We are NDIS registered
The MS Society is registered to provide services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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MS Game Changer Lottery SOLD OUT!
Thank you to the amazing generosity of all our supporters. All major prize draws will take place on Wednesday 6 June.
Every ticket sold helps us continue to provide essential services to people with MS, and helps us to fund vital research into the cause and cure.
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MS Cash Bonaza Lottery
Don’t miss out on your chance to win one of our 50 cash prizes.
Tickets just $10 each │ Lottery Drawn 18 July 2018 | SA Licence number M13448
Your ticket purchase supports people living with MS in South Australia and the Northern Territory.
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2018-19 Entertainment Books on sale now!
Purchase your Entertainment Book or Digital app through us and 20% of your $70 membership will go towards supporting people with MS.
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2018 MS Mighty Swim Wrap Up
331 swimmers joined us at the 2018 MS Mighty Swim to help us raise over $90,000 to support people with MS!
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Multiple sclerosis is the most common degenerative neurological condition diagnosed in young adults, with over 75% of people diagnosed under the age of 40.
A healthy brain, the key to living well with MS
Having a healthy brain that functions well is important for people with multiple sclerosis, and by making positive lifestyle choices people with MS can help to keep their brains as healthy as possible.
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Hydrotherapy a hit in Hayborough
In February we expanded our MS Hydrotherapy groups to reach our regional MS members in the Fleurieu Peninsula, with the help of Fleurieu Physiotherapy and Wellness.
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Turning red for World MS Day
On Wednesday 30 May, the MS community in South Australia and the Northern Territory threw on their best red and came together in celebration of World MS Day at two fantastic events held exclusively for our MS members and their family members, carers and friends.
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Without your contribution, and government funding, we couldn’t continue to provide services to thousands of South Australians with MS.