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Kids in Need Fast Jets & Amazing Pilots Event
Get down to the Fast Jets & Amazing Pilots event in support of NSW Kids in Need at Quakers Hill in Sydney on Sunday 16th June to meet with amazing pilots who build and fly large scale jet aircraft models flying at 400 km/hour, coming into land at 90 km/hour with a perfectly sweet touch… Read More
SMArties Peer Connect
On Sunday 2 June 2019 MDNSW is hosting a peer group event for people with Spinal Muscular Atrophy and their families. Read More
TREAT NMD – APR 2019 Newsletter
Check out the latest TREAT NMD Newsletter! Read More
34th National Electric Wheelchair Sports
Teams have come together from across Australia to compete at Narrabeen Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation. Read More
Powerchair Football (Soccer)
Keen to learn something new and have FUN at the same time? Powerchair Football (Soccer) is hosting come and try development days for all ages on April 6 and 14, from 2- 6pm. It’s a great way to get active and make new friends! Read More
Travel Without Limits
Originally posted by our good mates in QLD this is a new travel magazine that's all about traveling without limits from Have Wheelchair Will Travel! Read More
Muscular Dystrophy Foundation’s National Digital Resource project
You’re invited to have your say on the kind of online information that would be most useful to you and your family as part part of Muscular Dystrophy Foundation's National Digital Resource project. Read More
The NSW Government will establish a new Ageing and Disability Commissioner to better protect adults with disability
The Commissioner will be a new, statutory authority that will strengthen Government’s ability to respond to abuse, neglect and exploitation of people with disability and the elderly in home and community settings. Read More
Treatment for spinal muscular atrophy is proving life-changing for Australian families
We love hearing the good news stories as a result of the Spinraza treatment. While the treatment is not a cure, it will provide more time and hope until a cure comes along. Read More
Calls to make beaches more accessible for people with disabilities
For people who use mobility aids, visiting Australia’s world-famous beaches is sometimes impossible. But there are moves being made to improve accessibility this summer. Read More