The MS Society is here to help people with MS remain independent regardless of individual situations or needs. We help find appropriate health and social services and housing options for people whose life changes require special accommodations.
Accessible housing
Charlotte Commons
Charlotte Commons offers accessible, affordable apartments located near the University of Minnesota.
Kingsley Commons
Kingsley Commons is one of the nation's first apartment buildings designed to provide independent living to people with multiple sclerosis.
Olin Crossing
Accessible condominiums with personal care services along the Hiawatha Light Rail Line.
Join the accessible housing interest list
Receive information and the latest updates about accessible housing for people with MS in Minnesota.
Independent living resources
What a Difference a Day Makes
If you are living with multiple sclerosis and need a helping hand around the house, volunteers are available to help.
Aids for Daily Living Grant
The Minnesota Chapter offers a program that provides limited financial assistance to help purchase new aids for daily living.
Chore Services Grant
The Minnesota Chapter offers program that provides limited financial assistance to help purchase chore services.
Personal Financial Counseling
Free counseling sessions with financial experts to help you navigate the complex world of money.
Adaptive Equipment/Home and Vehicle Modification Grant
The Minnesota Chapter offers a program that provides limited financial assistance to help purchase independent living aids.
Equipment Loan Program
The Minnesota Chapter offers a program that allows people living with MS to try out durable medical equipment before making a significant purchase.
Long-term Services
Long-term services refer to a range of programs provided to people with multiple sclerosis over an extended period — for some, a lifetime.