Our aims are centred around four key pillars. Each pillar represents an area where we believe work is necessary to obtain positive outcomes for the vaccine injured.
Science
- Collaborate with scientists and medical services to improve practitioner and patient knowledge of symptoms, conditions, diagnostic tools, and clinical treatment options.
Education
- Highlight major systemic inadequacies in the reporting, testing, management, research and treatment of vaccine injuries.
- Raise awareness of the importance of reporting adverse events, and highlight the need for there to be a Government agency tasked with taking a proactive role in studying the longevity and severity of adverse events.
Community
- Provide COVID-19 vaccine injured people with a national platform that helps them find local and international resources and support services.
- Profile the community of COVID-19 vaccine injured people in Australia to better understand the diversity of challenges being faced.
Advocacy
- Lobby for national recognition and community awareness of the science and patient experience of under-acknowledged, and serious injuries from COVID-19 vaccines (including Long Vaccine Syndrome).
- Advocate for critical and meaningful assistance for COVID-19 vaccine injured, including support for undertaking tests and treatments as well as accessible financial support.