MSWA is proud to be funding this important West Australian research that will provide the first effective treatment to minimise the damage that occurs in the early phases of stroke.
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11 September 2020
MSWA Customer wins the Mega Home Lottery
MSWA recently announced the winners of the latest MSWA Mega Home Lottery’s $3.3M Grand Prize.
09 September 2020
28,261 books read in WA for MS Readathon
The MS Readathon is over for another year! The national amount raised was a record breaking $3.12 million!
26 August 2020
Generous donation makes communication possible
A number of MSWA Customers with communication difficulties will soon be able to trial a device which will assist them to communicate more effectively, thanks to a generous $20K donation from Pharmacy 777.
25 August 2020
PBAC updates regarding two existing MS treatments
The PBAC has recently made announcements regarding two MS treatments - Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus®) and Mayzent® (siponimod).
24 August 2020
$10.5m nation-wide commitment to MS research
We contributed $2.1m to MSRA to form part of their $10.5m national boost towards MS research.
24 August 2020
Five-year-old Karla is reading for mum
Throughout August, five-year-old Karla Anand is taking part in her first MS Readathon, reading as many books as she can to raise money for Western Australians living with neurological conditions – people like her mum, Maddy.
03 August 2020
MSWA funded research provides insights on grief issues for MND caregivers
A national study funded by MSWA via Motor Neurone Disease Research Australia has confirmed the increased risk of prolonged grief, anxiety and depression for caregivers who have lost a loved one to motor neurone disease.
03 August 2020
New MSWA High Support Accommodation Facility in Shenton Park
MSWA to build a new 20-unit High Support Accommodation Facility in Montario Quarter (Shenton Park).
19 June 2020
Recruitment well underway for TONiC study
The Perron Institute is continuing its recruitment of people with motor neurone disease (MND) for the pilot TONiC study, a project proudly supported by MSWA.
