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How father's loss drove son to top MND advocacy job

He says regional families need better access to specialist care and more sustainable funding as charities compete for a shrinking pool of donations.

Summary by The West Australian
Andrew Danson never intended to become chair of MND Australia. But his father's death left him determined to change the story for families facing the disease.

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How father's loss drove son to top MND advocacy job

Andrew Danson never intended to become chair of MND Australia. But his father's death left him determined to change the story for families facing the disease.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The Border Mail broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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