MS Queensland | Ensuring no Queenslander faces MS alone

We provide support and care, offer information, fund research for a cure and raise awareness for multiple sclerosis and other neurological diseases in Queensland

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Newly Diagnosed MS Queensland is here to help you through your diagnosis and to ensure no one faces MS alone. We are here anytime, anywhere and as often as you need us.

Services and Support Browse our comprehensive range of services and support for people living with MS and their families.

Workshops and Webinars Attend events or watch online for information on living with MS.

Service Coordination MS Queensland provides people with MS and other progressive neurological diseases (PND) with a single point of contact to coordinate all their care requirements.

Become a regular giver By becoming a regular giver, your donations will be helping ensure Queenslanders living with MS don’t have to face it alone.

Join an Event We run some of the biggest fundraising events in Queensland. There is something for everyone to take part in and make a difference.

Make a Donation Help us make sure no one in Queensland faces MS alone. Your donation helps us provide vital services for people with MS and helps us contribute to the research for a cure.

Buy a Lottery Ticket Enjoy the best odds for winning luxury prizes like a Mercedes-Benz and help us continue to support people living with MS.

MS Brissie to the Bay 2020

Join Queensland's largest charity bike ride, the MS Brissie to the Bay, for our 30th anniversary! Sign up now for the 10km, 25km, 50km, 100km or brand new 130km course on Sunday 14 June, in the ride to fight MS.
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MS IN NUMBERS

23K +

Australians live with MS.

3X

more common in women

$1B +

annual cost of MS to individuals and the Australian community

4%

climb in number of people diagnosed each year

23K +

Australians live with MS.

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3X

more common in women
$1B +

annual cost of MS to individuals and the Australian community
4%

climb in number of people diagnosed each year