Myasthenia Alliance Australia

Empowering Australians with Myasthenia Gravis Support, Advocacy, and Information You Can Trust

MAA for Patients

The MAA provides a federal voice in our journey. State associations support your health care interactions.

Living with MG

Resources and support for managing Myasthenia Gravis.

Health Professionals

Medical Advisory Board, research updates, and collaboration opportunities.

Policy Makers

Advocacy campaigns and policy updates to support MG patients.

Learn About MG

Explore symptoms, treatments, and FAQs.

Get Involved

Volunteer, fundraise, or join our mission.

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Make a difference today.

Stay Informed

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Be the first to know about important Myasthenia Gravis (MG) updates, research breakthroughs, advocacy efforts, and community news.

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Your registration helps us build a stronger, more informed MG community. Stay up to date and never miss an important announcement.

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The Myasthenia Alliance Australia (MAA) is dedicated to supporting patients impacted by Myasthenia Gravis, collaborating with health professionals, advocating with policymakers, and ensuring access to essential resources.
Support for Patients

Access to resources, peer support, and mental health initiatives.

Partnering with Professionals

Engaging health professionals to enhance treatment options.

National Advocacy

Collaborating with federal and state organisations to improve the lives of MG patients.

Research and Awareness

Supporting ongoing research and raising awareness of Myasthenia Gravis.

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Proudly Supporting MGBase Registry – Advancing Global Research

The MGBase Registry is a vital initiative for clinicians to contribute to global research on Myasthenia Gravis. While patients cannot sign up directly, you can talk to your specialist about the importance of clinician participation in this data-driven effort to improve MG care and treatment.

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Proudly Partnering with Rare Voices Australia (RVA)

The MAA is proud to partner with Rare Voices Australia to advocate for better support, awareness, and research for people living with Myasthenia Gravis. Together, we strengthen the voice of the rare disease community.

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Proud Member of Neurological Alliance Australia (NAA)

The MAA proudly partners with the Neurological Alliance Australia to amplify the MG community’s voice and advocate for better access to care, support, and research. Together, we champion national policy change to benefit all Australians living with neurological conditions.

Success Story

Meet Lyn

Painting Through Adversity

Lyn Church, a modern impressionist artist and MG warrior, overcomes challenges like double vision and muscle weakness to create vibrant works of art. As the first donor to MAA’s Art with Heart Auction, Lyn inspires others with her generosity and determination.

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Promising New Treatments for MG

Stay informed about the latest advancements in Myasthenia Gravis treatment, including new therapies under clinical trial and recent PBAC submissions.

Join MG Awareness Month

Help us raise awareness about Myasthenia Gravis and advocate for improved care. Join events, share your story, or contribute to the cause.

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At Myasthenia Alliance Australia (MAA), we recognise the challenges of living with Myasthenia Gravis (MG). That’s why we work closely with state-based MG associations to provide valuable resources, support networks, and mental health initiatives to help you navigate life with MG.
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Queensland & New South Wales State-Based Support Groups

The Myasthenia Gravis Association of Queensland (MGAQ) and the Myasthenia Gravis Association of NSW (MGNSW) provide support and advocacy for MG Warriors across Australia.

Both associations host closed Facebook groups where members can connect, share experiences, and find support in a safe, private community.

Join your State Association:

Click on the logos to visit the State Association website.

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Mental Health and Wellbeing

Discover resources to help you manage the emotional and psychological impact of MG.

Learn strategies to build resilience and access mental health support tailored for MG patients.

MAA Community Stories
Community Stories

Be inspired by real-life stories of strength and perseverance from those living with MG.

Read about the experiences of others and how they’ve navigated challenges with treatment, lifestyle, and advocacy.

Your support makes a real difference in the lives of people with Myasthenia Gravis. Whether through donations, volunteering, or fundraising, you can help us continue our mission.
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Donate Now

Every donation helps us provide essential resources and advocate for better care.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Join our incredible team of volunteers and make a difference in your community.

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Fundraising Events

Participate in or host a fundraising event to support the MG community.

Register for MAA’s News Feed

Your Connection to the MG Community

Knowledge is power, and staying informed is key to better managing MG and supporting advocacy efforts. Register for the MAA News Feed and get reliable, expert-backed updates delivered straight to your inbox.

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