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ME/CFS AUSTRALIA (SA) INC
Registered Charity 698
Mailing address:
GPO Box 383,
Adelaide,
South Australia 5001
Office:
266 Port Road,
Hindmarsh,
South Australia 5007
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('834 MECFS')
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Public Health Rally
recognising
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Monday 8 October 2007
12 noon to 2pm
Department of Health and Ageing
11 Waymouth Street, Adelaide
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity is a chronic medical condition where people are made sick by common chemicals in everyday products, often at levels assessed as safe by chemical regulators.
MCS is frequently associated with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
For several years the Department of Health and Ageing’s Office of Chemical Safety has been promising a review of national policy on MCS. To date there have been no practical outcomes from these assurances.
People with MCS have been excluded from any meaningful consultation process and they continue to be denied equitable access to basic services such as healthcare, housing and education.
In 2005 a Parliamentary Inquiry into MCS in South Australia found that “MCS is very real” and that “up to 6 percent of the population may have MCS”. The Inquiry recommended a range of groundbreaking public health and disability access reforms recognising MCS. Despite these findings the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing continues to ignore the needs of citizens with MCS.
The rally calls on the Federal Government to urgently address the growing public health problem of MCS.
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Responding To The Public Health Crisis Of Chemical Injury
PO Box 3308, Port Adelaide, 5015
Phone: (08) 8240 5084
E-mail: satfmcs@optusnet.com.au