Our volunteer forums in autumn are important because they will help to determine the future of the MS Society’s local branches, groups and services.
At our spring forums we discussed with you and listened to what you had to say about how we can improve the way we work together.
Over the summer we have been considering all your feedback and at our autumn forums we plan to share our proposals as to how we think our volunteer network needs to be structured in the future, to help us build on the fantastic work you already do to help people affected by MS.
These proposals will affect everyone who volunteers for a local group, whether you volunteer on a branch committee, or you are a support volunteer or volunteer fundraiser. It is therefore important that your group or branch is represented.
The all-day Forums provide you with the opportunity to feed-back your opinions. Your views matter and will determine the final recommendations in early 2016. Please click on the forum below that you would like to attend, to be taken through to the registration form.
Book your place now
Click on the locations below to visit the Eventbrite page to book your place. All Forums are from 10.30am - 3.30pm.
- Thetford, 30 October
- Maidstone, 30 October
- Oxford, 2 November
- Cannock, 3 November
- Wetherby, 4 November
- Penrith, 5 November
- Lincoln, 5 November
- Newcastle, 6 November
- North London, 6 November
- South London, 7 November
- Stevenage, 9 November
- Worcester, 11 November
- Bournemouth, 11 November
- Warrington, 12 November
- Inverness, 14 November
- Leyland, 14 November
- Lewes, 16 November
- Taunton, 18 November
- Leicester, 18 November
- Guildford, 20 November
- Chelmsford, 20 November
- Glasgow, 21 November
- Edinburgh,, 28 November
- Dundee, 28 November
The forums are open to all volunteers and there are dates and locations across the UK.
Please note that Forums in Wales and Northern Ireland are subject to a separate booking process.
If you have any questions about the forums, please contact your Local Networks Officer.
