This past fortnight, Florence, our National Director has joined Mehreen and Alex at the Science on Tour workshops in Birmingham and Newcastle. …
Blog by Florence Boulton, National Director Last week I had the opportunity to join our first session in the ‘Yes I can’ transition to adulthood …
Seizing control empowering adults by transforming transitionRead More
Wow! What an amazing 3 weeks it has been at the Duchenne Science on Tour 2022. We are officially 'on the road', travelling the country to visit the …
This Father’s Day we want to acknowledge all of the amazing dads in our Duchenne community. We are celebrating the Duchenne dads in every and any …
Article written by Albert Wright - Duchenne Dad & Action Duchenne volunteer "We recently acquired the Trekinetic GTE wheelchair. We got this …
Blog by Florence Boulton, National Director Wow, what a day! After months of hard work, we finally pulled out all the stops today, kicking off the …
This article is written by Florence Boulton, National Director “We are all stronger, together” is a fantastic motto, but it’s even better when put …
This article is written by Duchenne parents Chloe and Lyndsey who were carefully matched by our Support team. Chloe In Jan 2021 we officially …
This article is written by a Duchenne Mum, Vicki, about her experience with Action Duchenne’s peer-to-peer support. Hi my name is Vicki, I have an …
Peer-to-peer support – I don’t feel so alone anymoreRead More
This article is written by a Duchenne Mum, Ruth, about her experience with Action Duchenne's peer-to-peer support. When my son was diagnosed with …
In 2021 Joshua graduated from UCLan with a first-class BA Hons in Film and Media Studies. He has created documentaries, films and is an avid …
Article by Sarah | Duchenne Mum After my son was diagnosed last June I started following Action Duchenne on social media. I decided to join a Zoom …
Peer-to-peer support – feeling positive for the futureRead More
