Your voice. Our advocacy. Driving change.

The Neurological Alliance Queensland is a collaborative board representing a wide range of neurological organisations and partners. We work as a central hub for advocacy, sector-wide collaboration and shared information.

1.3 million Queenslanders

Are living with a neurological condition

Progressive and lifelong

Conditions like MS, Parkinson’s, MND and dementia are often progressive and lifelong

Affecting more than the body

They don’t just affect the body–they also introduce mental health challenges, financial strain and family stress

Ranked top 5 most costly diseases

Neuro conditions rank in the top 5 most costly diseases, costing Queensland an estimated $24 billion each year

#1 killer of men and women

Neuro is now the number one killer of men and women, with dementia the leading cause of death in the country

2 out of 3 affected are women

Women are more likely to be affected, accounting for 2 out of 3 people living with a neurological condition

The latest news and advocacy from across the Alliance and our member organisations.

Patient undergoing a CT scan while a healthcare worker reviews brain images.
News

AI Software Brings Faster, Clearer MS Scan Results

Subheading example Subheading example Subheading example Subheading example For many people living with MS, MRI scan days can bring a…

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Blog

Physiotherapy vs Exercise Physiology: What’s the Difference and How Can Each Help You

Learn how Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology, can play an important role in helping you stay active, manage symptoms, and feel more confident in how you move.

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News

The Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK): 24/7 Access to Accessible Public Facilities

For many people living with MS, symptoms such as bladder and bowel urgency, mobility challenges and reduced motor control can make being out in….

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Blog

Accessible Community Access in Springfield: Top Spots for NDIS and Home & Community Care Participants

For people living with a neurological condition, community access is more than fresh air – it’s independence, confidence and social connection.

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News

Life Update: Josh’s Next Chapter in His Toowoomba SDA Home

For many people living with MS, MRI scan days can bring a mix of emotions, uncertainty, anticipation, and plenty of…

Neurological Alliance Queensland advocates for the policy, funding, and services that improve outcomes for people living with neurological conditions, brings sector partners together to share knowledge and coordinate efforts, and provides a central place for news, updates, and resources from across the Alliance.

To learn more, work with us, or share something with the sector, contact us.

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