Pituitary Foundation

The Australian Pituitary Foundation is a not- for-profit organisation supporting patients and families with pituitary conditions. The strength of the Foundation is through the extensive collaboration between patients, health practitioners and our pharmaceutical sponsors.

30 November 2021 is GivingTuesday

Today is GivingTuesday. Donate to help the Australian Pituitary Foundation to continue supporting people living with pituitary conditions. Your gift can change the life of someone in need of the support services. DONATE NOW

Advocacy: Somatrogon on PBS

Somatrogon reduces the need for subcutaneous injection from daily to only once a week. Help to make the option accessible to every paediatric patients with growth hormone deficiency by getting it listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

PBAC Public Consultation

Pituitary Gland

Learn more about acquired or congenital pituitary disorders.

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Become a Member

Membership of the APF is on a 12-monthly basis at $50/annum renewable on the 1st July.

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Become a Friend of the Foundation

Patients, family members or health care providers welcome.

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Donate Now

Support adults and children living with pituitary disorders by donating

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News and Events

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2020 – 2021 Annual General Meeting

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Australian Pituitary Foundation (APF) will be held via Zoom on Saturday, 18th December 2021 at 1.00pm AEDT. All active members are invited to attend. Please email support@pituitary.asn.au before 5.00pm AEDT Thursday, 16th December 2021 to register and receive the video-link.

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30 November 2021 is GivingTuesday

The Australian Pituitary Foundation (APF) aims to provide support and information for both adults and children with pituitary conditions, their families, healthcare professionals and the public. These services range from providing information on a pituitary condition, facilitating need-based patient connections to presenting an education seminar. You can help APF to continue providing all patient support […]

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We have been providing support and education to patients and communities for over 20 years. Being a patient focussed foundation with strong collaboration to the medical specialists, we are able to advocate for those impacted by pituitary conditions…

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The APF provides support for adults and children with acquired or congenital pituitary disorders.

Advocacy

Affordable Growth Hormone (GH) replacement therapy

"My problems began in my 20’s when I first began to put on weight, had irregular periods, noticed more body and facial hair, and had episodes of depression. I was diagnosed as having Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (which presents similarly to Cushing’s Disease but is caused by a very different disease process) "

My Journey – Sue

"Being diagnosed with a pituitary tumour was a relief. My family had jokingly called my enlarging hands and feet flippers. I had grown two shoe sizes over a year!! Thankfully my doctor identified the features of acromegaly and I am on the road to recovery following successful surgery by my pituitary specialist. "

Pituitary Foundation

The Australian Pituitary Foundation is a not- for-profit organisation supporting patients and families with pituitary conditions. The strength of the Foundation is through the extensive collaboration between patients, health practitioners and our pharmaceutical sponsors.

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30 November 2021 is GivingTuesday

Today is GivingTuesday. Donate to help the Australian Pituitary Foundation to continue supporting people living with pituitary conditions. Your gift can change the life of someone in need of the support services. DONATE NOW

Advocacy: Somatrogon on PBS

Somatrogon reduces the need for subcutaneous injection from daily to only once a week. Help to make the option accessible to every paediatric patients with growth hormone deficiency by getting it listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

PBAC Public Consultation

Pituitary Gland

Become a Member

Become a Friend of the Foundation

Donate Now

News and Events

18 Dec

21

2020 – 2021 Annual General Meeting

30 Nov

21

30 November 2021 is GivingTuesday

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Advocacy

My Journey – Sue

My Journey – Susan

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