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As we look to celebrate 25 years, we take a moment to reflect on last year and the impact we had. #mad25
Celebrating 25 years. Thank you for standing with us every step of the way. Here’s to continuing the journey together. #madfoundation25 #mad25
Celebrating 25 years. Thank you for standing with us every step of the way. Here’s to continued the journey together. #madfoundation25 #mad25
Azad’s New Wheels 💫![]()
6-year-old Azad lives with Angelman syndrome and faces daily challenges with movement and fatigue. After a recent physical setback, he needed a safe and supportive way to get around.![]()
In 2023, MAD supported Azad with a custom Apex Kids Manual Wheelchair—lightweight, travel-friendly, and designed for comfort and independence.![]()
As his mum shared: “Azad is using his new wheelchair for school. The wheelchair made our life easier. Thanks for the support.”![]()
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In 2024, MAD helped fund a custom wig for a teenage student facing hair loss after serious illness. Multiple organisations and her family contributed to the cost, with MAD helping to close the funding gap.![]()
As her father shared: “This afternoon, she proudly wore her wig and enjoyed a lovely shopping trip with us. We are deeply grateful for all your help in making this possible.”![]()
With this simple but powerful support, she’s been able to take an important step forward in returning to daily life with greater comfort and self-assurance.![]()
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Luke’s First Ride 💛![]()
Luke was just months old when he received a rare diagnosis requiring intensive medical care, tube feeding, and months in hospital. Ineligible for Medicare or NDIS, his family faced the full cost of essentials like feeding supplies and equipment.![]()
In 2025, MAD supported Luke with a 12-month supply of enteral nutrition and a Bingo stroller—giving him his very first experience outside in a supported, upright position.![]()
“It was really exciting for the family to take him for a ride. They were extremely grateful and wanted to pass on their thanks.” — Josie, Physiotherapist![]()
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