
One in 3 New Zealanders will experience a neurological condition at some point in their lives. It could be a father with Alzheimer’s, a mother affected by a stroke, a daughter with epilepsy, a son with cerebral palsy, a sister with MS.
Neurological conditions can strike at any age and are not only debilitating but often life-threatening. We know that the medications and treatments we take for granted today were once considered miracles, and we’re looking to help create the miracles of tomorrow.
Research saves lives, and by supporting the Neurological Foundation, you’re helping work towards a better future for all New Zealanders.
Who we support

Established with the purpose of taking neurological research and developing new and improved treatments, the Chair in Clinical Neurology is held by Professor Alan Barber. He and his team have made important breakthroughs that have had a positive impact on patient outcomes.

This world-class resource provides vital clues in the study of neurological conditions and is a fundamental resource for the researchers working towards managing, treating and curing these conditions.