Save Our Sons Duchenne Foundation was founded in 2008 and is the peak body for those living with Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy (around 1,000 young people) across Australia. Our vision is to find a cure for Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy whilst actively working to ensure enhanced quality of life (including quality of educational opportunities) for those young people and their families affected by this condition.
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What: Dementia Australia’s Illawarra Memory Walk & Jog When: Sunday, 22 March from 7:30am Who: More than 600 locals participating on the day. People who have been impacted by dementia, their family, friends and carers. Special guests Tully Smyth. Where: Lang Park, Wollongong Dementia Australia spokespeople and local residents are available for interview. Photos and video of previous Memory Walk & Jog events for publication are available for use. For more information visit: https://www.memorywalk.com.au/event/illawarra/home Dementia Australia is the source of trusted information, education and services for the estimated more than 446,500 Australians living with dementia, and…
Key Facts: Australian Government pledges $5 million in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, where over 1 million people have been displaced since 2 March More than 1,000 people killed (including 100+ children) and 2,000 injured in less than three weeks of conflict World Vision Lebanon has assisted over 150,000 people (52,000 children) with essentials across 322 shelters Critical infrastructure targeted by airstrikes, hampering civilian movement and aid delivery across South Lebanon Australia's total humanitarian support for Lebanon and surrounding area exceeds $130 million since October 2023 Forqueries and media requests, please contact:Domi Gonzales at [email protected] or 0413 788 380.World Vision Australia…
Adelaide community members tied up their laces and showed up in force last weekend for the 2026 Adelaide Memory Walk & Jog - throwing their support behind people impacted by dementia, whilst getting active to improve their brain health. More than 1,070 people walked, ran and jogged to the finish line to raise an impressive total of $173,950. Dementia Australia CEO Professor Tanya Buchanan extended her gratitude to all who participated, volunteered and raised vital funds for the cause. “There was an incredible turnout from the Adelaide community this year yet again, in support of the many people impacted by…
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