MS Society UK

MS Society UK We’re here for everyone affected by MS. We fund research, raise awareness and help you manage MS so you can live well. Will you join us?
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Our page is moderated from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Our MS Help Hub is here for you on 0808 800 8000 or [email protected]. The MS Society is the UK’s biggest multiple sclerosis (MS) charity. We’re here to provide support for people living with MS and drive research into better treatments for everyone. Our vision is a world free from the effects of MS. In 1953, Richard and Mary Cave founded the MS Society. Mary had MS and they were frustrated at the lack of treatments and support available, so decided to do something about it. They set up our very first meeting at Chelsea Town Hall in West London. Today, our local groups meet in every part of the UK. Richard and Mary’s work has inspired thousands of volunteers, supporters and staff members to make a difference to the lives people affected by MS.

📣 October is a time to celebrate and honour Black people’s contributions to life across the UK. But it’s also an opportu...
05/10/2026

📣 October is a time to celebrate and honour Black people’s contributions to life across the UK.

But it’s also an opportunity to shine a light on issues that are often overlooked in Black communities. One of these is MS.

Representation matters. Accuracy matters. Balance matters.

So, throughout October, we’ll share the stories and experiences of those who are Black and have MS.

Happy Black History Month. 🧡

04/10/2026

We asked you to describe fatigue in 3 words.

Your responses were enlightening, and we had to share them.

Balancing your day-to-day life can be difficult when you’ve got limited energy reserves. But some things can help.

Read more about fatigue and how to manage it: https://mssoc.uk/3TMqNEN

One week on from MS Walk London 2026. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped raise more than £100,000 to support...
03/10/2026

One week on from MS Walk London 2026.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped raise more than £100,000 to support people affected by MS.

Here’s a look back at the day. 📸

Everyone can now apply for the Disabled Persons Railcard using the same online application. There are different ways to ...
02/10/2026

Everyone can now apply for the Disabled Persons Railcard using the same online application.

There are different ways to qualify, including if you get certain disability benefits, have a Blue Badge or already have a Disabled Persons Bus Pass.

You can also provide a letter from a health professional explaining how your MS or other condition affects your ability to travel by train.

Need help applying? You can speak to our MS Help Hub on 0808 800 8000 or email [email protected].

📢 If you’ve been wanting to take part, this is your sign.This October, join others who want to make a difference for peo...
01/10/2026

📢 If you’ve been wanting to take part, this is your sign.

This October, join others who want to make a difference for people affected by MS. Sign up to our dog challenge and claim your free dog bandana:
https://mssoc.uk/4yxDQZS

29/09/2026

Join our MS nurses next Tuesday 6 October for a Q and A!

If you want to ask a question, reply to this post here by next Tuesday. And our nurses will get back to you! 💻

Our nurses are on hand for questions about treatment options, medication and symptom management. 🧡

28/09/2026

Have you ever considered taking part in a clinical trial?

There are lots of benefits to taking part in MS research. 🔬

We spoke to PhD student Hiba Adan and Dr Sean Apap Mangion about these benefits.

They shared how taking part in research can make a big difference to both the person living with MS and the MS community. 🧡

Are you wondering how to tell your employer that you have MS?It can be hard to manage MS symptoms at work. But you might...
27/09/2026

Are you wondering how to tell your employer that you have MS?

It can be hard to manage MS symptoms at work. But you might be worried about how to have the conversation.

Join us for our webinar on how to inform your employer you have MS. And how to manage symptoms in the workplace.

📆 Wednesday 30 September
⏰ 6:30pm

Find out how to register: https://mssoc.uk/3T8QgIx

This October, join the celebs who've already taken part in our dog walking challenge 🐶Team up with your pooch and walk o...
26/09/2026

This October, join the celebs who've already taken part in our dog walking challenge 🐶

Team up with your pooch and walk or roll 50 miles throughout October to raise funds to help stop MS.

Thank you to our celeb supporters Claire King, Nicola Walker and Ambassador Kadeena Cox OBE for taking part over the years.

Don’t miss out on the fun! Sign up: https://mssoc.uk/4isWugq

Say hello to Emma! 👋 She was diagnosed with MS at the age of 24.She tells us how uncertain and fearful she felt about th...
25/09/2026

Say hello to Emma! 👋 She was diagnosed with MS at the age of 24.

She tells us how uncertain and fearful she felt about the future.

But she shares how running gave her back a sense of control and helped her listen to her body. 🧡

And how she’s adapted to the unpredictability of MS.

Read Emma’s story: https://mssoc.uk/4rwCjR9

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