Back in 2017, a review of the holiday homes we managed through our group network found that we lacked the resources to train, supervise and support the volunteers that ran them.
Our volunteers play an incredible role supporting the MS community across the UK, and we want to ensure that volunteering is a positive experience for everyone.
World MS Day had the theme of ‘connections’ this year and we focussed on ways our community has been staying connected.
This year we’re holding MS Walks in London, Belfast, Cardiff, Bristol and Manchester. Together, we’re aiming to raise over £300,000 for the Stop MS Appeal.
We’ve got a challenge that will spring our supporters into action up and down the UK even though social distancing guidelines are still in place and we can’t fundraise the way we normally would...
Earlier this year, we asked our amazing community to once more get behind our Stop MS Appeal to help find treatments for everyone with MS.
We’ve joined a coalition of 18 charities – including Kidney Care UK and Blood Cancer UK – to call on employers to put extra measures in place for vulnerable staff going back to work.
Since mid-April, we’ve been holding Zoom sessions to explain the new processes and paperwork our groups need to use if they wish to restart certain face-to-face services and social activities.
Are you seeking a new volunteering challenge? Or do you know somebody who is?
