2025 marked the 20thanniversary of Brain Awareness Week in Ireland and the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) has led the way in promoting and co-ordinating the week throughout Ireland since 2005. We have done a full analysis and put together an Impact Report, of what turned out to be one of the biggest and busiest Brain Awareness Weeks yet.
Patient advocates, NAI members and local representatives came together for an online local meeting to discuss the vital need for a Community Neurorehabilitation Team for North Dublin/North East.
Our latest newsletter edition is bumper packed with NAI activities and our current #MyNeuroRehabTeam campaign. We take this time to reflect back on a very busy and successful Brain Awareness Week 2025 (March 10th to 16th).
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, with Parkinson’s Awareness Week falling on the 7th-13th of April and World Parkinson’s Day taking place on April 11th.
NAI members Parkinson’s Ireland has announced the date for this year’s flagship fundraising event, ‘A Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’.
Our Brain Awareness Week launch webinar with guest speaker, Professor Orla Hardiman, 'Reflections on 20 Years of Brain Awareness Week: How far have we come in understanding and treating neurological conditions', took place on Monday March 10th.
'I Support Brain Awareness Week' Video Series is Now Available to Watch.
NAI organised a meeting of its member organisations and lived experience representatives from across the country today in Leinster House, calling for renewed commitment in delivering on the targets outlined in the 2019 Neurorehabilitation Strategy.
Registration is now open at for our Brain Awareness Week launch webinar, Reflections on 20 Years of Brain Awareness Week: How far have we come in understanding & treating neurological conditions.
Join our colleagues and Brain Awareness Week partners FutureNeuro for inspiring talks, inclusive sports, and important conversations on brain health and inclusion in sport for people with neurological conditions.