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MSMDS & ACTA2 Community | Global Family Initiatives and Organizations



Global Family Initiatives and Organizations

MSMDS & ACTA2 Community Worldwide



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MSMDS & ACTA2 Community Worldwide

The MSMDS and ACTA2 community is driven not only by institutions, but by families.

 

Across different countries, parents, patients, and advocates have created initiatives to raise awareness, support research, and connect others facing the same diagnosis.

 

In addition to the ACTA2 Alliance Foundation, new organizations continue to emerge from the determination of families to improve the quality of life of individuals affected by ACTA2 and MSMDS.

 

Together, these efforts form a growing international network.

Family-led initiatives and organizations

Fondation Famille Bélanger (Canada)

Foundation created in Canada by a family affected by MSMDS to support research into MSMDS and help drive the development of potential therapies.

Go For Victor (Belgium)

A family-led initiative in Belgium working to raise awareness of MSMDS and support research efforts in Belgium.

Que Pupilas Más Grandes Tienes -What Big Pupils You Have- (Spain)

A Spanish association created by an MSMDS family to raise awareness, support research, and provide information to Spanish-speaking communities.

ACTA2 Alliance UK (United Kingdom)

An initiative established in the United Kingdom by a family affected by MSMDS, with the aim of supporting local families and advancing research in line with the needs and priorities of the community.

MSMDS (ACTA2) Deutschland (Germany)

A new initiative currently under development in Germany, created with the aim of promoting research and supporting families affected by MSMDS at a local level.

Working together as a global community

Although these initiatives began independently, they are part of a shared effort to improve understanding, care, and research in MSMDS.

 

ACTA2 Alliance works closely with each of these organizations, maintaining regular communication and collaboration to define priorities, share knowledge, and move forward more effectively.

Through this coordinated approach, the global MSMDS community is able to advance faster and work toward common goals that benefit all families.

If you are leading an initiative, or thinking about creating one in your country, we would be glad to connect, collaborate, and support your efforts.