The power of $50 million

While 50 lucky winners have become millionaires throughout the history of MSWA Mega Home Lottery, the impact extends far beyond the prize draw. Every ticket you purchase helps support West Aussies living with neurological conditions, turning limits into lives changed, with more than $50 million contributed towards neurological research.

Changing lives in more ways than one

Together, MSWA Mega Home Lottery supporters have helped contribute more than $50 million towards neurological research, driving breakthroughs that are improving diagnosis, treatment and quality of life for thousands of West Aussies living with neurological conditions.

15 → 30 years

From onset to progressive MS on average.

1 out of 2

Australians with MS now have the same mortality as the general population – a rate that has halved since 1979.

$50 million +

Contributed to research on MS and other neurological conditions.

1 in 4

Australians live with a neurological condition.

Reduced diagnosis time

5 years to 3.9 years reducing the average time from first symptom to MS diagnosis over the past four decades.

Accelerating the future of neurological care

Every ticket purchase helps drive life-changing innovation.

Thanks to your ongoing support, MSWA has entered a world-first joint venture with Founders Factory, investing $1.75 million to identify, fund and scale breakthrough technologies that could transform the future of neurological care. 

This initiative fast-tracks promising innovations from concept to real-world clinical application, helping bring life-changing solutions to people sooner.

Clarity Technology

3D virtual reality goggles exploring new ways to manage pain and fatigue. Early results have shown promise in providing pain relief, with ongoing research investigating how this technology can support people living with multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions.

Empowering people to live their best life

Hank continues creating

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'.

Holly hits new PB's

For Trailblazer Holly Taylor, MSWA was an invaluable support to ensure she can still run marathons after being diagnosed with MS in 2022.

Susan stays connected

For Social Butterfly Susan, MSWA is her second home. Susan interacts with MSWA almost every day, not only to manage her symptoms but to also stay connected with a community that understands her.

Focusing on life, not limits

About MSWA

MSWA provides vital support to people living with neurological conditions in Western Australia, helping Clients and the wider neuro community live their best lives. We support people with MS, stroke, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, motor neurone disease, acquired brain injury and other conditions affecting the brain and central nervous system.

In 2025, MSWA united with MS Society South Australia and Northern Territory, strengthening neurological care across Australia.
Guided by our defined service standards and the Disability Service Standards, our nearly 1,000 dedicated staff, clinicians and allied health professionals deliver support services and specialised programs across Perth metro and regional WA, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

As a non-government, not-for-profit organisation, money raised through fundraising, grants and income-generating programs go towards delivering support, services and care-led projects. To date, we've contributed more than $50 million to neurological research to help improve cause identification, treatments and quality of life.