Free enquiry service for people with MS in the UK.

Dear Friend,

Our information service continues to provide people with the information and support they need to make the decisions that are right for them…..

Our charity continues to provide current information to help people with MS make sense of what is happening to them; and make sure that there is a friendly and expert person who they can turn to when they need objective answers.  All of our work is only possible because of the help we receive from our supporters, including those who donated via GlobalGiving.

All health and care information produced by the MS Trust, targeted at the public, which is intended to offer information on health and well-being, the diagnosis and treatment of MS, as well as care and service options, is covered by the Information Standard quality mark.  The Information Standard is an independent certification programme commissioned and run by NHS England.  It means that people with MS know that the information they receive from us is clear, accurate, balanced, evidence-based and up-to-date.

Several of our most requested publications have been totally revised and reprinted in the last few months. These include:

• Making Sense of MS – this series of publications is particularly useful for people who have just been diagnosed with MS.  It is designed to help them find just the right amount of information without overwhelming them. 
• Our publications on Primary progressive and Secondary progressive MS - these publications help people to understand more about the different types of MS. They provide information about symptoms and the treatment and support available.

We know that the information we provide for people with MS is of the highest quality, but we thought you might be interested to know what Professor Gavin Giovannoni of Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, has said about the value of our work:

 "I could not imagine seeing someone in my MS clinic and not being able to refer them to the MS Trust.  The MS Trust produces by far the best evidence-based information for people with MS and is responsible for training several generations of MS nurses.  For me a world without the MS Trust is inconceivable.”

None of our work would be possible without the support of people like you.  With your help, we will continue to do all we can to support people living with and affected by MS, so they are able to live the best life possible. We are truly grateful.

With best wishes and thanks from everyone here at the MS Trust.

 Yours sincerely,

Jo Sopala

Director of Development