Tuberous Sclerosis Complex

We love to give back whenever we can & over the years we’ve supported various charities & organisations including - Neuroblastoma Foundation, Shitbox Rally and Cancer Council.

But the one that’s particularly close to our hearts is Tuberous Sclerosis Australia - TSA.

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) is a little known genetic condition that affects over 2000 people in Australia and over 1 million in the world. The Australian Tuberous Sclerosis Association of Australia receives virtually funding from the government, so we love to lend a hand raising awareness & funds whenever we can.

Whatever you can give, is greatly appreciated!

Donate to TSCA

Infographic about Tuberal Sclerosis Complex (TSC) from Australia, showing that 1 million worldwide and 2,000 in Australia are affected. It lists non-cancerous tumors in the brain, eyes, kidneys, skin, heart, and lungs as symptoms. It states that TSC occurs in all races and genders, with two-thirds having no family history and a 50% chance of inheritance. The infographic highlights neurological manifestations like epilepsy, Related to neuropsychiatric disorders such as autism, ADHD, and anxiety, affecting 90% of affected individuals. It emphasizes that the condition is lifelong, with no known cure, and symptoms can vary over time. It recommends regular surveillance.