Welcome to the ALS Society of Manitoba

Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis (ALS) otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's Disease or Motor Neuron Disease is a fatal, rapidly progressive neuromuscular disease that affects approximately 3,000 Canadians and more than 250 Manitobans. Our website is intended to offer comprehensive information about ALS, about the ALS Society of Manitoba, information for people with ALS and their caregivers, health care professionals, donors, media, and the general public. It is our hope that this site be a source of meaningful information, a site that connects people both from within and outside the ALS community and a site that users visit regularly. Be sure to let us know if there is a way to improve this site, and make it more user friendly.  We want to know!

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Jan 5, 2012
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Jan 3, 2012
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Happy New Year from the ALS Society of Manitoba

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Lite Up A Life

The Lighting Ceremony is over, but you can still Lite Up a Life for those living with ALS until January 31, 2012

Remembering those who have gone
Recognizing those living with ALS
Bringing hope for future persons diagnosed with ALS

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Join the ALS SOCIETY OF MANITOBA for the

2012 Cornflower Gala

Saturday, March 24
In the Hangar of the Western Canada Aviation Museum
5:30 pm Cocktails
6:30 pm Dinner 


 

 


 
ALS Society of Manitoba Volunteer

ATTENTION

It has come to our attention that a person or persons has been making phone calls soliciting for donations in the name of the ALS Society of Manitoba.

PLEASE BE ADVISED that the ALS Society of Manitoba DOES NOT and WILL NOT:

1.  Engage in telephone solicitation for donations
2.  Door to door campaigns 
3.  E-mail donation requests – with the exception of the request included in our newsletter.

If you experience any of the above please contact us immediately at 831-1510 or call the Winnipeg Police.