Welcome to the NRF: NeuroSurgical Research Foundation

The objective of the foundation is directed towards funding research into the cause, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease or malfunction of the brain, spine and nerves.

Brain Tumour - Stroke - Neurodegeneration - Traumatic Brain/Spinal Injury

About us
NRF Christmas Cards

Every card you send helps raise funds and awareness

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In Memory Olly Andruchowycz

Oles "Olly" Hordij Andruchowycz | 26/08/1950 - 25/10/2025

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NRF Star of Hope

Light up the night sky for neurosurgical research

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2024/2025 Annual Report

Read about the NRF's impact over 2024/2025

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Latest news
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Tyler Fuller Raises Funds for Traumatic Brain Injury Research 2025

Tyler Fuller Raises Funds for Traumatic Brain Injury Research 2025

Monday 10 November 2025
Tyler Fuller went above and beyond this year, raising an incredible $5,000 for traumatic brain injury research.
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Q&A: Dr Olivia Morris Hanon on Brain Cancer Research

Q&A: Dr Olivia Morris Hanon on Brain Cancer Research

Friday 31 October 2025
Dr Olivia Morris Hanon shares insights into her research uncovering how brain cancer cells communicate and survive.
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World Stroke Day 2025: Saving Lives in Adults and Children

World Stroke Day 2025: Saving Lives in Adults and Children

Wednesday 22 October 2025
This World Stroke Day – Watch our Exclusive Interview with Dr Alistair Jukes
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Bridging Science and Surgery: Dr Nicholas Candy

Bridging Science and Surgery: Dr Nicholas Candy

Thursday 23 October 2025
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Events

Dec
31
Support the NRF This Holiday Season
Support the NRF this Christmas and help fund life-changing neurosurgical research. Send a Star, order festive cards, or make a donation to bring hope to patients and families.
Feb
16
Be Bold Go Gold
Join our Be Bold, Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Research this February
May
31
Grey May Fundraising 2026
This coming May, join hundreds of South Australians going grey to raise awareness and funds for vital brain tumour research.