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Children and Youth Arthritis Program
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Impact Report
Our Group Impact Report is now available!
Celebrating the incredible impact you’ve made over the past 12 months.
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Arthritis infoline
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Our free Arthritis Infoline provides expert support, up-to-date information, and more.
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We're here for you
We know that people from all walks of life are affected by arthritis or related conditions, from babies through to the elderly. No matter your age, we are here for you, and committed to improving your quality of life and helping better manage your pain.
Through our education programs, support services, complementary therapies and research, we aim to reduce the social and economic burdens of arthritis. We also raise awareness about arthritis and advocate at all levels of government.
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Fundraising
Your chosen fundraising activity is a rewarding way to join the fight against harmful diseases affecting our families.
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Giving the ultimate gift
A bequest is a gift that keeps on giving long after you are able to do so personally. It is the ultimate, selfless gift.
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Volunteer
Volunteers enable us to provide thousands of South Australians with our wide range of information.
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Donate
Help us support the 1 in 4 South Australians living with arthritis. Every donation over $2 is tax-deductible.
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What is arthritis?
Arthritis is a name for a group of conditions affecting the joints. It can affect many different parts of the joint and nearly every joint in the body. In Australia, one in seven people have arthritis.
Anyone can get arthritis, including children and young people. Many people think arthritis is a normal part of getting older, but in fact, two out of every three people with arthritis are between 15 and 60 years old. Arthritis can affect people from all backgrounds, ages and lifestyles.
Living with arthritis
When you have arthritis, joint pain and weakness can make normal activities difficult. You might find some tasks cause pain or strain, and other activities become almost impossible. Although arthritis can be difficult to live with, there are some simple measures that can help you manage your symptoms and live a full life.
Latest News
Children and Youth Arthritis Program 2025
With support from a federal grant and Arthritis Australia, the team at The Hospital Research Foundation Group – Arthritis are excited to share our Children and Youth Program for 2025.
Raising awareness for vasculitis
As part of World Rare Disease Day, the team at The Hospital Research Foundation Group – Arthritis is shining the spotlight on vasculitis.
Helping Joan live well with arthritis
Exercise has been the secret ingredient for 84-year-old Joan Snyder when it comes to manage her osteoarthritis.
Harnessing AI to diagnose juvenile arthritis
Thanks to your donations, Dr Zhibin Liao and his team are developing an Artificial Intelligence model that could help make it easier to be diagnosed with juvenile arthritis.
