MCS Advocacy Fund

The MCS Advocacy Fund was established to help those people
disabled from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) who, because of
their illness and consequent unemployment, need physical and
financial help for their very survival. Until now, no basic social
services have been available to MCS victims because of the severe
lifestyle restrictions specific to this illness. The MCS Advocacy Fund
will provide:

physician location and payment assistance
legal referral and payment assistance
human services not currently available to MCS patients such as:
     non-toxic transportation; non-toxic housecleaning and in-home
     personal care services; shopping and clerical services; one-on-one
     patient advocates for hospitalized MCS patients; temporary and
     permanent safe housing location and placement
emergency funds

MCS Advocacy projects currently in progress:

working with area hospitals to develop MCS-specific hospital protocols
establishing a state-wide (New York) registry of MCS patients with
   the cooperation of M.D.'s who treat MCS
working with New York State elected officials to establish fundamental
   protections for this rapidly-expanding segment of the population
MCS awareness and education campaign for schools, employers,
   medical personnel, and the general public
working with local and regional police to establish MCS-specific
   traffic-stop protocol
working with ADA officials on MCS-specific accessibility issues

Your tax-deductible contribution will enable the MCS Advocacy Fund
to locate and assist those in need.

The MCS Advocacy Fund does not dispense medical advice; therefore, the information on this site should not be interpreted as such. This is an informational site which includes facts and opinions from published and original sources.