The Australia Alopecia Areata Foundation was founded in 2010 with the purpose of improving the lives of people living with Alopecia Areata and their families.
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Meet Our Founder: Chel Campbell | The Story Behind AAAF
In this video, meet Chel Campbell — founder of Australia Alopecia Areata Foundation (AAAF) and a long-time advocate for acceptance, awareness, and research around Alopecia Areata. Chel's journey began 26 years ago when her young son was diagnosed with alopecia. Faced with limited treatment options and a society that defined ...
AAADVENTURE CAMP 2025
Mark your calendars! From 14–16 November, we’re bringing the excitement to the Sunshine Coast for an unforgettable camp experience. The camp will include a day at Aussie World along with activities at our accommodation, the APEX Camp. Open to ages 6–18, this is your chance to join the fun, make ...
AAAF secures $40,000 in funding from QBE Employee Choice Grant
The QBE Employee Choice category invites QBE employees based in Australia to support a charity they work with or feel passionate about, by collaborating on a local grant application. AAAF would like to thank Amy, a mother of a daughter with Alopecia Areata for nominating us for a QBE Employee ...