With MS Awareness Week coming up on 19 – 25 April, it’s been incredible to hear from our community about their experiences of talking about their condition with others.
This summer, we’re launching a new service we’ve developed that will provide tailored and targeted information and support to people with MS.
To ensure we recruit volunteers fairly, and apply the appropriate screening checks, we’re making some changes to our DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service) checking requirements.
After such a difficult year, people living with MS have never needed our support more.
In our email to you on 26 February we told you about our exciting plans for MS Awareness Week 2021.
End of life charity Marie Curie estimate that more than three million people have been bereaved since the pandemic began.
We know that, with the gradual easing of lockdown, a number of groups are keen to restart their face-to-face services, and are awaiting guidance on how to do this.
Some of our groups have recently been asking for help to assess grant applications.
In our last Community Networks email on 12 February, we informed you of work taking place to resolve some issues on our website.
MS is often misunderstood, but by shining a spotlight on the experiences of people living with MS we can help to change that.
