Learn why heat can worsen MS symptoms and discover practical strategies to stay cool, manage fatigue, stay active and enjoy summer with confidence.

Discover how occupational therapists help people with MS build independence, manage fatigue, stay connected and achieve their goals with practical strategies and support.

Discover how MS Plus services are improving quality of life, independence and wellbeing, with measurable outcomes that show the impact of specialist care.

After her MS diagnosis, Jessica faced the challenge of returning to work while managing new symptoms. With support from MS Plus Employment Support Service, she found practical strategies, specialist guidance and the confidence to stay employed.

Celebrate 45 years of the MS Gong Ride and its impact on people living with MS. Join riders, volunteers and supporters on 1 November 2026.

After being diagnosed with MS, Georgina Haig turned her experience into award-winning artwork. Read the inspiring story behind Sparkles on my Brain.

After a delayed MS diagnosis, Greg found strength in family, treatment and peer support. Read his story of resilience, adaptation and connection.

Meet Duncan, a dedicated MS Plus volunteer whose 20+ years of service, reliability and quiet commitment have helped support people living with MS and other neurological conditions.

Marianne and Marie met through MS Plus Peer Talk and formed a lasting friendship, showing the power of peer support for people living with MS.

For as long as nine-year-old Ari can remember, art has been an important part of his life. So last year, Ari’s mum Jade encouraged him to enter MS Plus’ Virtual Art Show, which celebrates a range of visual art, including paintings, illustrations, sculptures, craft, digital artwork and photography.

When Christine moved into MS Plus’ supported accommodation at Lidcombe Home after an extended hospital stay late last year, it had a profound impact on her health and wellbeing.
Mark was at his lowest ebb more than a decade ago. Struggling with a recent MS diagnosis and caring for his mother, who had cancer, Mark says everything was getting too much until three simple words changed everything.
