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.
Our 2025 toolkit is now available to download. It is packed full of promotional materials and information for you to use for all your social media pages and websites.
International Epilepsy Day takes place on February 10th planning for the big day is well underway with NAI members Epilepsy Ireland
Do you want to know more about Brain Awareness Week 2025 which takes place from March 10th to 16th? Look no further, as the NAI Brain Awareness Week Information Pack is now available to download.
Following a sustained campaign around the 2024 General Election, and a subsequent programme of engagement, NAI has successfully secured a number of specific commitments in the draft Programme for Government published yesterday
NAI members Parkinson's Ireland is delighted to launch their new nutrition booklet. This is a joint publication with the INDI (Irish Nutrition & Dietetic Institute). A good diet is very important in managing Parkinson’s disease. This new publication will be an important resource for people with Parkinson’s, their loved ones and healthcare professionals.