The AAA National Conference will now be held online for the first time in our history. When: June 2021 for aphasia awareness month (2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th) Where: Online webinar Submissions …
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 …
This week is National Volunteer Week (18th to 24th May 2020). The Australian Aphasia Association is here today due to the hard work of all our volunteers over the past …
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 …
It is with great pleasure we announce the release of our 2018 National Conference video. A special acknowledgement to Mark Chapman who directed and produced this video, and Lauren Annear …
We making our website accessible for people with communication disability. We have launched ReadSpeaker Web Reader on our website. Check it out!
The Australian Aphasia Association is a member of the Association Internationale Aphasie. This allows for us to be part of an international collaboration on Aphasia! National aphasia association representatives from …
The logo was launched in 2009. The three parts of the logo represent three key messages of Australian Aphasia Association – Awareness, Support and Hope. The logo was inspired by …
Have you read our Strategic Plan 2019? In November 2018, members voted to continue building the Australian Aphasia Association as a non-for-profit organisation. This was called the “Green Plan”. Our …
