We support people living with scleroderma, their families and carers through connection, information, and advocacy, helping you feel informed, supported and part of a community that understands.
Who we are
Scleroderma Victoria is a volunteer-run organisation, supporting people living with scleroderma since 1979.
We work alongside our community to provide practical support, build awareness, and improve outcomes for people affected by this complex condition.
Learn about usWhat we do
We’re here at every stage of the journey.
Support & Connection
Connect with others who understand through support groups, events, and shared experiences.
Information & Education
Access trusted resources, education sessions, and practical advice to help you manage scleroderma.
Specialist Care & Research
We help fund specialist nurses and contribute to research that improves treatment and care.
Advocacy & Awareness
We amplify the voices of people with scleroderma to drive better awareness and outcomes.
Become a Member
Scleroderma Victoria relies on the support of people living with scleroderma, their families, friends, and the wider community to grow and strengthen our membership community.
Be part of our community todayWhat's On
Western Suburbs Social Support Group – 9 September 2026
September 9th, 2026
Come join us for a warm and welcoming catch-up with the Western Suburbs Social Support Group
Virtual Education Session- Scleroderma and the Feet – 12 September 2026
September 12th, 2026
Our virtual education sessions provide accessible, expert-led learning for people living with scleroderma, their families, and the wider community. Each session delivers practical insights, lived‑experience perspectives, and up‑to‑date information to empower participants, build knowledge, and support better health and wellbeing—no matter where they are located.
Men’s Online Support Group – 14 September 2026
September 14th, 2026
Lung Foundation Australia is proud to be partnering with Scleroderma Australia to provide an online community for men living with Scleroderma or caring for someone who is.