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Our goal is to improve the quality of life of everyone affected by MS

MS affects more than just the person living with the disease. It affects families, companions and friends, too. We never give up on seeking solutions to issues facing everyone living with the challenges of MS.

For Everyone

Knowledge is Power At-Home Education Program
This education program is designed for people who are newly diagnosed, or for family members and friends interested in learning more about MS.

Walk MS
Walk MS is the rallying point of the MS movement. Meet others who care about MS by participating or volunteering at this inspiring and family friendly annual event.

Bike MS
The Bike MS experience is the ride of your life! Whether you accept the challenge to participate in the ride or join the fun as a volunteer, you will be hooked on the festive spirit of this annual event.

StoryBank
Through the simple act of sharing our stories we are more engaged and connected as a growing community of supporters looking out for each other. By sharing your story, you can help raise awareness around the unique impacts that MS has on the family and friends of those living with the disease. Your voice and your story matter and we are listening!


For Care Partners

Resources for Care Partners
We are here for you and your loved one with MS. This link provides resources to support those caring for someone with MS.   


For Parents

Parenting with MS
The uncertainties and unknowns of MS can make answering your child’s blunt questions anything but easy. This link provides a sample Q and A to help you talk about MS with your kids.

Kids Journey Camp
Our annual summer camp offers rich learning experiences in a fun-filled weekend for children ages 8-13 who have a parent or guardian living with MS.


For Kids

Keep S’myelin Newsletter for Kids
Keep S’myelin is a colorful, engaging, informative, and reassuring newsletter to help children and their parents talk and learn about MS together.