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Connect With Others

Meeting Others

Are you interested in having contact with others living with MND? MND Victoria can assist people with MND, carers, family members and friends to get in contact with others in similar circumstances via phone, email, and video conference.

Facebook Support Groups

MND Carers Australia

An online support group, independent of MND Victoria, for Australian MND carers to discuss issues they face. To join, go to Facebook and search for: “MND Carers Australia” or click the button below.

MND Carers Australia Facebook

MND Angels Australia

An online support group for people in Australia whose partners have died from MND. MND Angels is independent from MND Victoria. To join, go to Facebook and search for: “MND Angels Australia” click the button below.

MND Angels Australia FACEBOOK

Are you an MND Genie?

About 10% of people diagnosed with MND have a familial form of the disease. MND Genies is a closed and unlisted Facebook group, to join or for more information, please contact MND NSW at: mndgenies@mndnsw.asn.au or phone (02) 8877 0902

Other Links & Resources

Child Friendly Resources

You are probably reading this information because your mum or dad or someone special in the family has Motor Neurone Disease. It is a long name and for short it is often called MND.

Zooming with Dan

Zooming with Dan episodes are casual and informative chats with a wide range of people within the MND community. Whether it be people living with MND, carers, researchers, MND Victoria staff, allied health professionals, volunteers or any one else that plays a part in the MND space.

The Time We Have Podcasts by MND NSW

MND NSW have produced a podcast which focuses on people living with MND and the people around them. It is about how to make the most of the time we have - because time is always now.

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