Help our key researchers to address current mental health challenges.
Help transform the lives of our first responders and defence force personnel by supporting the Invictus Pathways Program, our one of a kind wellbeing, empowerment and sports program.
Help fund the creation and distribution of a new resource which addresses the critical and unique mental health challenges experienced by this vulnerable group of people.
Help bring us one step closer to providing a new treatment for people with pancreatic cancer.
Before the sound of voices ring through the foyers and graduation stage you can be part of a unique opportunity which will inspire future generations.
Some of our students face real barriers to success. A UniSA education can be a game-changer.
Help our researchers continue their work in preventing illness, improving health systems and services creating more effective therapies, and advancing health equality.
Through the Gavin Wanganeen Scholarship fund, you can help Aboriginal students to obtain a degree and become leaders in our workforce and community.
["all","Health"]Dr Kate Gunn is passionate about the mental health of rural communities. Through extensive consultation with farmers – and her background as a clinical psychologist – she has developed ifarmwell: a website designed to be useful for farmers who are currently feeling down or stressed....
["all","health"] Dr Janette Young is passionate about improving mental health in aged care with a little help from our furry friends. The UniSA researcher and her team are working to develop ways of allowing older people to safely bring their pets with them into care, collaborating with aged care...
["all","health"] With one in five Australians impacted by a mental health condition during their lifetime, it is crucial that we strive for the best services, supports and solutions. Dr Brenton Hordacre is just one of UniSA’s researchers whose inspiring work in post-stroke depression is already...
["all","cancer"] As a university with a talented, strong cohort of cancer researchers, and a desire to give back, a number of staff and researchers joined forces with Tour de Cure and Flinders Foundation for the 2021 South Australian Discovery Tour.
The Duguid Memorial Lectures are designed to further harmonious relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities that continues the respect for Aboriginal culture that the Duguids initiated.
Our free series of Successful Ageing Seminars consist of special presentations on topical issues relevant to our more senior alumni and the wider community. Watch our previous seminars, or subscribe to future seminars.
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