Closeted in a soundproofed studio in front of a microphone at New Broadcasting House in central London, broadcaster Matthew Bannister has recorded the Radio 4 Appeal asking for support for the MND
Awareness of motor neurone disease (MND) has been given a welcome boost following an interview with sporting legends Doddie Weir, Rob Burrow and Stephen Darby on BBC Breakfast. Doddie (Scottish rugby
This is Gary, the face of our new campaign to encourage health and social care professionals to download our Red Flag Tool and consider whether their patients’ symptoms could point towards a
The MND Association has been awarded the prestigious 2019 UK Biobank of the Year Award. The national accolade recognises the MND Association’s work on the UK MND Collections, previously called
The MND Association was established in 1979 by a group of families affected by the disease. With little information, co-ordinated care or support available they felt ‘isolated’ and
The MND Association has had two publications highly commended at the BMA Patient Information Awards 2019. The Association’s guide for care workers Caring for a person with motor neurone disease
We hope you’re already appreciating the new-look layout, the easier navigation and fresh look. The Association had the luxury of being able to start from scratch to develop this new website and our
The MND Association is saddened by the death of our trustee, Janis Parks following a short illness. Janis started volunteering with the Association more than 20 years ago, driven to support after the
The Motor Neurone Disease Association took a step into the future at the launch of the Next Generation Think Tank, a project aimed at exploring, designing and developing technology to support people
The Association was established in 1979 by a group of families affected by the disease. With little information, co-ordinated care or support available they felt ‘isolated’ and utterly