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What We Do

Mac My Day works to improve the lives of people affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy by supporting research, raising understanding, working with experts, and building community.

Funding Research

Advancing understanding and treatment of Duchenne takes time and sustained research. Mac My Day helps fund work that improves knowledge of the condition and supports the development of better treatments. We prioritise research that is credible, collaborative, and focused on improving outcomes.

Scientist Using Pipette
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Raising Awareness

Understanding Duchenne muscular dystrophy matters. Mac My Day helps raise awareness of the condition through clear communication, events, and engagement. Better awareness supports earlier recognition, more informed conversations, and stronger support for those affected.

Working with Experts

Good decisions are shaped by expertise and experience. Mac My Day works with medical and research experts to help inform how we support work with Duchenne.

 

By listening, learning, and staying closely connected to those working in the field, we aim to support thoughtful, evidence-based approaches that benefit those affected.

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Three boys, embracing and smiling

Building Community

Life with Duchenne is about more than appointments and treatments. Mac My Day brings people together through shared experiences that support wellbeing, connection, and confidence. Our events and activities are about living fully in the present, creating positive memories, and strengthening a sense of community alongside the wider work of the charity.

How We Allocate Funds

Funds raised by Mac My Day are directed with care and purpose. Decisions are guided by the charity’s aims, informed by expert insight, and overseen by trustees to ensure resources are used responsibly and for clear public benefit.

To see how our work translates into real-world impact, you can explore how we focus our efforts and what that means in practice.

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