1 IN 3 AUSTRALIANS WILL BE DIRECTLY IMPACTED BY MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic and often debilitating disease which attacks the central nervous system. It is the most common neurological disease in young adults and often attacks people at the time of their lives when they are planning families and building a career. Cases of MS are rising and over 33,300 Australians live with the condition; an increase of 30% in the past four years.
MS Plus offers a suite of services and support to help minimise the impact of living with multiple sclerosis, while the search for a cure continues. This includes support in referral advice and information, everyday tips and tricks, education, emotional support, wellbeing support, symptom management, opportunities to connect with others, employment support, living arrangement support, individual assessment and NDIS and My Aged Care support.
The funds that you raise ensure that people living with multiple sclerosis get the vital support they need to meet their goals and live well, and ensure that no one has to face MS alone.

$78
Can aid and comfort someone struggling to understand and accept a recent MS diagnosis by providing them with an MS education session.

$156
Could pay for our live chat for a day, to make sure there is a supportive person ready to answer questions for a person living with MS in their time of need.

$260
Could pay for an MS Nurse to support a person living with MS and their family through the crisis of worsening MS.
By taking part in the MS Gong Ride and fundraising you help raise money for resources that truly make a difference to people living with MS

16,330
connections through Plus Connect

1,200+
clients receive specialised advice from caring Plus Advisors

$1 Million
contributed to fund vital MS research

229,286
NDIS services delivered - across all services
Attending the MS Gym on a regular basis has allowed me to meet others in a similar position to myself and to discuss helpful aspects of this disease, while having a laugh. While attending the MS Gym I am assured that I am able to use the correct equipment and receive advice suitable to my needs.
Gai, diagnosed 1999
I can’t explain how much this has changed my life. I have my confidence back and a sense of control. I can hang out with my friends again.
Jackie, 36, living with MS
The information and support we received through MS Connect was absolutely invaluable, and we couldn’t be more thankful.
Mr & Mrs Smith, parents of April, diagnosed 2017
It was really good to get some detail and clarify about the subject from an expert.
Terri, diagnosed in October 2014