We are delighted to announce the launch of the Hydrocephalus Support Association’s (HSA) new website! This updated platform is designed to better support individuals and families impacted by hydrocephalus. It provides a central hub for resources, community connections, and opportunities to empower our members.
Important Information for Current Members
All existing memberships have been transferred to the new system, and members will receive an email with their login information.
- If you experience any issues logging in, please try resetting your password as the first step. Navigate to the login section at the bottom of the homepage, click “Forgot Password,” and follow the instructions to create a new password.
- If you’re still unable to access your account, we’re here to help. Reach out to us at info@hydrocephalus.org.au for further assistance.
New Website Features
The new website was created with our members and broader community in mind. We hope it becomes a valuable resource for you, offering:
- Centralized Information: Reliable, up-to-date resources on hydrocephalus, treatment options, and support services.
- Enhanced Usability: A modern, responsive design that makes navigation simple and intuitive.
- Member-Only Benefits: Exclusive content, personalized support, and ways to connect with others.
- Connection Opportunities: Access to events, forums, and opportunities to contribute to advocacy or fundraising efforts.
Become A Member
Joining the HSA is a simple but meaningful way to support our mission. For just AUD$25 annually, individual membership provides:
- Access to The Shunt Registry and updates.
- Invitations to quarterly meetings (in-person and online).
- Support from dedicated Welfare Officers.
- Participation in our members-only Facebook group.
Your membership fee, fully tax-deductible, directly funds vital initiatives like support meetings and maintaining reliable resources for the hydrocephalus community. Click here to join.
Explore the New Site Today
Visit hydrocephalus.org.au to explore our new website. Discover resources, connect with others, and see how you can contribute to building a stronger, more informed hydrocephalus community. Together, we’re taking another step forward to support individuals and families impacted by hydrocephalus.