A little about us
The Australian Pituitary Foundation (APF) provides valuable support and information for patients, and their families, living with pituitary conditions. But that’s not all! We are also committed to raising much-needed awareness and advocacy within the community about pituitary conditions, as well as vital funds to go towards research into the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of these conditions.
Become a member
By joining the Australian Pituitary Foundation as a member, you will receive exclusive membership benefits, including first glance of ‘The Pituitary Connection’ quarterly newsletter, early bird registration for upcoming events, event discounts, direct access to the APF Board and attendance and voting rights at the Annual General Meeting.
As a member, you will be contributing to critical research into the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of pituitary conditions, as well as helping us to raise much-needed awareness about these conditions. You will also be helping us to provide valuable education, patient advocacy and ongoing support to patients and their families.
To become a member of APF, there is an annual fee of $50.00, which is renewable on the 1st July every year. To get started, click on the ‘Become an APF Member’ button below and follow our simple registration process.
Let’s get together to raise awareness …
October is “Pituitary Awareness Month”!
Every October we’re given the opportunity to raise much-needed awareness about pituitary conditions, and how they impact patients and their families. “Pituitary Awareness Month” is the perfect time for us to learn more about these conditions, including signs and symptoms, treatments, and available support.
So, to get you into the swing of “Pituitary Awareness Month”, we have arranged a series of fun family-friendly events to be held in Melbourne, Sydney and on the Gold Coast, during the month of October. Are you intrigued? Click ‘Learn More’ to find out more!
Stay informed
Stay informed about all things APF by subscribing to our quarterly Newsletter, ‘The Pituitary Connection’.