Connecting with your community

Wondering if there’s an MS support group near you? Connect with others who understand what you’re experiencing at a local MS support group. Or join an MS support group online. Group members say they feel less alone and more supported. You’ll get tips and tricks on how to live well with MS while building a network of resources and connecting with other people who ‘get it.’

Our family camps are a fun, relaxing and free way for you to connect with other families on a similar journey. Camps are free to attend with all accommodation, meals and activities for the weekend covered, supported by the MS Readathon.

Our MS Go for Gold Scholarship program provides one-off grants to follow a personal dream for people living with MS. There are 25 scholarships available every year, valued up to $2,000 each with categories including personal expression, education and living your best life. No project, dream, goal or hobby is too big or too small.

Our ambassadors are living with MS or caring for someone with the condition who can share stories of courage and determination. Our ambassadors are inspiring volunteers who can present with honesty and humour at your next corporate, school or community event.

The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) is funded by the Australian government and plays a vital role in providing companionship for older people living in aged care homes or living in their own homes and receiving or waitlisted for a home care package.

If you’re a family member or friend supporting a loved one living with multiple sclerosis or another neurological condition, we’re here for you! We can connect you to support groups, share dedicated resources to help you better manage the challenges or we can simply listen.

World MS Day brings the global MS community together on 30 May to share stories, raise awareness and campaign with everyone affected by multiple sclerosis.

The MS Plus Virtual Art Show provides people living with neurological conditions an opportunity to express their creativity and their unique experience of MS through art.