• North West Kent Branch
    Website Link
    For further details please contact Mark Gately via E-Mail

  • East Kent Branch
    Website Link … sorry waiting for more details
    chair@mnda-eastkent.org.uk

  • West Kent Branch
    For more details please contact Jean Nicholson Smith on 0208 650 5568 via E-Mail
    or Reay Newman on 07803610879
    Reay (Newman – MND Av for West Kent Branch) via E-Mail

    We cover a large area BR1 – BR10 and some of the TN area. We are very happy to phone or receive phone calls and just talk over situations that are hard to overcome, we are there to befriend anyone with worries. We are very happy to visit anyone who would like to see us, though we keep visits with in about 3 miles. Many of our patients like to come to our drop-ins. We state that the drop-ins are relaxed, friendly and informal. We hold them on a Sunday so that working members of a family or friends are also able to attend. We hold our drop-ins once a month, the fourth Sunday in the month, (except August) from 2-4pm. We serve refreshments.

    We at West Kent would love MND suffers and their carers to come along to our friendly informal drop-ins that are held at Caritas House (BR6 9XA). The drop-ins are held the 4th Sunday of the month (not August) from 2pm – 4pm.

    There is plenty of parking space and very easy access into the building.

    Our speaker September 22nd – Rebecca Gould, Professor of Psychology Therapies. Our West Kent President, Dr Fiona Norwood is going to pop in at our meeting in July!

    For further information please don’t hesitate to call us

    Reay. 07803610879.

    Jean. 020 86505568

    Family and friends are very welcome to all our drop-ins.

    We meet at St Christopher’s Bromley (in Orpington!) Caritas House, Tregony Road, Orpington, BR6 9AX … Google Maps

  • MND Association Volunteers Group

    Facebook Link
    This is a dedicated space for our amazing volunteers who support branches and groups across the country. Here, we connect, share experiences, and provide updates and resources to help you in your vital role supporting those affected by Motor Neurone Disease (MND)