Welcome to the Muscle Help Foundation charity’s blog page. Below you’ll find a range of discussions on a variety of topics that we know are of interest to our community. If you would like to suggest a blog topic for us to cover or if you are interested in submitting an appropriate and relevant blog, then please click HERE to get in touch and tell us about it or message us on our social channels with your thoughts. We hope you enjoy reading our blogs.
A week-long campaign, Trustees’ Week was created to celebrate the achievements of charity trustees. As a small charity that supports children and …
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Author: Charlotte Barrett, Guest Blogger & MHF Volunteer
Factoid… there are 657 muscles in your body! In this blog, we’re shining a spotlight …
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Author: Charlotte Barrett, Guest Blogger & MHF Volunteer
For many people, mealtimes are one of the only times they get the whole family …
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Author: Charlotte Barrett, Guest Blogger & MHF Volunteer
As Monday 25th September this year is National Family Day, we thought we’d look at …
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Author: Charlotte Barrett, Guest Blogger & MHF Volunteer
Welcome to the Muscle Help Foundation (MHF) charity’s latest blog which discusses the cost-of-living crisis …
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Author: Charlotte Barrett, Guest Blogger & MHF Volunteer
In our latest blog, the Muscle Help Foundation charity is delighted to welcome Guest Blogger …
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Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic disorder that weakens the muscles and makes it difficult to move. It affects people of all ages, and there are many different types of MD, each with their own set of challenges.
Author: Michael McGrath, MHF’s CEO
Our charity’s CEO and Chief Muscle Warrior Michael shares his thoughts on the power of smiling, its positive …
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Author: Hugh O’Keeffe, MHF’s Chair of Trustee’s
I joined as a Trustee of MHF in April 2021 bringing with me lots of charity …
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Living with a disability in the UK can be challenging, with many obstacles to overcome. Despite legislative and societal advances, disabled people …
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