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Bruce and Natalie's story highlights the importance of support, care and love when on the MND journey.
We provide a collection of advice from carers, patients, former carers and health professionals.
Do you care for someone living with MND? MND Victoria are here to support you on your journey as a carer.
MND Victoria has focussed on care and support programs to improve the lives of thousands of Victorian families impacted by MND for the last 42 years.
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 MND and their carers, family members and friends.
MND Advisors meet with newly diagnosed people and their families to provide information about the disease, offer advice and support and make an initial assessment of their specific service and support needs.
MND Information Nights are offered regularly for people with MND, families, carers and friends. MND Victoria also provides training and information for service providers and health professionals.
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MND Victoria News
MND itself does not cause pain, but symptoms of MND can. Thankfully, there are many things that can be done to prevent and manage some types of pain related to MND.
Dr Alan Yu discusses the findings from the MIROCALS clinical trial.
Stories
Amy is a young mum living with MND, but she is determined to share her story to raise awareness of this disease.
Our Reflect RAP outlines our plans to address and improve our work in relation to First Nations people, in the areas of Relationships, Respect, Opportunities and Governance.
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 is best done as part of a team effort. In Victoria a wide range of health and support services are available to help people diagnosed with MND live life.
You CAN help support people living with MND by making a donation, organising a fundraising event, becoming a volunteer, joining our Walk to D’feet MND or taking part in a Challenge Event. There are endless ways to help raise awareness and funds to provide care and support people living with MND and fund research. 72% of our income comes from fundraising and donations so we need and appreciate your ongoing support.
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