About Campaign

ends 23 Apr 2016, 11:59 PM
The Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore), in short MDAS, and Disabled People's Association (DPA) will be having our Joint Flag Day on Saturday, 23rd April 2016.

We are appealing for your support in the upcoming annual Flag Day event happening on Sunday, 23 April 2016. Through this flag day, we hope to raise the much needed funds that will go towards supporting various programmes and services to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. We seek your support to help us raise the much needed funds through our Adopt-a-Tin initiative. You can choose to adopt one or more tins @$50 per tin in support of our flag day.

You can also volunteer as a tin bearer. Visit http://www.mdas.org.sg/about-us/whats-happening/news-events/joint-flag-day for more information on how you can volunteer. Your generosity will go into enabling members with Muscular Dystrophy to lead a dignified life + allow the voices of People With Disabilities (PWD) to be heard.

To know more about MDAS, please visit www.mdas.org.sg and Facebook at www.facebook.com/MDASofficial

To understand more about DPA's advocacy work, please visit DPA's website at www.dpa.org.sg and Facebook at www.facebook.com/DisabledPeoplesAssociation

Little action, BIG differences.

About the Charity

The Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore), MDAS, is a non-profit social service agency that empowers persons with Muscular Dystrophy and their families through programmes and services. MDAS is a full member of NCSS and a registered charity with IPC (Institution of Public Character) status.

Since our inception in March 2000, our mission is:
- To provide care and support to people with Muscular Dystrophy;
- To provide health and public education on Muscular Dystrophy;
- And to support medical research on Muscular Dystrophy

Muscular Dystrophy (MD) is a group of genetic physical conditions characterised by muscle-weakening and contractures. Persons with MD face challenges with activities of daily living, from flipping a page in a book, to toileting and bathing. Many persons with MD have to rely on mobility aids, especially a motorised wheelchair, in order to commute. There is currently no known cure for MD.

Your generous donation will go towards supporting MDAS's operating expenditure in providing programmes, services, all supporting costs for over 500 beneficiaries and sustain its operating activities.

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