Last updated: 1 May 2019
Advanced multiple sclerosis (AMS) describes severe burden or disabilities caused by MS, requiring complex care. Here are some ideas to help you and your carers get the support you need.
Information, tips and community support for partners, family and friends with care and caring responsibilities for people with MS in the UK.
NHS continuing healthcare is health and social care that is arranged and paid for solely by the NHS and delivered at your home or in a residential setting. It is available if you live in England and are assessed as having long-term complex health needs.
Respite care is short-term, temporary support that allows people with multiple sclerosis (MS), and the family members or carers who look after them, to have a break and a little time to themselves.
Advance care planning (ACP) is the process of thinking, and having conversations, about the care you would like in the future if your health were to change.
Our new interactive video experience helps you learn about advance care planning, including who to involve and when to start thinking ahead in MS.
22 February 2018
The MS Trust has launched a programme to pioneer a new role in MS services: Advanced MS Champions. But what difference will these champions make to people living with advanced MS?
16 September 2018
Don, 86, is a carer to his wife Sandie. He shares his experiences of caring for a loved-one with MS.
