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The MND Association
The Motor Neurone Disease Association focuses on improving access to care, research and campaigning for those people living with or affected by motor neurone disease in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. MND is also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or, in the United States, Lou Gehrig's disease. Wikipedia
West Sussex MND Support
We support people with MND, their families and friends covering the southern part of West Sussex, which is the area from Emsworth, Chichester, Worthing, Shoreham, Midhurst, Billingshurst and the villages in the surrounding area.
Our Branch is run entirely by volunteers so we are always delighted to hear from people who would like to join our team and lend us valuable support.
Please do come and join us.
Horsham Artists
We are a group of artists and makers based in and around the Horsham area of West Sussex UK, keen to welcome new members to our diverse collection of sculptors, painters, printmakers, jewellery designers, ceramicists, up-cyclers, photographers and textile artists.
The Framing Centre - Horsham
High quality picture framing services and advice to ensure that your artwork is presented in the best possible manner using our
huge choice of frame mouldings and use of top quality mount card in all sorts of colours, styles, textures.
We also stock museum grade glass, standard glass, none reflection and perspex for commercial framing.
Rob Burrow & Kevin Sinfield
This is a truly heart wrenching and inspiring insight following Rob Burrows' MND diagnosis and his recent sad passing. It details the impact on his life and on his family and friends. One friend in particular, Kevin, added his voice to raising MND awareness especially when Rob and many others could not. In doing so he has taken fundraising and friendship to a completely new and inspiring level.
It is with great sadness now that we wish Rob a speedy onward journey and send our love to his family and friends at this difficult time.
We are just saddened that a cure was not available in time.
RIP Rob Burrow