MDFA has released its 2026 Victorian Election Agenda, calling on the Victorian Government to take action to improve access to sight-saving treatment and support for more than 377,000 Victorians.
Read MoreMDFA has released its 2026 Victorian Election Agenda, calling on the Victorian Government to take action to improve access to sight-saving treatment and support for more than 377,000 Victorians.
Read MoreWelcome to our Spring Edition of Vision Voice. In this issue we report on a win for community advocacy, celebrate our 25th anniversary and launch an award where you can nominate your eye care professional. Plus much more…
Read MoreMacular Disease Foundation Australia has partnered with mivision to launch the new Eye Connect Healthcare Award.
Read MoreDeveloping innovative models of care to help improve access to quality and effective specialist eye care in underserved communities of regional and rural areas.
Read MoreOvercoming barriers to discovering new treatments for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), accelerating the development and testing of new treatments in clinical trials.
Read MoreMacular Disease Foundation Australia (MDFA) has awarded a total of $300,000 to two groundbreaking research projects.
Read MoreNew research commissioned by Macular Disease Foundation Australia reveals the sacrifices Australians would have to make to save their sight. This includes delaying retirement, returning to work, or foregoing treatment altogether.
Read MoreMacular Disease Foundation Australia marked a defining milestone today – 25 years of dedicated work to protect the sight of Australians living with macular disease.
Read MoreMacular Disease Foundation Australia marked a defining milestone today – 25 years of dedicated work to protect the sight of Australians living with macular disease.
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