Volunteers are a vital part of our work, donating time and expertise to help us support people affected by MS.

International Nurses Day: Thank you to MS Nurses who are supporting better MS care.

By fundraising your way – whether a sponsored challenge, dress down day at work, or something else entirely – you can help support our work and people living with multiple sclerosis.

After years of smoking, Mohammed Baashar quit to protect his health from worsening MS. With nicotine patches and determination, he's now healthier, stronger, and smoke-free.

Frustrated how multiple sclerosis is typecast in the media? We often hear that TV shows, newspapers and social media do not show the kind of MS most of you experience. So we asked three journalists with MS for their standpoint.

At the MS Trust we offer a range of benefits to our staff, including hybrid working options, a company pension, Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) and much more.

Spasticity and spasms are a common symptom of MS and can have a big impact on your daily life. To find out how they can be successfully treated and managed, we put some of your questions to physiotherapist, Katrina Buchanan.

On International Nurses' Day (12 May 2026), we take a moment to recognise not only the skill and dedication of nurses working in neurology, but also the generosity with which they share knowledge, support one another and lead improvement in care.

MS mobility problems can impact your mental health. Here’s five tips to help you stay more upbeat and mobile.