ITP Awareness Week 2025 marks a special milestone – our 10th year of uniting voices across the globe to shine a light on Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP). From Monday, 22 September to Sunday, 28 September, countries around the world will come together to increase understanding, share patient stories, and support those living with this rare autoimmune condition.
This year’s ITP Awareness Week promises to be bigger and better than ever, with activities, events, and campaigns designed to get people talking about ITP and the impact it has on daily life.
It’s never too early to start planning how you’ll get involved. Here are a few ideas to help you take part…
Join the 2025 ITP Awareness Scavenger Hunt!
This September, be part of something fun and meaningful, our ITP Awareness Week Scavenger Hunt is live from 1 to 30 September 2025, and we’d love for you to join in.
By taking part, you’re helping raise awareness for Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP) and supporting a community that matters deeply. It’s fun, simple, and makes a real difference.
How To Play
- Complete simple, feel-good challenges like wearing something purple, taking a photo with the “I Sport Purple for Platelets” card, sharing a fact about ITP, or spotting purple in unexpected places.
- Upload your photos or videos through our easy online form. Every submission earns you a chance to win.
- Go as big or as little as you like – submit six activities or all sixteen. Just remember, the more you do, the more fun you’ll have.
What You Could Win
There’s a huge range of prizes up for grabs.
- ITP Redbubble T-shirts and Caps
- ITP Stickers
- Double passes to the 2026 ITP Patient Conference in Melbourne, Victoria
How To Enter
- Download the Scavenger Hunt Card
- Select at least 6 challenges to complete from the card.
- Have a BLAST completing your challenges.
- Head to our Scavenger Hunt page.
- Complete the registration form and upload your photos and/or videos to verify your activities.
- Submit before 5pm on Tuesday, 30 September 2025 to go in the prize draw.
- Check your inbox for our winner announcement.
Promote ITP Awareness Week 2025 with Social Media Tiles
Promote ITP Awareness Week 2025 with Social Media Tiles
Help spread the word about ITP Awareness Week 2025 by downloading and sharing our ready-to-use social media tiles. These graphics are designed to make it easy for you to show your support, raise awareness, and start conversations about Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP) in your community and online.
Whether you post on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or X (Twitter), these tiles are a simple but powerful way to join the global campaign and highlight the impact of ITP Awareness Week.
Download your tiles, add them to your posts, and don’t forget to tag us using:
#ITPANZ
#ITPAwarenessWeek
#Global4ITP
#ITPAware
If you have Canva, you can add some personalised tiles to your social media during #ITPAwarenessWeek using the templates below (see the link).
Support ‘I sporT purPle 4 Platelets Day’
Friday, 26 September 2025
#ITPANZ #ITPAwarenessWeek #Global4ITP #ITPAware
Download and save the ‘I’m Supporting ITP Awareness Week’ colouring-in sheet below.
#LightUp4ITP
We’ve secured 170 locations across Australia and New Zealand to turn PURPLE during September to help raise awareness for those living with Immune Thrombocytopenia.
Grab a copy of the list, which will be updated weekly, and reach out to your local council and organisations for support.
Don’t forget to email Patricia at admin@ITPAustralia.org.au with the details so we can include them into the list!
Download the #LightUp4ITP list below and make sure you please to visit!
And don’t forget to share it across social media using:
#ITPANZ
#ITPAwarenessWeek
#Global4ITP
#LightUp4ITP
Fundraise or Donate During ITP Awareness Week
We know life can be busy, so this year we’ve extended ITP Awareness Week with an extra day – giving you more time to connect with family, friends, and your community while helping to raise funds and awareness for Immune Thrombocytopenia.
Every dollar raised during ITP Awareness Week goes directly towards supporting people living with ITP, funding vital resources, and driving advocacy across Australia and New Zealand. If hosting a fundraiser isn’t possible, you can still make a difference by making a donation – every contribution, big or small, counts.
Whether you organise a morning tea, a trivia night, a sporting challenge, or something completely unique, your efforts will help us reach more people and create lasting impact.
Share your fundraiser or activity on social media and tag us using:
#ITPANZ
#ITPAwarenessWeek
#Global4ITP
Purchase an ITP Awareness Pin
Get ready for ITP Awareness Week by ordering your ITP Awareness Pin and wearing it proudly all year round. These pins are a simple but powerful way to spark conversations about Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP) at work, with friends and family, and in your local community.
It’s always handy to have more than one – keep one on your work jacket or coat, another on your handbag or backpack strap, and a spare for when someone asks about it (because they will!).
Every pin you purchase helps ITP Australia and New Zealand continue raising awareness, providing patient support, and advocating for better outcomes for those living with ITP.
Don’t forget to share your pin on social media and tag us using:
#ITPANZ
#ITPAwarenessWeek
#Global4ITP
#ITPAware
Step into September in Style for ITP Awareness Week
ITP Awareness Week (22–28 September 2025) is the perfect time to update your wardrobe and support a cause that matters to you or your loved ones.
Visit our ITP Awareness Week Redbubble store to explore a wide range of exclusive designs — from t-shirts, caps, and aprons to phone cases, stickers, and more. You can customise the design you love on a variety of products, making it easy to show your support every day.
We’re adding new ITP Awareness Week designs, so be sure to like our store and check back regularly to see the latest creations.
✨ The best part? ITP patients have created every single design, and 100% of profits go directly towards supporting ITP Australia and New Zealand’s work in patient support, advocacy, and awareness.