Category: Charity Info

We are honoured to welcome Charlotte’s Mito Mission, based in Crewe, Cheshire, who has joined our Mito Mission family today.

You can read Charlotte’s story on his webpage.
With her mission, Charlotte wants to raise as much awareness as possible, even amongst the medical community. She also wants to help all people understand how important mitochondrial research could help everyone, not just those with mito.

Any support for Charlotte’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We are honoured to welcome Jason’s Mito Mission, based in Chatham, Kent, who has joined our Mito Mission family today.

You can read Jason’s story on his webpage. With his mission, Jason wants to raise awareness, help reduce the isolation that can be felt upon diagnosis as well as be an advocate for for timely and correct diagnosis of mitochondrial disease.

Any support for Jason’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We are honoured to welcome Clare’s Mito Mission, based in Cramlington, Northumberland.

You can read Clare’s story on our webpage where her story highlights how as well as dealing with a diagnosis of mitochondrial disease can also bring loneliness, anxiety and depression. It is Clare’s hope that through her mission she can help to power the support that is desperately needed as well as raise awareness and funds for mito research.

Any support for Clare’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We are honoured to welcome Tizzy’s Mito Mission, based in Chepstow, Monmouthshire. This mission is being led by her loving mum Helen, following Tizzy’s passing in 2018.

You can read Tizzy’s story on our webpage where her story shows how the symptoms of mitochondrial disease can suddenly appear at any point, changing lives forever and bringing isolation and loneliness.

Any support for Tizzy’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We’re delighted to be welcoming Aria’s Mito Mission to our growing team. Aria and her family are based in Bradford, West Yorkshire.

Aria’s story story shows how mitochondrial disease can affect many different systems in the body, and how symptoms and a diagnosis can come seemingly out of nowhere.

Aria’s mission is to raise awareness of mitochondrial disease as Aria’s parents hadn’t even heard of mito when the diagnosis came.

We are honoured to welcome Callie’s Mito Mission, based in Ardglass, County Down, who has joined our Mito Mission family today.

You can read Callie’s story on our webpage where her family tell of just how rare her particular mitochondrial disease, PPA2, is. Callie’s family are very keen to raise mitochondrial disease awareness. They
also believe that mitochondrial research should have a much higher profile in the medical community, as it could be the key to treating many illnesses not just mito.

Any support for Callie’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We are honoured to welcome Justine’s Mito Mission, based in Stoke, Staffordshire. This mission is being led by her loving husband Jason, following Justine’s passing earlier this year.

You can read Justine’s story on our webpage where her story highlights the devastation that mito brings and the complex care issues that can arise for those impacted.

Any support for Justine’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.

We’re delighted to be welcoming another new mission to our growing team- Gordon’s Mito Mission, based in Oldham, Greater Manchester!

Gordon’s mission was launched by his loving partner Dot at his funeral and celebration of life on 2nd December 2024. Gordon was diagnosed with MELAS and had heart attacks aged 42 and 50 with a stroke in between.

Just before Gordon’s 56th birthday, he suffered a devastating heart attack which unfortunately he couldn’t recover from.

Dot ‘implores anyone with mito to never delay personal plans, excursions or celebrations because the illness is cruel and steals time, plans and futures.’

Gordon’s mission is to help others affected
by mito and to create a lasting and meaningful legacy for a special person who faced too many challenges.

Today we officially welcome The Singh Family from Perth, Perthshire to our My Mito community!

Jacqui is joined by her mum Ruby, her daughter Shishi (22) and her sons Jaeden (19) and Rubyn (10) for their family mission – a first of its kind for our charity.

All the family is impacted by mitochondrial disease and you can read their story on their webpage and about how the illness has tragically impacted their wider family too.

Their mission is to help increase awareness and understanding about the condition within their local communities and to gain more opportunities to meet with other affected individuals and families.

We are honoured to welcome Laura’s Mito Mission, based in Brixton, South London, who has joined our Mito Mission family today.

You can read Laura’s story on our webpage where she tells of how she received not only one difficult diagnosis – mitochondrial disease – but also a second challenging diagnosis just a few years later.

Any support for Laura’s mission will be hugely appreciated.

If you are impacted by mitochondrial disease you can get more information about starting your very own Mito Mission here.