You can help MDT 
in several ways.

MDT is a mostly volunteer based organisation determined to make a difference in the lives of Tasmanian families living with the effects of Muscular Dystrophy and allied conditions 
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Donate
All donations, large or small are gratefully accepted and are used to directly benefit Tasmanians with Muscular Dystrophy.
Corporate Sponsorship
MD Tasmania seeks strong, enduring and mutually rewarding partnerships with corporate and philanthropic organisations who share our commitment to fostering and nurturing a community of support for the children, young people, adults and families whose lives are affected by neuromuscular conditions.
Run an Event
There’s nothing like a special event to turn a fun social or sporting occasion into an opportunity to raise the much needed funds which enable Tasmania to provide services to children, young people, adults and families whose lives are affected by neuromuscular conditions.
Volunteer
Muscular Dystrophy Tasmania employs a State Coordinator to support people with muscular dystrophy and to manage day to day operations. Funded by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health. All fundraising goes directly to improve the lives of Tasmanian families living with the effects of Muscuar Dystrophy and allied conditions. 

MDT mostly relies on the support of volunteers for the majority of its operations and fundraising activities.

There are many ways in which the contribution of your time and skills would make a difference for those who rely on MDT for support.
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New Town  TAS  7008
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