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21/02/2023

Last week MS Australia released a new report detailing the latest MS figures, please read to find out more.

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MS Queensland Survey 21/02/2023 We are doing a research project to help us understand the needs of people living with MS and other neurological conditions.

Join us at our Open Home Inspection! 09/02/2023 We are partnering with Community Housing Limited to host an Open Home Inspection of our new Supported Disability Accommodation (SDA) apartments in Caboolture. The inspection will take place on Wednesday 22nd February at 10.30am.

MS Australia 50 Years President's Medal 31/01/2023 Last year saw 50 years of progress in driving awareness, research, and support for people with MS. To mark this anniversary MS Australia selected 50 recipients from many worthy Australians to be awarded the MS Australia 50 Years President’s Medal.

Glenn

Volunteer Spotlight: Glenn 16/01/2023 From helping with our MS Moonlight Walk packs, to sending pens to our lottery ticket purchasers, Glenn has had a hand in most areas of our fundraising activities.

Ava's Amazing Achievement 16/01/2023 Ava’s mum has been living with multiple sclerosis (MS) since before she was born, and much like you, she wanted to help people living with MS. This August Ava took part in the MS Readathon for the first time and at only 8 years old, she raised a phenomenal $1,696.

Bronwyn and her daughters

Bronwyn's Story 12/01/2023 Bronwyn is an inspiring woman. She has lived around MS nearly her whole life. Bronwyn spent her childhood watching her mother live with advancing MS. To support her family through, she became a ‘little mum’ to her younger sister Kylie. Then, when Bronwyn was just 25 years old, she too was told the words ‘you have MS’.

MS Queensland Christmas closure 22/12/2022 With Christmas just around the corner, we would like to advise that our office closure period for the holiday season.

Tara's Story 21/11/2022 Tara was diagnosed with MS in 2014 when she was 44 years old, having experienced symptoms for several years prior. “After receiving the news, I was upset but also had a moment of relief - I had a definitive diagnosis and there were options available for me” she says.

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