AusPIPS Inc.

13/10/2026

Revisit our Lived Experience Showcase where individuals with lived experience of Ig therapy (SCIg and IVIg) providing their perspectives on receiving this life changing therapy.

AusPIPS in collaboration with IDFA, Lymphoma Australia and the Klim...

11/10/2026

Rewatch our Sepsis webinar. Learn more about what sepsis is and the signs to look for.
IDFNZ Kids Foundation Sepsis Alliance New Zealand

AusPIPS in partnership with IDFNZauspips.org.auidfnz.org.nz

05/10/2026

Plasma products improves the lives of many people, and in some cases it is life saving as it reduces the chances of severe infection. Find out the diseases immunoglobulin, a plasma product treats and how it impacts the lives of recipients.

Register for our webinar on Wednesday 7th October at:

https://theSCIgExperience.eventbrite.com

🩸 IPAW STARTS NOW! 💛

But first things first: what exactly is plasma, and why does it matter so much?

Plasma makes up around 55% of our blood. It carries proteins, nutrients and hormones throughout the body, helps fight infections and supports many of the processes that keep us healthy every day.

And for thousands of people living with primary immunodeficiencies and other rare conditions, plasma is even more important: it is the starting point for essential plasma-derived medicines, including immunoglobulin therapies.

That’s why, throughout International Plasma Awareness Week, we want to make plasma easier to understand. We’ll be sharing facts, answering questions, clearing up doubts and myths, and showing you the incredible journey and impact of plasma. 🌍✨

Because the more we understand about plasma, the more we understand why every donation matters.

💛 This week, learn with us. Ask questions. Share the knowledge. Help us spread the word.

What do YOU know about plasma? Tell us in the comments 👇

29/09/2026

Join us to mark International Plasma Awareness Week. On Wednesday 7th October, learn more about the lived experience of individuals receiving Immunoglobulin (Ig) Therapy. Hear from individuals with primary immunodeficiency, lymphoma and chronic inflammatory demyelinating poleneuropathy (CIDP) reflecting on what receiving Ig has meant for their lives.

In collaboration with Immune Deficiency Foundation of Australia (IDFA), the Klim Foundation and Australia.

Register at: https://theSCIgExperience.eventbrite.com

24/09/2026

We are incredibly proud that our President and Founder, Jackie Murphy, has been inducted onto the Victorian Honour Roll of Women as a Change Agent!

For more than 15 years, Jackie has used her lived experience of primary immunodeficiency to advocate for better awareness, and improved access to healthcare and outcomes for people living with rare immune diseases.

Her willingness to share her experiences honestly and openly has made her a nationally recognised patient advocate and helped achieve real change for our community from improved access to immunoglobulin therapy to newborn screening for SCID and COVID-19 prophylaxis.

A very well-deserved recognition of someone who has given so much to our community. Congratulations Jackie! ❤️

Jackie Murphy is a patient advocate and community leader. She is dedicated to improving healthcare access and outcomes for people living with primary immunodeficiencies.

21/09/2026

Join us this Thursday to learn more about Sepsis in Immunodeficiency!

Join us on Thursday 24th September as we partner with IDFNZ Kids Foundation to learn how to recognise Sepsis and hear from people with lived experience. Register at:

https://sepsis2026AusPIPSIDFNZ.eventbrite.com

IDFNZ Kids Foundation

12/09/2026

Today is World Sepsis Day – 13th September 2026

IDFNZ Kids Foundation proudly stands with the global community in raising awareness about sepsis – a leading cause of preventable death worldwide.

We support survivors, families, and healthcare efforts to prevent, detect, and treat sepsis early. Awareness saves lives – let’s spread the word together!

12/09/2026

Symptoms of Sepsis are wide ranging but important for us all to be aware of.

Join us on Thursday 24th September as we partner with IDFNZ Kids Foundation to learn how to recognise Sepsis and hear from people with lived experience. Register at:

https://sepsis2026AusPIPSIDFNZ.eventbrite.com

IDFNZ Kids Foundation

🏥 Surviving sepsis is just the beginning.

For many, leaving the hospital doesn't mean the fight is over. Post-Sepsis Syndrome (PSS) leaves millions of survivors facing long-term physical, mental, and emotional challenges.

Living with PSS can mean dealing with:
🧠 Brain fog, memory loss & poor concentration
💪 Muscle weakness, joint pain & mobility issues
🫁 Chest pain, breathlessness & swallowing difficulties
😴 Severe fatigue & sleeping struggles
💙 Anxiety, sadness & mood changes

This World Sepsis Day (13 September), let’s shine a light on these hidden struggles and ensure no survivor faces recovery alone.

06/09/2026

Recognising sepsis symptoms!

Join us on Thursday 24th September as we partner with IDFNZ Kids Foundation to learn how to recognise Sepsis and hear from people with lived experience. Register at:

https://sepsis2026AusPIPSIDFNZ.eventbrite.com

IDFNZ Kids Foundation

📅 13 September – World Sepsis Awareness Day 📅

🚨 Sepsis kills millions each year—but recognising the signs early can save lives! 🚨

⚠️ Symptoms to look out for:

🗣️ Slurred speech or confusion

🥶 Extreme shivering or muscle pain / fever

🚫 Passing no urine all day

🫁 Severe breathlessness

💔 It feels like you’re going to die

🦵 Skin mottled or discoloured

Knowing the signs makes all the difference. Share to save a life today!