NDIS is available for Australians who have significant support needs, and where their impairments are permanent or are anticipated to degenerate further.
Read MoreTera joined Peace of Mind Foundation’s National Advocacy Service (NAS) last year after spending six years travelling on board the family yacht with her husband and two children, sailing around Australia and Indonesia.
Read MoreA new position in Ballarat/Bendigo has been given the go-ahead, with plans for additional roles in the near future.
Read MoreWhen Ryker was two years old, his mum and dad noticed a troubling decline in his development. Many medical appointments later, the confronting news of Ryker's diagnosis was revealed.
Read MoreNational brain cancer support foundation calls for urgent action.
Read MoreWe challenge you to be inspired by the Peace of Mind Foundation logo to create a block 12 1⁄2 inches unfinished with a theme of purple.
Read MoreRachael’s lived experience and kind and compassionate nature bring highly valued expertise and care in her role as a Client Support Specialist with Peace of Mind Foundation’s National Advocacy Service.
Read MoreIn a touching and generous gesture, they invited their guests to consider a donation, rather than purchasing a gift.
Read MoreHosting a Bake Off for Brain Cancer is super simple and easy and involves two of my absolute passions in life – helping brain cancer patients and baking!
Read MorePeace of Mind Foundation was proud to join the national brain cancer community at 'Head to the Hill' on 15 November in Canberra. The event was an opportunity to amplify the voice of our patients and loved ones to politicians.
Read MoreWe welcomed supporters, patients and carers to our recent 10th Anniversary event at the Holiday Inn & Suites Geelong to celebrate the last decade of Peace of Mind Foundation.
Read MoreThe 2023 Peace of Mind Foundation annual report is now available to download.
Read MoreBefore joining National Advocacy Service, Mary worked in state government for over 23 years across a variety of areas and understands how to best assist patients, carers, and families in accessing the support they need.
Read MoreWith the support of friends at Canberra-based restaurant Pilot, ‘Reece’s Pieces’ was designed to attract supporters and guests to attend a two-day event featuring a set tasting menu.
Read MoreSymone is always the first to arrive and the last to leave a Peace of Mind Foundation event with a tireless dedication to running memorable programs and activities for the brain cancer community across Australia.
Read MoreKevin’s lived experience with a brain cancer diagnosis within his family led him to Peace of Mind Foundation.
Read MorePeace of Mind’s National Advocacy Service (NAS) was designed to help improve the quality of life and survivorship to brain cancer patients, their families and loved ones.
Read MoreBrain cancer can strike at any age and sadly in the case of baby Hugo, his diagnosis was discovered at just 11 weeks old.
Read MoreA collaborative of talented artists are supporting Peace of Mind Foundation this month with a creative range of works on offer for ‘Go Grey in May.’
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