Australian Homoeopathic Association (AHA)

The Australian Homoeopathic Association Inc (AHA) was formed in 1995 from the merger of the New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria/Tasmania branches of the Australian Federation of Homoeopaths, the Australian Society of Homoeopaths (Queensland), and the Oceanic Homoeopathic Research Foundation (Western Australia), but its origins date from 1946 with the Australian Institute of Homoeopathy. In 1997 further mergers were agreed with the Australian Federation of Homoeopaths in Queensland and in Western Australia, and with the Homoeopathic Association of New South Wales.

Mission:
• Support the growth and integration of homoeopathy in Australia
• Promote robust research
• Establish strategic relationships
• Provide useful information to the public about homoeopathy
• Provide quality professional development opportunities
• Communicate effectively with stakeholders

Vision:
The AHA is the recognised peak body and public voice of homoeopathy in Australia. Through its leadership, it promotes, supports and protects quality homoeopathic care.

Values:
Integrity – we do what we say we will do
Diligence – thoroughness in all activities
Proactive – we are active in pursuing the vision and mission of the AHA