No one should face MS alone

Nearly 38,000 Australians are living with MS. It is the most commonly acquired neurological disease in young adults, hitting during the prime of life. There is currently no cure.

But with your support, no one has to face MS alone.

Donate Now

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Support MS nurses and expert care

Fund peer support and practical advice

Help families when they need it most

Once Monthly

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$50

Helps ensure the Connect team is available to answer the call, providing expertise and vital support at every stage of a person's journey.

$75

Helps bring people together through Peer Support – finding friendship, practical advice and the human connection that MS can take away.

$150

Can help provide the reassurance, guidance, and support of an MS Nurse when it’s needed most by people living with MS.

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How your gift makes a difference

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Aaron

Aaron was the first person to stay at Lidcombe Home supported disability apartments, next door to our MS Plus Wellbeing Centre. It was a life-changing experience.

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Connie

When tests revealed it was likely Connie had MS, she faced a six-month wait to see a specialist to confirm her diagnosis. So she reached out to an MS Nurse through the Connect line. For the first time in years, Connie felt heard, understood and less afraid.

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David

After 15 years of frustration and misdiagnosis, David was diagnosed with MS just before the Covid lockdowns. David found himself drawn into the Peer Support Program with MS Plus, and now runs his own group that meets every month.

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Tamara

Diagnosed in the middle of Covid, Tamara felt lonely and scared. It took her a while to call the MS Connect team – but when she did, it changed the trajectory of her disease, and her life.