We're at the heart of improving Australia's health
We know the difference that cardiovascular and stroke research can make to millions of Australians each year. We help turn research into practice by connecting researchers, clinicians and health systems to make that a reality.

Collaborating for Research That Drives Real-World Impact
We highlight the exceptional value that CVD research creates, improving the health of our population and building a high-value industry.
Health Leadership Research Forum
Our Forums connect senior health officials Australia-wide to align health system priorities with research efforts.
Solving critical health issues using research
We bring together research leaders to develop ambitious and collaborative solutions to critical conditions. We have multidisciplinary efforts targeting coronary artery disease, heart failure, hypertension and stroke to prioritise research solutions for maximum impact.
Capacity Building
We foster a collaborative research culture through cross-sector mentoring for early and mid-career researchers. Our annual co-hosted National Summit with key partners shapes workforce sustainability.
Advocacy
We advocate with a unified voice for the cardiovascular and stroke research community, championing investment across the research pipeline and promoting bold, mission-driven policies and innovative strategies to strengthen research and improve health outcomes for all Australians.
Transforming cardiovascular health through collaboration
We bring leaders together from across the sector in research, clinical practice, health systems, government and industry to connect with each other, understand national issues and prioritise the research needs that will make the biggest difference to Australians.

Join Us in Delivering Impactful CVD Solutions
Your involvement can help drive transformative CVD research to improve health outcomes.

Collaborate with Expert Researchers
Work alongside leading minds advancing breakthroughs across the full spectrum of cardiovascular research.

Engage Beyond the Research Sector
Connect with a diverse community spanning research, healthcare, industry, policy, and people with lived experience.
Join a collaborative community to advance research
Membership with us connects you with a diverse community dedicated to advancing cardiovascular and stroke research and its ongoing sustainability. We promote the value of research for addressing our largest disease burden and, together, tackle some of our biggest issues.
By joining as a member you gain access to events, resources, research, people and community that helps shape the future of cardiovascular health in Australia.
We offer a range of membership options because we know that a strong community benefits everyone.

Our Vision & Mission
The Australian Cardiovascular Alliance advocates for a collaborative and thriving cardiovascular and stroke research sector, that is data-driven to deliver better health outcomes and tangible economic benefits for all Australians.
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to unite Australia’s cardiovascular research, clinical, industry, and policy communities to accelerate the translation of evidence into real-world outcomes. By fostering collaboration, streamlining systems, and amplifying the collective voice of the sector, we aim to overcome structural barriers, drive innovation, and improve the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease for all Australians.
News and Publications
Browse the latest news articles, reports, and updates from ACvA.

Press Release: New National Stroke Rehabilitation Framework Receives ACvA Funding
A new project to improve stroke rehabilitation in Australia has been awarded a Clinical Themes Initiative Seed Funding Grant by the ACvA

Dr Andrew Goodman - Walking Together Towards Better Blood Pressure Management
ACvA member Dr Andrew Goodman is passionate about bringing the right people together to solve complex health challenges.

2025 National Cardiovascular Data Summit
We're just back from our National Cardiovascular Data Summit held in Canberra last Friday 27 June.Cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of mortality in Australia and we see data playing an integral role in improving patient outcomes.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Join our communityBe part of a national community shaping cardiovascular and stroke research. Get involved today.