People with ME/CFS face multiple challenges every day. Despite the devastating impact of this illness, thousands of Australians living with ME/CFS struggle to access high-quality, knowledgeable help. Sadly, there are few expert resources available to help them find accurate information about this under-researched biomedical disease.
 
One of our most pressing current priorities is to develop a resource called "Healthcare Pathways".​ The goal is for us to produce a suite of high-quality, expertly developed educational resources ​which will help to support people on their ME/CFS journey.​ "Healthcare Pathways" will cover all aspects of the disease - from ​initial diagnosis to ​refreshers or reminders of best practice symptom management strategies ​for people who have been unwell for a long time. The Pathway project will have fact sheets and resources suitable for patients, their families and caregivers, workplaces, healthcare providers and schools.

With your donation we will:

• Expand and develop our Healthcare Pathways educational resources 
• Continually update our website with the latest information available
• Continue to provide briefing documents, infographics and high-quality evidence-based materials to clinicians, teachers, school nurses, health officials and agencies such as the NDIA 

With your help we will grow and develop our educational resources to ensure that thousands of Australians with ME/CFS have access to the highest quality, up-to-date, free information to improve their lives.
 

Together, we can build a brighter future for Australians living with ME/CFS.

By donating today you are supporting our education program to provide more extensive free information about ME/CFS to patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals. You will receive a tax deduction for all donations over $2.

• $50 funds copyediting for a fact sheet
• $100 funds a page of graphic design
• $250 helps to fund an expert to review the education resources
• $1000 funds a complete fact sheet
• $5000 funds a 'node' of fact sheets on our Healthcare Journey