MDA - "The Facts" 

MDA - A rich 25 year history in supporting Australia's MD Community by providing unparalled
access to Services, Support and first-class Respite programs.

• 82 CampMDA
• Over 523,736 hours of Respite
• Over 105,849 program hours of Futures
• Over 14,215 of Information Support
• Over 149,251 Student Placement Hours
• The Home of MDA - Over 21 million hits - translated into 15 languages.

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You all know about driver fatigue and the physical manifestations connected to it.

All the warning signs are there with driver fatigue… the heavy eyes, your wits are sluggish and that overwhelming sensation of tiredness engulfs you.
Donor fatigue is not much different to this.

For us humble charities, we are experiencing the worst donor fatigue I have seen, in more than 25 years of my involvement with MDA.
Australian charities fear donor fatigue amid mounting natural disasters around the world this year.

The 52nd Harley Raffle is a 2012 Fat Boy. This will be another "sell out" so be quick in placing your order today!

MDA Harley Raffle No. 51 Winner

Phillip S. of Bunbury Western Australia

Ticket No. 13093

Melbourne ACES Hitting MD for a "Home Run"...

Melbourne Aces Baseball has teamed up with MDA to hit MD out of the ball park. The partnership will see a week devoted to the promotion of MD and associated fundraising activities. Members of the MD Community and friends are invited to attend the family day in support of MD... 

ChallengeMD! 2011 Mongol Rally - Half-way point reached...

Leon M Struk and Ian Casey, TeamMDA have reached the hal-way point in their epic charity journey. Pictures and real-time GPS of their journey accessed below...

Senator the Hon Jan McLucas, Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities & Carers, Launches New Australian Website To Help Manage Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

Launching the website at Muscular Dystrophy Australia’s headquarters in Melbourne today, Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Carers Senator Jan McLucas said the Australian Government-funded portal will, for the first time, enable information about Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy to be available from one location.