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Whether you’re a patient, care partner, or simply looking to expand your awareness, our educational resources are designed to offer knowledge and understanding, helping you navigate the complexities of living with multiple system atrophy.

Upcoming Events

Living Better at Home: Adapting Your Space for Life with MSA

Tuesday, July 22 at 3:00pm EST

Living with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) presents daily challenges — but the home can be a powerful ally in supporting comfort, safety, and independence. In this seminar, architect Enrique Blanco de Córdoba shares thoughtful, practical strategies to adapt your living space for life with MSA.

Drawing from both professional expertise and personal experience as a carer, Enrique offers a warm, accessible guide to making homes work better — whether you’re facing balance issues, fatigue, or mobility limitations.

From simple layout changes to supportive design ideas, this session empowers individuals and families with clear, actionable steps to improve quality of life at home.

Whether you’re living with MSA or supporting someone who is, this seminar is about one thing: helping you feel safer, more supported, and more at ease — right where it matters most.

Our YouTube Channel

Explore the Mission MSA YouTube channel—a rich resource hub with webinars, conference recordings, support videos, and educational content. Delve into valuable insights, expert discussions, and practical guidance on multiple system atrophy. Stay informed, connected, and empowered in your journey with our diverse and informative video collection.

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