ITP Australia and New Zealand (ITPANZ) have developed a wide range of resources to support patients, carers, families and the wider community. These tools provide practical guidance, emotional support and opportunities to connect.
New Resources
- Conversations That Count: Co-created with patients, carers, healthcare professionals and a clinical psychologist, this deck of cards spark meaningful conversations and strengthens support networks.
- ITP & Me Teen Book: Adapted for Australia and New Zealand, this book helps teens, siblings, parents and friends understand ITP in clear, relatable language.
- Third-line Treatment Information Sheets: Five new sheets explain advanced treatment options, helping patients and carers make informed decisions.
- Dental and Oral Health Brochure: A new guide providing practical advice for patients and families on managing oral health and dental care with ITP, including tips for safe treatment and communication with dental professionals.


Existing Resources
- Kids School/Daycare Card: A simple tool for teachers and carers to understand ITP and keep children safe.
- First-line and Second-line Treatment Sheets: Easy-to-read guides explaining common treatment pathways.
- Treatment Guidelines for Children & Adults: Evidence-based recommendations to support clinical care.
- Monthly Emails: Updates, news and resources delivered directly to your inbox.
- Merchandise: Items that raise awareness and show support for the ITP community.
- ITP Wallet Cards: Emergency information cards for patients to carry at all times.
- Events: Virtual sessions and the annual ITP Patient Conference, bringing patients, carers and experts together.
- Shared Decision-Making Toolkit: Developed with the UK ITP Support Association, this toolkit empowers patients and clinicians to make decisions together.
- Buzzy Kits: Tools to reduce needle pain and anxiety during blood tests.


Digital Platforms
- Beyond the Count Podcast: Real stories and expert insights from patients, carers and clinicians, exploring the lived experience of ITP.
- ITPANZ YouTube Channel: Presentations and recordings from past ITP Patient Conferences, plus educational videos.
- Social Media: Follow ITPANZ on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for updates, stories and community engagement.
- ITPANZ.org.au: Home to all resources, news and support. Our News section includes almost 150 articles, stories and updates that can be searched easily.
