Meet Peter Munari, a long-time client of the MS Society SA & NT, who is well-known for his quick wit, quality humour, and ability to make anyone laugh. But behind the infectious personality is a powerful story of resilience and strength in the face of a life-changing diagnosis. Peter was just 28 years old when

Multiple Solutions, in collaboration with the MS Society SA & NT, has been selected to deliver disability employment services in the southern Adelaide region, for the next five years, under the Australian Government’s new Inclusive Employment Australia model, from 1 November 2025. This outcome acknowledges the organisation’s shared commitment to supporting people living with multiple sclerosis, disabilities,

We’re pleased to be working with the Flinders University once again, to offer free short-term counselling for clients, carers and family members. These sessions will be provided by two Final-year Master of Counselling (Behavioural Health) students, John Kaimins and Priyanshu. John and Priyanshu are eager to gain experience while also providing valuable support to you

A world-first Australian study is using DNA to identify a person’s genetic risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS) to understand how their immune system responds to a common virus linked to the disease. Led by Dr David Stacey at the University of South Australia, the study is part of MS Australia’s latest Incubator Grant round,

Hi, I’m Amy, and I’m the Education, Outreach and Peer Program Coordinator at the MS Society SA & NT. I’m also one of the friendly voices on the MS Assist phoneline and the person behind many of our support emails. I’ve been part of the Society since August 2011, over thirteen years now, and what

Hi, I’m Jess. I’m the Disability and Inclusion Advocate and a Lived Experience Mentor at the MS Society SA & NT, and I’ve been in this role for about three and a half years. In my work as a disability advocate, I support clients to exercise their rights. This might mean helping them access the