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‘Living with Multiple Sclerosis in 2019’ Report Released

19/08/2019

MS Australia along with MS Queensland and other MS societies across Australia, commissioned research to understand unmet demand and emerging needs of people living with MS, their families and carers.

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MS Queensland Advocacy Priorities 01/10/2019 MS Queensland recently undertook a community survey to understand what advocacy issues were a priority for people living with MS and other neurological conditions.

Charlie Bennett: husband, carer, advocate, ambassador, fundraiser and finalist for Influencer of the Year 01/10/2019 Charlie Bennett certainly has influence and this year, he was a national finalist for ‘Influencer of the Year’ at the Third Sector Awards.

Preparing for an emergency when you’re living with a chronic illness or disability 30/09/2019 We’ve provided some brief steps below to help you consider some of the areas where you may need help in a disaster and how you can plan for these.

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.

Setting Goals (with Lisa Trendle) 19/08/2019 Learn more on goal setting with MS from Lisa; a fantastic MS ambassador who's been a trailblazer in getting people with a disability active and involved.

MS Queensland’s Limited Edition Lottery celebrates its 200th draw 02/08/2019 More than 30 years on, and more than $30 million in prize cars given away, our lottery is celebrating its 200th draw this month!

Tate’s Readathon fundraiser for his mum 01/08/2019 For Tate Kerr, MS is a part of his every day life and the MS Readathon is a way the six-year-old can help his mum, Rachel Kerr who has been living with MS since the age of 17.

MS Queensland & the Royal Commission 31/07/2019 Royal commissions are the highest form of inquiry on matters of public importance and MS Queensland welcomes and fully supports the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability (the Royal Commission).

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