Triple M Mascot Race Bosko took part in the Triple M Mascot Race over the weekend, putting in a fantastic effort coming 4th overall. In the change room the other mascots laughed at us…We showed them!!
2010 MS Readathon Great Wildlife Adventure CSA!! Bindi (11) and her younger brother Robert (6) have been enthusiastic supporters of the MS Readathon for several years, with Bindi completing her fourth MS Readathon in 2009, and Bob completing his first.
Bindi and Bob feature in our CSA for the 2010 Great Wildlife Adventure. They are asking all Australian children to join them in this year’s program.
Watch this fantastic clip now… then tell all your friends about it as well! Click here to download video.
Timmy's Journey to Understanding MS When Timmy's father comes home from work and is too fatigued to play ball, Timmy gets upset and stomps up to his room. Here a superhero comes to life and takes Timmy on an adventure through the human body, where Timmy learns how MS affects the central nervous system.
Stephen's Story Stephen got his first symptom when he was 16 years old. After a year of dealing with his MS, medications and depression, Stephen decided it was time to get positive. He has been an MS Readathon™ presenter for the past four years, talking to school children who are appreciative of the opportunity to meet a young person with MS.
World MS Day – Global campaign film On May 26th, the world again united for the 2nd annual World MS Day to raise awareness about MS. Organized by the Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF) with the help of MS organizations in 62 countries, more than 200 events around the world promoted collaboration to advance us one step closer to an MS-free world.
To show their support for the goals of World MS Day, the rock group U2 donated the use of their song "Beautiful Day" as the anthem for the global MS campaign film. Events in countries around the world featured this film to raise awareness about how MS affects those who live with it every day.
MS Australia - real-life stories In May 2009, MS Australia launched a series of new television commercials based around the real stories of two people living with the disease of multiple sclerosis. For the purpose of education and ‘cut-through’ of awareness, MS Australia has chosen to use real people telling their story about dealing with the disease to the Australian public. Please be aware that these are real stories and the images may be confronting, raw and difficult for viewers.
