
Advancing ADHD Research and Collaboration
The World Federation of ADHD brings together an international network of professionals and regional ADHD associations dedicated to advancing research, education and clinical care worldwide.
Through global collaboration and scientific exchange, the Federation promotes evidence-based knowledge about ADHD and advocates for individuals with ADHD and their families. By connecting leading experts with clinicians, researchers and other stakeholders, the Federation supports the translation of research and clinical expertise into improved outcomes and everyday practice.
The association was founded in 2007 during the 1st International Congress on ADHD in Würzburg, Germany.
Purpose
The World Federation of ADHD advances international collaboration, research, education and advocacy for individuals with ADHD worldwide.
Mission And Goals
Knowledge & Education
- Organizing international congresses and symposia
- Publishing scientific resources and consensus statements
- Collaborating with international organizations and advocacy groups
Research Advancement
- Supporting research initiatives and scientific exchange
- Facilitating access to current evidence and publications
- Promoting international scientific collaboration
Public Advocacy
- Supporting policies that improve patient care
- Collaborating with regulatory and healthcare organizations
- Increasing public awareness of ADHD research and treatment
Benefits of Membership
Membership in the World Federation of ADHD connects individuals and affiliate associations with an international professional network dedicated to ADHD research, education and advocacy.
Individual Membership
- Join the only global federation focused on ADHD and allied disorders
- Take part in board member election procedures
- Receive reduced delegate fees for congresses and symposia
- Get regular ADHD news updates and selected research highlights
- Annual membership fee: €50
Affiliate Associations
- Become part of an international ADHD network
- Participate in board member election procedures
- Benefit from reduced congress and symposium fees
- Receive ADHD news updates and selected research highlights
- Annual membership fee: €200 / €300 depending on association size
Interested in becoming a member?
Learn more about membership options and the application process on the Federation website.
