Helpline

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The Mito Foundation Helpline is a safe place to ask questions, share concerns or find guidance about mitochondrial disease (mito). Whether you’re living with mito, caring for someone, or looking for information, we’re here for you.

We can:

listen and talk through what’s happening for you

answer your questions about mito

connect you with trusted resources and support

Our team understands mito and are here to help. While we can't provide personalised medical advice, we can guide you through your options and connect you with the right specialists and support.

By submitting this form, you acknowledge and consent that your information will be collected, stored and used in accordance with the Mito Foundation privacy policy. One of our support team will be in touch.

Or, if you’d prefer to speak with us directly, you can call the Helpline on:

1300 977 180

Please note the Helpline is available Monday to Friday, excluding NSW public holidays.

If you need urgent medical help, please call 000.

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