke Week (3 - 9 August 2026), take a moment to learn the signs of stroke and share them with your family, friends and colleagues. Knowing F.A.S.T. could help save a life.

NeuroKids is coming to Kalgoorlie! The Neurological Council of WA NeuroKids team will be visiting Kalgoorlie from 10-12 ...
31/07/2026

NeuroKids is coming to Kalgoorlie!

The Neurological Council of WA NeuroKids team will be visiting Kalgoorlie from 10-12 August and we'd love to connect with local individuals, families, carers and community groups affected by neurological conditions.

This visit is an opportunity to:

✅ Learn more about our free NeuroKids free support services
✅ Discuss local needs and challenges
✅ Arrange home visits from our NeuroKids Paediatric Community Neurological Nurse

If you, a family member, or your community group would like to meet with our team while we're in town, we'd love to hear from you.

📧Email [email protected] to book.

Together, we can help strengthen neurological support in the Goldfields 🧠

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the official launch of our NeuFriends Neurological Peer Support Group in Bunbury...
30/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the official launch of our NeuFriends Neurological Peer Support Group in Bunbury yesterday 👏

More than 40 guests gathered at Bayview Bar, including prospective members, volunteer facilitators and supporters from across the government, health and community sectors.

NeuFriends Bunbury is creating opportunities for people living with neurological conditions, their families and carers to connect, share experiences and build supportive relationships in the South West.

We're excited to invite local community members to our first peer support morning tea on Wednesday 12 August, 10.00am–12.00 noon at Bunbury Public Library, and on the second Wednesday of every month thereafter.

Come along, meet new people and be part of a growing community of neurological support. Register here: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1603248

Today we marked World Brain Day 2026 promoting Brain Health: Access for All. The message was clear – Brain health must b...
22/07/2026

Today we marked World Brain Day 2026 promoting Brain Health: Access for All. The message was clear – Brain health must be valued, protected and prioritised.

Thank you to Dr Len Collard, Minister Meredith Hammat MLA, Professor Merrilee Needham and Dr Linda Friedland for your insightful presentations and to everyone who joined us, contributed and continues to champion better outcomes for people affected by brain and nervous system conditions.

World Brain Day is one day. Let’s work every day to advance brain health.

Today is World Brain Day 🧠 The theme for 2026 is Brain Health: Access for All.Access means more than appointments; it me...
21/07/2026

Today is World Brain Day 🧠

The theme for 2026 is Brain Health: Access for All.

Access means more than appointments; it means information, prevention, early diagnosis, local treatment, coordinated care and community connection.

Every Western Australian could benefit from knowing how brain health can be protected and strengthened across the lifespan, and how to access support when they need it, so people living with neurological conditions — and their families and carers — are not left to navigate the clinical implications and complex systems alone.

Brain health matters. Access matters. Everyone deserves the right information, care and support when they need it.

This Wednesday is World Brain Day 🧠This year’s theme is Brain Health: Access for All - because everyone deserves the rig...
21/07/2026

This Wednesday is World Brain Day 🧠

This year’s theme is Brain Health: Access for All - because everyone deserves the right to protect their brain function and access neurological care and support when they need it.

This World Brain Day, we are calling for better awareness and prevention, earlier diagnosis, early intervention and more equitable access to treatment, rehabilitation, care and support for all Western Australians.

And we’re asking all Western Australians to value and learn how to protect their brain.
We all have a role to play in advancing our brain health.

🤝 Bunbury, we’re excited to meet you!Peer support can make a world of difference. Connecting with others who understand ...
16/07/2026

🤝 Bunbury, we’re excited to meet you!

Peer support can make a world of difference. Connecting with others who understand the challenges, experiences and triumphs of living with a neurological condition can help reduce isolation, build confidence and create a sense of community.

That’s why we’re bringing NeuFriends to Bunbury and the South West region - creating a welcoming space where people living with neurological conditions, their families and carers can connect, share experiences and support one another.

Join us for the launch of our new Bunbury NeuFriends Neurological Support Group and be part of a growing network of people who understand that no one should have to navigate their journey alone.

📅Wednesday 29 July
⏰11:00am – 1:00pm
📍Bayview Bar, Bunbury, 15 Bonnefoi Blvd, Bunbury WA 6230

This event is free to attend - book online to secure your spot: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1601626

Following the launch, NeuFriends Bunbury will gather on the second Wednesday of each month at the Bunbury Public Library located at 2 Parkfield Street, Bunbury.

We hope to see you there! 🫶

Address

11 Aberdare Road
Nedlands, WA
6009

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+611800645771

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