On average, one in every three people you see will have a neurological condition. A diagnosis can be life-changing. Whether it’s you or a loved one, the world will never look quite the same.
Since 1972, the Neurological Foundation has funded vital research aimed at reaching important milestones, one inchstone at a time.
Some of the amazing treatments available now are the result of work started decades ago. Breakthroughs take time — and ongoing investment. No matter the size of your donation, it is truly appreciated. Every gift adds up to something great.
Together, we can turn the world around.
has been funded towards neurological research in the past year.
Each year the Foundation receives hundreds of requests to support neurological research. Requests for funding far outweigh what is funded each year, however thanks to our supporters we have been able to make a significant impact.
While the majority of our funds are directed to research, other parts of the Foundation's remit include education and raising awareness.
To enable the Foundation to run smoothly, and to continue to raise funds, we have dedicated Admin and Fundraising teams. Our costs for admin and fundraising are offset by the Foundation's income from investments, meaning that your donations can be directed primarily to research and education.
Could a bioelectronic implant hold the key to treating spinal cord injury? Dr Bruce Harland is testing several promising regenerative treatments. “This exciting preclinical research was made possible through a Neurological Foundation project that allowed me to develop the use of this technology from basic science.”
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We would love your support to help us fund neurological research and education in New Zealand. We have put together a Community Fundraising Kit filled with tips, tricks and ideas which will help you put together a successful fundraising campaign.
All the latest news from the Neurological Foundation with research and researcher updates.