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I’ve been working with the MS Society for about eight years, at the Kilkenny and Hilcrest facilities, but in total I have worked at the MS Society for 16 years. As an Exercise Therapist, I manage the gym and deliver exercise programs tailored for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). These programs are based on […]

What would you do with $100,000? With just a $10 ticket in our MS Cash for a Cause Lottery, you could find out, and at the same time, help improve the lives of more than 3,000 people across South Australia and the Northern Territory living with multiple sclerosis (MS). MS is a lifelong, often invisible

The MS Society SA & NT will be trialling a new service pricing structure, effective from 19 May 2025. This is our first adjustment in several years and brings our pricing in line with current NDIS and industry standards. These changes will help ensure the long-term sustainability of our services for people living with multiple

*To respect privacy, this article does not include an actual photo of the individual mentioned or their name, as per the request of the winner* When the call came through to let our African Safari MS Life Changer Lottery winner know they had won the grand prize, the first reaction was pure disbelief. In fact,

Australians are hitting the ground running, walking, dancing, and everything in between, as the 2025 May 50K challenge officially kicks off! Since 2019, The May 50K has united thousands of Australians each May in a powerful movement to raise funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis (MS). This national, fitness challenge invites participants to move 50km,

In recognition of ANZAC Day, we want to share the story of one of our clients, Maria, a woman whose courage, endurance and strength reflect the same values we honour on ANZAC Day. Maria, now 79, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at age 65. But her story of resilience started long before that, when

I was diagnosed with MS at the age of 58, after enduring a difficult three and a half years of misdiagnosis. My symptoms first appeared during my time at the gym, where I noticed my legs becoming increasingly fatigued despite pushing harder. The real wake-up call came one day when I was climbing a waterfall

Multiple Solutions is kicking goals in the Disability Employment space, having after receiving the Bronze IEP Professional Excellence Award from the Institute of Employability Professionals (IEP). The Multiple Solutions teams is making strides in the employability sector, and this award reaffirms their hard work and commitment to advancing professional development and striving for excellence in

My name is Margot, and I serve as the Team Leader for all our physiotherapists at the MS Society, while also practicing as a physiotherapist myself. As part of the physio team, I work closely with clients who have multiple sclerosis (MS), helping them understand and manage their symptoms as best as possible. These symptoms

This year marks a monumental milestone in the fight against Multiple Sclerosis (MS) as we celebrated our 20th anniversary of the MS Mighty Swim. Over the course of 24 hours, 13 teams—from seasoned swimmers to first-time participants—came together at the Unley Swimming Centre for a relay-style event like no other. We were pleased to have