Brain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA)

Brain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA) Brain Tumour Alliance Australia unites and strengthens the voices of the brain tumour community to drive better outcomes for all
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Peer to peer support group for persons living with brain tumours.

14/01/2026

They say it’s the 'good' type of brain cancer, but it strikes people in the prime of life when they’re building careers, raising families, and chasing dreams.

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PBAC will consider vorasidenib for PBS listing at its March 2026 meeting.If you or someone you care for has been affecte...
11/01/2026

PBAC will consider vorasidenib for PBS listing at its March 2026 meeting.

If you or someone you care for has been affected by an IDH-mutant glioma, your story can make a real difference. Personal experiences help the Committee understand what life is really like with brain cancer, and what access to treatment could mean.

BTAA are submitting consumer comments on behalf of our community and we invite you to amplify our voice. Tell the committee how vorasidenib has helped you or your loved one, or what you HOPE it could change.

🗓️ Submissions close 21 January 2026
💻 Share your comment here: https://ohta-consultations.health.gov.au/ohta/pbac-march-2026/

Your voice matters. Every story helps shape access to life-changing treatments.

The PBAC will consider vorasidenib for PBS listing at its March 2026 meeting.If you or someone you care for has been aff...
09/01/2026

The PBAC will consider vorasidenib for PBS listing at its March 2026 meeting.

If you or someone you care for has been affected by an IDH-mutant glioma, your story can make a real difference. Personal experiences help the Committee understand what life is really like with brain cancer, and what access to treatment could mean.

BTAA are submitting consumer comments on behalf of our community and we invite you to amplify our voice. Tell the committee how vorasidenib has helped you or your loved one, or what you HOPE it could change.

🗓️ Submissions close 21 January 2026
💻 Share your comment here: https://ohta-consultations.health.gov.au/ohta/pbac-march-2026/

Your voice matters. Every story helps shape access to life-changing treatments.

Welcome to 2026! At BTAA we're scrapping the resolutions and trying  a different approach.2026 is a year to edit. Cross ...
07/01/2026

Welcome to 2026! At BTAA we're scrapping the resolutions and trying a different approach.

2026 is a year to edit. Cross out what drains you and keep what feels right.

It's a year of permission slips. Give yourself grace, ask for help, feel what you feel.

Most of all, 2026 is a year for living.

Thank you to those who have already given us their perspective! Your insight is invaluable to give the PBAC a real-world...
22/12/2025

Thank you to those who have already given us their perspective! Your insight is invaluable to give the PBAC a real-world understanding of the impact that access to this new drug will have on our community.

If you have had experience with Voranigo (vorasidenib) consider completing this short survey, to be included in BTAAs consumer input to the PBAC review process.

https://forms.office.com/r/NSFanraYh9

Timelines are tight so please respond by Jan 5th.

BTAA is collecting feedback from people with experience taking Voranigo. Responses will help to shape BTAA's submission ...
18/12/2025

BTAA is collecting feedback from people with experience taking Voranigo.

Responses will help to shape BTAA's submission to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee's review of Voranigo at the next meeting of the PBAC.

This is an important part in the process to get Voranigo listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), ensuring access to the treatment for those who need it.

Complete the survey here: https://forms.office.com/r/NSFanraYh9

Meet our 2026 Committee!BTAA is a volunteer run charity. Our governing Committee is elected at our Annual General Meetin...
16/12/2025

Meet our 2026 Committee!

BTAA is a volunteer run charity. Our governing Committee is elected at our Annual General Meeting every year, from and by our member base. Every one of them is driven by a personal connection to brain cancer.

Meet our 2026 Committee here: https://www.btaa.org.au/about/our-people

BTAA is collecting feedback from people with experience taking Voranigo. Responses will help to shape BTAA's submission ...
15/12/2025

BTAA is collecting feedback from people with experience taking Voranigo.

Responses will help to shape BTAA's submission to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee's review of Voranigo at the next meeting of the PBAC.

This is an important part in the process to get Voranigo listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), ensuring access to the treatment for those who need it.

Complete the survey here: https://forms.office.com/r/NSFanraYh9

2025 has been a big year for BTAA. We do not walk this path alone. Every step we take, we do so with our volunteers, our...
15/12/2025

2025 has been a big year for BTAA. We do not walk this path alone. Every step we take, we do so with our volunteers, our community and our collaborators.

Thank you.

We’re so excited to have these opportunities available. Thanks Vollie for helping us find our very own vollies!!
13/12/2025

We’re so excited to have these opportunities available. Thanks Vollie for helping us find our very own vollies!!

Brain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA) have three volunteer positions available on Vollie for motivated skilled volunteers.

If you're looking to build out your portfolio or have some spare time over the holiday break, than this is the perfect opportunity to help out an amazing NFP.

Register now on our website and check out the details.

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The holidays can be a mix of emotions when brain cancer is part of life.You might be celebrating, remembering, or simply...
11/12/2025

The holidays can be a mix of emotions when brain cancer is part of life.

You might be celebrating, remembering, or simply getting through the season one day at a time.

BTAA is thinking of everyone navigating this time — whether you’re celebrating, caregiving, grieving, or finding small moments of rest.

If you need support or someone to talk to, call our support line: 1800 857 221

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