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MS Queensland’s new Toowoomba accommodation will help overcome area’s disability housing shortage

27/08/2020

MS Queensland is proud to announce a new accommodation build of accessible apartments in Toowoomba, with the first ground-breaking taking place on Thursday, August 27th.

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MS Queensland welcomes new CEO David Curd 27/07/2020 We are thrilled to announce the appointment of David Curd as our new CEO as we continue to build on our rich 60-plus year history of serving people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions. David brings more than 30 years’ experience in the health and human services sector to the role, combining 20 years in the not-for-profit sector and 10 years in government.

MS Queensland Wellbeing Centres are re-opening! 15/06/2020 We are pleased to say that many of our Wellbeing Centres are back open, with an increased priority on your safety and wellbeing as others start to head back into the communities where we live and work.

MS Ambassador Self-care Tips 28/05/2020 During the month of May, our MS Ambassadors have been sharing their personal self-care tips. Watch their wellness tips below as there may be some that you can include or start in your everyday life.

CLOSURE OF MS QUEENSLAND WELLBEING CENTRES 24/03/2020 From today 24th March 2020, MS Queensland will be offering an online wellness program following the closure of its Wellbeing Centres across Queensland due to the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic.

Sod turned for new disability care accommodation in Caboolture 03/03/2020 The project complements 83 apartments with 12 NDIS Specialist Disability Apartments, two onsite overnight carer accommodation suites and a 100-bed residential aged care facility.

Improvements for the NDIS Announced 06/01/2020 Read more about the six areas of focus announced, all of which have specific activities to deliver on the promise of the NDIS.

Professor Pender wins MS Australia’s top award 21/11/2019 Queensland’s very own Professor Michael Pender is the winner of the 2019 John Studdy Award in recognition of his outstanding achievements in research into MS especially his focus on progressive forms of MS.

Pat’s 60-year journey with MS 29/08/2019 Pat hasn’t shared her story until now but decided she wanted to share her story to show others that you can live a long and healthy life with MS.

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