Huntington’s Australia to attend launch of National Neurological Conditions Blueprint
Huntington’s Australia is honoured to be attending the launch of the Blueprint for a National Action Plan for Neurological Conditions at Parliament House in Canberra on 4 September 2025.
The Blueprint, developed by the Neurological Alliance Australia, provides a coordinated, nationwide framework to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care for the one in three Australians living with neurological conditions. Its aim is to ensure that these conditions are recognised and prioritised in national health policy, helping to deliver better outcomes for individuals and families across the country.
“For Huntington’s Australia, the Blueprint is important because it highlights the need for coordinated, timely and accessible care. Families living with Huntington’s disease cannot be left behind in our national health planning.” – Lenni Duffield, CEO of Huntington’s Australia
The launch marks an important step towards a more unified approach to neurological health, bringing together health professionals, researchers, advocates, and community members to work towards meaningful, lasting change. Huntington’s Australia looks forward to contributing its expertise and advocating for the needs of the Huntington’s community within this national plan.
By prioritising neurological conditions, the Blueprint provides hope for better support, services, and outcomes for Australians affected by conditions such as Huntington’s disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological disorders.
