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Despite not receiving government funding, the ADHD Foundation Australia operates as a highly successful 100% volunteer-operated charity. Their reach extends across Australia, providing essential services, including the ADHD Helpline, referrals to medical professionals, and guidance on the best pathways to treatment.

As a charitable organisation, they offer vital support to individuals, families, government agencies, schools, and other organisations through their three core pillars of activities, ADHD Services - ADHD Foundation Australia.

"Our unwavering commitment to improving the lives of those affected by ADHD drives us forward. Together, we endeavour to create a better Australia for everyone impacted by this condition."

Vision and mission

The ADHD Foundation Australia envisions a future where every individual impacted by ADHD experiences understanding, support, and empowerment. As a beacon of hope, they illuminate the path for communities across the country, fostering resilience and positive change.

Through their three key pillars of activities — Community Services, Education and Training, and Awareness and Advocacy — they strive to create a society where ADHD is recognised, accepted, and met with effective solutions. Together, they transform challenges into opportunities, ensuring that no one faces ADHD alone.

How ADHD Foundation can help

At the ADHD Foundation Australia, they play a pivotal role in supporting individuals affected by ADHD through three key pillars of activities:

1. Community Services and Support:

  • ADHD Australia's National Helpline handles a high volume of inquiries daily, providing cost-effective counselling across a range of conditions, including ADHD and ADHD screening.
  • They guide clients toward pathways for treatment, offer referrals, and provide essential support services such as counselling, psychology, and group therapy programs.
  • Their Counselling and Psychological Services connect individuals with ADHD specialist psychiatrists, psychologists, and other vital medical support services.

2. Education and Information:

  • The ADHD Foundation tailors ADHD education in Australia to meet community needs. They deliver reliable and precise ADHD education and information to workplaces, educational institutions, organisations, caregivers, and support workers nationwide.
  • Additionally, they publish a quarterly newsletter to keep their community informed.

3. Social Justice and Advocacy:

  • They lead impactful projects across Australia, raising national awareness and advocating for significant issues related to ADHD.
  • As passionate advocates for the ADHD community, they collaborate with the government to address various concerns and actively respond to numerous media inquiries.

Their unwavering commitment remains steadfast as they work tirelessly to enhance the lives of those impacted by ADHD. Their vision is clear: to empower and uplift those living with ADHD and related conditions, because everyone deserves a chance to shine!

Thank you for joining ADHD Foundation on this journey toward positive change.

Information / helpline

  • Contact us — ADHD Foundation Australia
  • Call 1300 39 39 19 (Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm AEST)

Recommended links

  • Contact us - ADHD Foundation Australia
  • ADHD Services - ADHD Foundation Australia
  • ADHD Foundation & Community in Australia
  • Adult ADHD Counselling - ADHD Foundation Australia
  • ADHD Foundation & Community in Australia

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