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A gift in your will is a practical way to support people affected by brain tumours beyond your lifetime. After you’ve made provisions for your family and loved ones, you may wish to include BTAA in your will.

Fundraising is a practical way to support people affected by brain tumours and raise awareness of the challenges they face. You decide how you want to get involved – host an event, celebrate a milestone, honour someone special or take on a personal challenge.

Joining BTAA gives you a voice in shaping the national response to brain cancer. As a member, you help set advocacy priorities, influence policy, and connect with others affected by brain cancer across Australia. Membership is open to patients, carers, families, health professionals, and organisations who share our mission.

Since we were founded in 2008, BTAA has been a volunteer-led organisation. Dedicated volunteers have been at the heart of everything we do: connecting people, raising awareness, and ensuring no one faces brain cancer alone.

Discover events that connect and support the brain tumour community, including both past highlights and upcoming opportunities to get involved.