The MS Trust is delighted to announce that it will feature in the September BBC Lifeline Appeal at 2.45pm this Sunday (September 16) on BBC One. Please tune in and help us raise awareness of MS and the work of the MS Trust.

Beccy Huxtable from The Scott Mills Show on BBC Radio 1 talks about how she turned to the MS Trust for help and support when diagnosed with MS in 2012.

Researchers have investigated how the risk of developing long term disability has changed over the last three decades for people whose MS begins in childhood.

Looking for a fundraising experience you’ll never forget? Get ready for the flight of a lifetime with Wing Walks for MS Trust!

The Multiple Sclerosis Development Module for Specialist Healthcare Professionals is a week-long residential course run by the MS Trust for new-in-post MS specialists.

Run this fast and flat route through the historic city of Oxford and annual sell-out event you don't want to miss!

This World MS Day 2026 we are joining the campaign to highlight our information for people newly diagnosed with MS. We strive for our free Making Sense of MS booklet and supporting resources to be available to the 135 people diagnosed each week.

What is the MS hug? Also called banding or girdling, the MS hug is a symptom of multiple sclerosis where you feel as if you have a tight band or pressure around your chest or ribs. Learn more about the MS hug in this A-Z entry.

Students from the MS Trust Development Module on MS care and management presented their assignments at MS nursing conference At The Limits.