Learn more about your brain health & help us raise awareness for brain diseases, disorders and injuries during Brain Awareness Week 2025.

10-14 March 2025 | Free resources from leading experts

Brain Awareness Week 2025 will feature live webinars, brain health resources, articles & patient stories.

The full schedule will be announced soon. Don’t miss out – register now to receive event updates.

This year, learn about some of the most common brain diseases, disorders & injuries in Australia.

We will cover topics such as brain health, dementia, sleep, concussion, migraine, and more. 

Schedule: Coming Soon

The full schedule for 2025 is coming soon! Don’t miss out – register now to be notified when the schedule is announced.

You can expect to learn about topics such as:

• Brain health
• Dementia
• Concussion
• Sleep and the brain
• Migraine

If you would like to see what we did last year, you can view the webinar recordings and other resources on our website >>

Get Involved

Invite your friends & family to a night of trivia and put your brains to the test! No need to organise everything – simply contact our office for a Big Trivia pack.

Help raise money for research while also raising awareness in your community. You can participate in a fun run, host a bake sale, or get creative!

Brain Awareness Week was first organised in 1996 by the Dana Foundation. Visit their website for brain games, fact sheets, and more.

Please consider donating to support Australian neurological research. Your donation will help so many, now and for generations to come.

Fun fact: socialising is a major part of long-term brain health. Take a break one day to celebrate Brain Awareness Week with your classmates or colleagues.

About the Brain Foundation

The Brain Foundation is a registered charity established in 1970 by neurologists and neurosurgeons. We are dedicated to funding the highest quality Australian research into neurological disorders, diseases, and injuries, with the ultimate goal of advancing diagnoses, treatments, and patient outcomes.

Our work involves:

• Our annual grants program. Read more about our funding process here.
• Raising awareness about the prevalence and impact of brain disorders, diseases & injuries.
• Educating patients & clinicians through webinar events and medically reviewed articles.
• Community support & advocacy (for migraine and headache particularly).
• Keeping our supporters up to date on the latest medical news through our newsletters & social media.

Our research grants receive no government funding, relying on the generosity of individuals, corporate donors and bequests. Your support will make a difference – now and for generations to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will there be any in-person events?

No, we are keeping all of our resources online this year.

How do I access the resources for Brain Awareness Week 2025?

Simply sign up via the event page. The webinar links and other resources will be sent to your inbox during the week.

Are there any live webinars?

Yes, we are hosting four live webinars this year. There will be time for Q&A with the experts after their presentation.

What can I do to support brain awareness in my community?

You can host a fundraiser, share information about the brain on social media (i.e. from our Facebook page), or simply have a conversation with a loved one about brain health. Contact us if you would like any help with setting up a fundraiser.