we are delighted to have this opportunity welcome you to the Acoustic Neuroma Association Australia (ANAA) and to introduce you to the many facets of support which the organisation offers.
This support is available to those newly diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma, family members, professionals and others seeking to know more about Acoustic Neuroma brain tumours. Our support is available to anyone living anywhere in Australia. The Committee, State Contact Officers, Newsletter Editor and Website Developers are volunteers from across Australia and each person brings a high degree of enthusiasm and commitment to the role. Each person gives generously of their time and skills to maintain the association and provide support to members.
We delight in celebrating members' good news stories and achievements and make them a feature of each quarterly newsletter, detailing the journey from diagnosis to treatment and recovery.
Across Australia there is a richness of Acoustic Neuroma information, be it medical and psychological research or auxiliary support services. We are fortunate to benefit from this expertise with presenters volunteering their time to address meetings, present research and discuss matters raised by those in attendance.
I encourage visitors to explore our website and hope you gain a better understanding of what an Acoustic Neuroma brain tumour is and its possible treatments. I know you will gain a sense of the many ways in which we support our members and their families across Australia, as we have done since the associations’ inception in 1984.
We are very fortunate that each ANAA volunteer committee member and state contact officer is a person who has lived with an Acoustic Neuroma experience. They bring their know how and expertise to support both you and your family as you take your Acoustic Neuroma journey.
Carmel Malone
(President)
This support is available to those newly diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma, family members, professionals and others seeking to know more about Acoustic Neuroma brain tumours. Our support is available to anyone living anywhere in Australia. The Committee, State Contact Officers, Newsletter Editor and Website Developers are volunteers from across Australia and each person brings a high degree of enthusiasm and commitment to the role. Each person gives generously of their time and skills to maintain the association and provide support to members.
We delight in celebrating members' good news stories and achievements and make them a feature of each quarterly newsletter, detailing the journey from diagnosis to treatment and recovery.
Across Australia there is a richness of Acoustic Neuroma information, be it medical and psychological research or auxiliary support services. We are fortunate to benefit from this expertise with presenters volunteering their time to address meetings, present research and discuss matters raised by those in attendance.
I encourage visitors to explore our website and hope you gain a better understanding of what an Acoustic Neuroma brain tumour is and its possible treatments. I know you will gain a sense of the many ways in which we support our members and their families across Australia, as we have done since the associations’ inception in 1984.
We are very fortunate that each ANAA volunteer committee member and state contact officer is a person who has lived with an Acoustic Neuroma experience. They bring their know how and expertise to support both you and your family as you take your Acoustic Neuroma journey.
Carmel Malone
(President)
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ANAA President
Carmel Malone – ANAA President
ANAA Information Flyer
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ANAA Information Flyer
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