Download your free Awareness Toolkit today!
Brain Awareness Week is all about education, connecting with the community, and sparking conversations about brain health. Our Awareness Toolkit has everything you need to take part – social media tiles, posters, an activity booklet, and much more.
On this page you’ll find the download links, sample captions for social media, and some inspiration for how to use this toolkit. If you have any questions, please get in touch via our Contact Us page.
Resources
Posters – Brain Disorder Facts
Download 16 different posters with facts about brain disorders, including epilepsy, dementia, migraine, and aneurysm. Each poster is available in full colour, simplified colour (for easier printing / lower ink usage), and black & white.
These disorder facts are a great way to start a conversation about brain health. Place them around your workplace, school, sports club, community centre, local library, or anywhere else you can think to raise awareness!
Posters – Event Information
Download 6 different posters with information about Brain Awareness Week and the event schedule. Each poster is available in full colour, simplified colour (for easier printing / lower ink usage), and black & white.
These posters make it easy for people to learn about Brain Awareness Week and register using the QR code. Place them around your workplace, school, local community centres, and anywhere else you can think of to raise awareness.
Activity Booklet
This Activity Booklet contains 24 pages of engaging puzzles, colouring in, and creative challenges for kids. It can also be a great way to get kids interested in science. Print out copies to share through school, daycare, waiting rooms (i.e. paediatricians), or your local library.
Social Media Tiles
Download nine ready-to-post social media tiles, with plenty of different messages and post sizes to choose from. We’ve also included two blank templates for story posts – perhaps you could share a new fact you learnt, what brain awareness means to you, or something you’d like to try to improve your brain health.
Email Banners
Invite your workplace to get involved in Brain Awareness Week by adding a banner to your email signature. Brain awareness is a great fit for the workplace – you could suggest a Lunch and Learn for your team (by attending one of our daytime webinar sessions), or organise a trivia fundraiser on a Friday afternoon. Other ideas are organising a meditation / mindfulness break to reduce stress, or updating your office environment to make it more migraine-friendly.
Zoom/Video Call Backgrounds
If you work remotely or attend a lot of meetings over video call, Brain Awareness Week is a great opportunity to switch things up and spark a conversation in your next e-meeting! We’ve created three different options for Zoom / video call backgrounds. Each background also has a ‘reversed’ option, if your webcam is mirrored.
Logo Kit
Calling all creatives! If you want to create your own social media graphics or posters for Brain Awareness Week, you can download our logo kit to add to your designs. We’re excited to see what you come up with to help celebrate Brain Awareness Week.
Note: Please adhere to our logo guidelines, which are included in the Google Drive folder. Logos cannot be used in paid promotions or sold for profit. If you have any questions about logo usage, please contact us.
Instructions
- Tag us @brainfoundationoz (Instagram), Brain Foundation (Facebook) or Brain Foundation (LinkedIn) so we can see and re-share your content!
- Use hashtags #BAW #BAW2026 #BrainAwarenessWeek
Sample Captions
Unlike a broken bone, you can’t always tell if someone has a brain condition or injury. Awareness helps break stigma and bring these conditions to light. Join us for Brain Awareness Week, March 16-22, for free expert webinars, Q&A, and more – we hope to see you there! 🧠@brainfoundationoz
Are you living with a brain condition, know someone who is, or are interested in how to care for your brain health? 🌱🧠 Engage with neuroscience in an accessible way and learn from leading Aussie experts. Join me at Brain Awareness Week 2026 – registration is open now and free! @brainfoundationoz
Did you know your brain has over 86 billion neurons and is considered one of the most complex structures in the universe? 🧠 Learn more about how to protect this amazing organ during Brain Awareness Week 2026. Register Now for free access to webinars, Q&A, resources, events, and more. @brainfoundationoz
Join me for Brain Awareness Week 2026! 🧠 I’ll be tuning in for expert webinars, Q&A sessions and more. I hope to see you there! #BAW @brainfoundationoz
On [Insert date], I’m hosting [insert event] at [Insert event location] as part of Brain Awareness Week. Come along and help raise awareness of the importance of brain health and research! 🧠 #BAW @brainfoundationoz
Brain health is for everyone – no matter your age. Join Brain Awareness Week for practical tips and interesting insights into brain health. Ask experts your burning questions for free, and download resources and activities to get involved! 🧠 #BAW #BAW2026 @brainfoundationoz
The Brain Foundation is dedicated to funding the next generation of Australian research into brain disorders, diseases, and injuries, with the ultimate goal of advancing diagnoses, treatments, and patient outcomes.There is no cure without research.