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Here for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) in Scotland.

10/06/2026

Could a photograph help you say what words can't?

Our new Mindful Photography sessions with MindSnaps start in just one week. 🧡

These free online sessions offer a supportive, creative space for anyone living with or affected by MS in Scotland. Using simple photography activities and guided discussion, you'll have the chance to reflect, connect with others and explore what matters to you.

📸 No photography experience needed
💻 Online via Zoom
📅 17 June, 1 July and 15 July
🕕 6pm - 8pm

You don't need special equipment or any previous experience. Just come as you are.

Find out more and sign up: https://buff.ly/4dYVuMp

09/06/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🧡

This month, we're celebrating and standing with our LGBTQIA+ MS community.

Pride Month is a celebration of how far LGBTQIA+ rights have come. But it's also a time to recognise the challenges LGBTQIA+ people still face today. For people living with MS, that includes health inequalities and barriers to accessing healthcare.

For the first time ever, we'll be marching at Pride Edinburgh on 20 June! We'd love for you to join us. Find out more: https://buff.ly/fjPMC2r

You can also read more about health inequalities affecting LGBTQIA+ people living with MS on our website: https://buff.ly/yJGtrQv

Happy Pride Month from all of us at MS Society Scotland. 🧡

08/06/2026

This Carers Week, we're recognising the unpaid carers who support people living with MS every day. 🧡

Many carers don't think of themselves as carers. They're husbands, wives, partners, parents, children, relatives and friends. But recognising yourself as a carer can help you access support, information and advice.

If you support someone living with MS, we're here to help.

Find out more about support for carers: https://buff.ly/lkU9DBm

07/06/2026

We're proud to be supporting Together We Move (), a Scotland-wide campaign celebrating all forms of movement, this summer.

Meaningful movement looks different for everyone - and that's something that people living with MS know only too well. Your movements matter, no matter how big, or how small.

As part of , we're celebrating all the ways people across Scotland move, connect and take part.

You can get involved by sharing a photo or video of your movement and using so we can celebrate with you.

Every movement counts. Every story matters.

06/06/2026

Across Scotland, our volunteer-led Local Groups organise meetups, activities, fundraising and services that help people stay connected and supported.

Find out more about getting involved with a local group on our website: https://buff.ly/Qi7SfgK

Are you part of an MS Society local group? Let us know in the comments!

05/06/2026

⭐ Our MS Superstar today is the incredible Jackie O'Neill! ⭐

"Living with MS myself, I know how important fundraising is in the hope that one day we can stop MS for good."

Jackie, alongside her friends Angie and Karen, recently raised an incredible £5,210 for the MS Society and Alzheimer's Research UK through a Ladies Day Spring Sparkling Afternoon Tea and one very daring challenge: the Highland Fling Bridge Swing!

While Angie and Karen stayed on solid ground, Jackie took the leap, completing a 132-foot freefall jump from the Garry Bridge in Killiecrankie.

Jackie's fundraising is inspired by her own experience of living with MS. She was diagnosed in 2012 at the age of 35 and knows first-hand how important support and research are for people affected by the condition.

And this latest fundraiser is just one part of her incredible contribution. Over the years, Jackie has raised more than £13,000 to help stop MS.

Thank you, Jackie, for all you do to support people affected by MS. You're a true MS Superstar. 🧡

04/06/2026

Have you ever thought about volunteering with the MS Society? 💭

Across Scotland, incredible volunteers help people affected by MS access support, connection and community in all sorts of different ways.

From supporting local groups and fundraising events to campaigning, helping shape our services and more, every volunteer makes a difference.

Whether you live with MS yourself, love somebody who does, or just want to get involved in your community - there could be a role for you.

Could this be your year to volunteer? 🧡 Check out the link in the comments to find out more.

03/06/2026

This Volunteers’ Week, we’re celebrating the people who make sure nobody has to face MS alone. 🧡

Across Scotland, our local group volunteers create vital spaces for connection and community. From organising meetups to offering a listening ear, their hard work means that people living with and affected by MS are seen and supported.

Could this be your year to volunteer? Find out more: https://buff.ly/NkeFCMz

📹 Watch our amazing Group Coordinator for MS Society Ayrshire and Arran, Joanne, talk about what volunteering means to her.

02/06/2026

Did you know it’s Volunteers Week?

Every day, our volunteers make a huge difference to people with MS. 🧡

Across Scotland, hundreds of volunteers support people affected by MS through local groups, fundraising, campaigning and services like our MS Help Hub.

Their time, care and dedication help people access information and support when they need it.

This , we’re celebrating the incredible volunteers who help power our MS community, and showing how you could get involved too.

If you think this could be your year to volunteer, find out more about volunteering with the MS Society: https://buff.ly/KeYLHjg

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GyleWorks, 34 South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh EH12 9EB
Edinburgh
EH288PP

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+441313354050

Website

http://www.mssociety.org.uk/

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