The Australian Bureau of Statistics has established that 1.2 million Australians have a communication disability, and this includes people living with MND who experience difficulties with their speech.
This week is Speech Pathology Week and the theme is ‘Communication is everyone's right’.
Helping you find NSW Government rebates and savings that are relevant to you.
To mark 40 years of MND New South Wales this year, we are highlighting 40 years of stories from our members, staff, volunteers and experts.
You can help MND NSW continue supporting people with motor neurone disease by making a donation here.
Marjorie’s Story
Marjorie is a one-of-a-kind, very special person. She started MND NSW back in 1981 (then known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of Australia) after her husband, Bill, was diagnosed with ALS, the most common form of motor neurone disease (MND).
To mark 40 years of MND New South Wales this year, we are highlighting 40 years of stories from our members, staff, volunteers and experts.
You can help MND NSW continue supporting people with motor neurone disease by making a donation here.
Margaret’s Story
Margaret has been volunteering with MND NSW for just over 18 years.
In September of 2002, her husband was diagnosed with MND. At first she thought she would have at least a few more years with him but his illness progressed quickly.
Carer Gateway helps carers. Carer Gateway is an Australian Government initiative for anyone who is an unpaid carer.
If you care for a family member or friend, then Carer Gateway could help you.
