We are NDIS registered
The MS Society is registered to provide services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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Join Team MS in the City-Bay!
Have you been thinking about running/walking the Westpac City-Bay?
Why not do it for Team MS and help us raise funds to provide essential services to people living with multiple sclerosis in SA and NT.
Find out how you can join Team MS or support our runners!
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MS Cash for a Cause Lottery
Don’t miss out on your chance to win one of our 50 cash prizes.
Tickets just $10 each │ Lottery drawn 14 November 2018 | SA Licence number M13503
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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Multiple sclerosis is the most common degenerative neurological condition diagnosed in young adults, with over 75% of people diagnosed under the age of 40.
NEW Specialist Continence services
The MS Society SA/NT is pleased to announce the introduction of our new specialist MS Continence services now available at our Hillcrest office!
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A tribute to Ruth Ziegeler
It is with great sadness that the MS Society SA/NT mourns the passing of Ruth Ziegeler. The MS Society would like to acknowledge the service Ruth provided to people with MS, and her exceptional commitment and contribution to making the MS Mighty Swim a success.
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Stop the spread this flu season
Influenza (commonly known as flu) season is upon us and now is the time to start taking preventative measures to help keep you, and the people around you, happy and healthy this winter.
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'Gifting' of unwanted medication concerns addressed
We often receive questions about 'gifting' unwanted medications.
Please see a response from our MS Nursing team.
Read moreThank you for your ongoing support
Without your contribution, and government funding, we couldn’t continue to provide services to thousands of South Australians with MS.