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Education / Support (Gather)



Gather by MNDAWA is a trusted place to connect with community, find support and access education for Western Australians impacted by MND.

Gather is a program events which provide practical guidance, support and education designed for people living with MND, their carers and family members. 

Our purpose is simple: to meet you where you are with support that is clear, practical and timely.

Whether you’ve just received a diagnosis, are adjusting to changing roles as a carer, or navigating the many changes that accompany MND, you don’t have to face it alone.

Let’s face this together.


Gather by MNDAWA incorporates the following programs:

Monthly Gather  ðŸ”µ 🟠
A range of activities that foster social connection, encourage self-care and benefits physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

Newly Diagnosed Gather 🔵 🟠
A safe and supportive space for people who have recently been diagnosed with MND, and their carers.

Carers Gather 🔵 
A gently guided, supportive space where carers can learn more about MND, access practical tools to care for themselves and their loved ones, and connect with others.

Anticipatory Grief Gather (ONLINE) 🔵
Designed for carers to understand and acknowledge anticipatory grief, carer fatigue, pre-grief and death literacy and to support self-awareness of your own needs.

Bereavement Gather (ONLINE) 🔵
A welcoming, supportive space for recently bereaved carers and family members to learn about the grief process, share their experiences, and reduce feelings of isolation.

 

🔵 Carers and Family Members
🟠 People living with MND





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MNDAWA
(08) 6186 4133
admin@mndawa.asn.au
Unit 1/184 Raleigh Street, Carlisle, WA, 6101

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