A ticket today, a life changed tomorrow
Every ticket purchased in the MSWA Mega Home Lottery is invested back into the neuro community to provide support services, access to cutting-edge technology, homely respite care and world-class high-support accommodation to West Aussies living with neurological conditions.
Our team of health professionals work collaboratively with Clients to achieve positive health outcomes, so they can focus on the important stuff; like living their best lives.
Holly Taylor
Trailblazer
Living with Multiple Sclerosis
For Holly, MSWA was an invaluable support when she was newly diagnosed with MS in 2022. She experienced vision loss leading to hospitalisation and fatigue, which meant she couldn’t do the things she loved.
“With the help of the MSWA nursing team and other specialists, I am on top of my symptoms and able to focus on my horse training business and hobbies such as marathon running.”
– Holly Taylor
Our Stories
At MSWA, we are privileged to support thousands of Western Australians living with neurological conditions.
Our community generously share their stories to inspire others and shine a light on what it is like to live with a neurological condition. Whilst their journeys involve challenges, it is through determination, humour and support that they are living meaningful and positive lives.
“Over the past decade, MSWA lotteries and fundraising activities have contributed over $43 million to research aimed at uncovering the causes, improving treatments, and ultimately finding a cure for multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions.
By purchasing a ticket in the MSWA Mega Home Lottery, you’re not only transforming the lives of West Aussies living with neurological conditions, but also helping fuel innovative research that paves the way for a living life, not limits. “
Hank Gidney
Hank found the MSWA Counselling team's meditation and mindfulness practices helped quiet his MS symptoms, allowing his inner inquisitive creative to rise above the 'MS noise'.
Chris McEncroe
Seven years of steadfast dedication and self-belief has seen thrill seeker Chris, who lives with Guillain-Barré syndrome, find life in the fast lane.
Susan Finlay
"My life would be so different without MSWA." More than just a service provider, for social butterfly Susan, MSWA is her second home.