The International Alliance of ALS/MND Associations was founded in 1992. Today, we bring together more than 80 member organizations across the globe, united by a single vision: a world free of ALS/MND.
Everything we do is centred around the fundamental rights of people affected by ALS/MND — the belief that where you live should not determine the quality of care, support, and respect you receive.
We work alongside our members to raise awareness, coordinate research, advocate for equitable access to care and therapies, and ensure that under-represented communities are not left behind. Our global reach means that knowledge, tools, and best practices developed anywhere in the world can benefit people everywhere.
What Guides Us
Our Vision
A world free of ALS/MND
Our Aspiration
To drive global collaboration
Our Reach
We work globally, serving the entire ALS/MND community — people living with the disease, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, and the organizations that support them.
Our Purpose
Everything we do is oriented around one purpose: accelerating progress on the Fundamental Rights of people affected by ALS/MND, everywhere in the world.
Our Strategic Priorities
The Alliance’s 2026–2028 Strategy sets out six priorities that will guide our work over the coming years.
Bring focus to quality of life
We advocate more effectively to improve outcomes by understanding what people living with ALS/MND (PALS) and their community identify as important.
Include under-represented communities
By working alongside under-represented communities, we ensure meaningful inclusion across the globe so geography does not dictate destiny.
Increase awareness of ALS/MND
By raising awareness of ALS/MND and the Alliance, we strengthen our advocacy efforts at the global level, which supports our members at the local level.
Facilitate research coordination
By bringing people together and facilitating research coordination across the globe, we deepen our understanding of ALS/MND and accelerate research.
Leverage collective capacity
By coordinating with our members and partnering in strategic international collaborations, we leverage collective knowledge and resources — positioning the Alliance as a trusted source of evidence-based information, best practices, and tools.
Grow the community
By identifying and inviting ALS/MND organizations not yet part of the Alliance, and by supporting the creation and development of new organizations, we expand the community working toward a world free of ALS/MND.
Learn More
Alliance Strategy 2026–2028
Our three-year roadmap for driving global collaboration toward a world free of ALS/MND.
Annual Report 2024–2025
A review of the Alliance’s work and impact over the past year.