Get involved
Whether you can give time, skills, money or a voice, you can make life better for people with SMA in India.
Volunteer with us
Our work is powered by volunteers — many of them parents and people with SMA. We especially welcome help with:
- Patient support — staying in touch with families in your region
- Healthcare — doctors, therapists, dieticians and counsellors for clinics and webinars
- Communications — writing, design, photography, video and social media
- Legal, finance and technology — research, compliance, accounting and IT
- Events — organising awareness walks, runs and fundraisers

Fundraise for SMA families
Turn a birthday, a run, a school event or an office drive into support for families living with SMA.
Celebrate with a cause
Ask friends and family to donate instead of gifts for your birthday, anniversary or festival.
Take on a challenge
Run, walk or cycle for SMA — like the teams who have joined Race for 7 and community runs across India.
At school or work
Organise an awareness session, a bake sale or a payroll-giving drive with your colleagues.
We'll help with materials and a donation link, and send 80G receipts to your donors.Get in touch.
CSR partnerships
Partner with us to fund assistive devices, multidisciplinary SMA clinics, awareness programmes or the national conference. Healthcare is an eligible CSR activity under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013.
We provide utilisation reports, impact updates and acknowledgement as agreed with each partner.
Discuss a partnershipSpread awareness
Follow and share
Follow @curesmaindia on Instagram, Facebook, X and YouTube, and share our posts — especially in August, SMA Awareness Month.
Learn the signs
Early diagnosis saves lives. Share the early signs of SMA with new parents, teachers and health workers.
Share your story
If you live with SMA or care for someone who does, your story can help another family.
Help a family facing SMA today
We receive no government funding. Your gift pays for counselling, clinics, assistive devices and hospital care for families who cannot afford them. Donations are eligible for tax benefit under Section 80G.
