We provide a collection of advice for people living with MND, their family, carers and health professionals.
Carry The Load is a free 10km fundraising challenge created by MND Victoria to bring people together in support of those living with MND, their carers and families.
Across 14-15 November 2026, participants can take part wherever they are - solo or as part of a team. Choose something to carry, make it your own and use your 10km to raise funds for MND care.
Information is provided on the disease process, managing the disease, support services, treatment, research, grief and loss and other requested topics.
MND Victoria has a range of assistive technology available to help keep people living with motor neurone disease safe and mobile.
MND Victoria offers a range of support group programs to support people with motor neurone disease and their carers, family members and friends.
MND Advisors offer information, advice, support, and assess service needs for newly diagnosed individuals and their families.
Our mission is to provide and promote the best possible care and support for people living with motor neurone disease (MND).

MND Victoria provides a range of services across the state to support people with MND, their carers, family, friends and health professionals.
Services are provided through the Support Services (SS) team at no direct cost to the person with MND.
When someone is given a diagnosis of motor neurone disease it impacts on all those around them, particularly their family and friends. Supporting someone with MND can be physically, emotionally and psychologically difficult. In Victoria, a wide range of health and support services are available to help the carers of people diagnosed with MND.
You can help support people living with motor neurone disease (MND) by making a donation, organising a fundraising event, becoming a volunteer, joining one of our Community Walks or taking part in an Adventure with Impact. There are endless ways to help raise awareness and funds to provide care and support to people living with MND.