Multiple Sclerosis Society of SA & NT

What a wonderful organisation all the staff have been so helpful and friendly toward my son who has MS can't praise them enough.

I deal with them as my wife has MS the people here are very pleasant and knowledgeable they also are very understanding and helpful

Best place to go if you have Multiple Sclerosis. Once a month they have a group you can go and discuss your condition.

Initially supportive while Helen was still a nurse there. Last 18 months the reception and everyone just fob me off. I joined in Feb 2019 to see if it was because I was not a member. Poor service from social work and nurses ll of this year.

Support services for MS sufferers and their families, to help them understand and manage/cope with their condition

Dreadful for disability employment services. Didn't do anything meaningful to help. Messed up appointments and tried to blame me! If they do it to you, report them. I had emails to prove it. You can change really easily. They didn't seem to want me to know that.

A year on from finding out the mystery illness was MS, I am still learning.
Lots of people helping, but none more than all the wonderful folk at the MS Society. I count it a lucky day when I was advised to get in touch. Living remotely, it is so reassuring to be able to pick up the phone and speak to such patient, caring and knowledgeable. Thank-you for easing the journey and buoying my spirits.
Cheers, Jim

A very well deserved thank you to an amazing team who's genuine and kind hearted dedication to helping the community and those in need are truly inspirational. Ariel and Adam must be specially recognised for all of their tireless work and support to those who have felt helpless and most importantly restoring hope back into the lives of those who felt they had lost long ago, but now only lack the words to express their sincere appreciation for all of your assistance.