The Hydrocephalus Support Association are a group of people who have hydrocephalus, together with their friends and families.

The HSA is supported by of a number of specialists and the patrons are neurosurgeons, Professor Robert Jones and Associate Professor Brian Owler. The Association was formed in 1997 and Incorporation took place late in the year 2000.

What are the aims of the HSA?

1. To provide support for all persons suffering from Hydrocephalus and associated illnesses.

2. To provide the same support for families, partners and other interested persons associated with sufferers of Hydrocephalus and associated illnesses.

3. To share information related to or about hydrocephalus and associated conditions and illnesses.

4. To provide forums, news or information networks to discuss the various aspects, treatment or conditions of hydrocephalus and associated illnesses.

5. To promote an “awareness of Hydrocephalus” where and when appropriate.

6. To aid any research related to Hydrocephalus and associated conditions and illnesses where possible and or practical.

7. To do any or all such other things as are conducive or incidental to the attainment of the above aims.

Feel free to visit their website for more information about what a great group of people they are working hard for hydrocephalus awareness and the Australian Shunt Registry.