7
Sep
World Duchenne Awareness Day, on September 7th, is a special day when people all around the world learn about a rare disease called Duchenne muscular dystrophy. This disease mostly affects boys, making their muscles get weaker over time, which can make it hard for them to walk, run, or play like other kids. The day helps everyone understand what these kids are going through and reminds people to support them and their families. By learning about Duchenne, people can help with finding new treatments and make life a bit easier for those who have this condition.
How to celebrate World Duchenne Awareness Day?
Wear something red, like a shirt or hat, because red is the color for raising awareness. You could draw and color pictures with red-themed art supplies. Share these pictures with friends or family to spread the word. If you like making videos, create a short one to explain why this day is important and share it online. Organize a small event at school with teachers to learn more about the day. You can also make red ribbons and hand them out. Encourage people to talk about it and learn together. Use your creativity to help others know more!
