About Us

Our History of the AAA

The Australian Aphasia Association (AAA) is a not-for-profit support and advocacy association and registered charity for people with aphasia, their families, and the professionals who help them. The AAA was established in 2000 and supports families and members from all states and territories across Australia.

Aphasia Community

Be Part of Aphasia Research
Online Aphasia Group (Zoom)
Community Aphasia Groups
Wednesday With Our Words

AAA Memberships

View our range of AAA memberships

Individual

$20
This membership category is open to everyone with aphasia, care-giver, friends or family member

  • Your membership includes:

  • Access to the membership section

  • Aphasia Link newsletters

  • Discounted event registration fees

  • And much more!

Join

Family and Friends

$25
This membership category is for a person with aphasia, and up to 3 other family members or friends

  • Your membership includes:

  • Access to the membership section

  • Aphasia Link newsletters

  • Discounted event registration fees

  • And much more!

Join

Health Professionals

$40
Membership for Speech Pathologists and other Health Professionals

  • Your membership includes:

  • Access to the membership section

  • Aphasia Link newsletters

  • Discounted event registration fees

  • Resources for health professionals

Join

Student

$20
This membership is for students who have a keen interest in being part of our aphasia community

  • Your membership includes:

  • Access to the membership section

  • Aphasia Link newsletters

  • Discounted event registration fees

  • Resources

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Join the AAA Board of Directors

The Australian Aphasia Association is looking for 2 new Board of Directors If you are interested and would like to know more about this exciting opportunity to help lead the …

Supporting you Through the Coronavirus Pandemic

Our community is going through a health crisis called the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is changing every day. It is important to stay up-to-date with instructions from the Australian …

ReadSpeaker Web Reader

We making our website accessible for people with communication disability. We have launched ReadSpeaker Web Reader on our website. Check it out!

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Contact Details

Australian Aphasia Association C/-Queensland Aphasia Research Centre The University of Queensland Level 7, Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation Services (STARS) 296 Herston Road Herston Health Precinct Herston QLD 4029 Australia
1800 APHASIA (1800 274 274)
questions@aphasia.org.au