This year let's support our amazing MS nurses

For this year's MS Awareness Week we want to celebrate the invaluable work of our MS nurses. How could you get involved? Tell us about your Super Nurse, find out how the MS Trust makes sure nurses receive crucial training and information, help spread the word about this vital work and help raise much needed funds so that we can continue to support nurses to help everyone affected by multiple sclerosis...

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Jayne Roberts on being nominated as an MS Super Nurse Our latest Super Nurse nominee is Jayne Roberts, MS specialist nurse at Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust. more

A truly remarkable lady In the lead up to MS Awareness Week 2013, which runs from 29 April–5 May... more


Will you Be Bold in Blue this MS Awareness Week? Be Bold in Blue is the MS Trust's fundraising campaign for MS Awareness Week (29 April to 5 May)... more

How will you Be Bold in Blue this year?

Last year Ellie Halley and her family raised over £4,000 by holding a fun day in memory of her brother Paul. Hertford Heath School raised over £500 last MS Awareness Week by selling blue merchandise and dressing blue. Lilley, aged 11, sold cakes at her school for MS Awareness Week 2012 and raised £56. Gateshead Council dressed blue for last year's Be Bold in Blue campaign and raised £900. Staff at West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre raised nearly £400 throughout last year's MS Awareness Week. Teva Pharmaceuticals Ltd took part in last year's Be Bold in Blue and raised £64 selling cakes. The Cottage Nursery, Shivenham raised £43 from selling cakes & books during last year's MS Awareness Week.

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How my MS nurse helped me

Stumbling in Flats: They're like MS midwives. You can see a consultant when you're diagnosed... Read Stumbling in Flats' full story...

Charlotte: The hospital was brilliant in offering me support and tried to tell me that I wasn't alone. Read Charlotte's full story...
Ruth: MS nurses take just that tiny bit of extra care and have a different responsibility which allows them to... Read Ruth's full story...

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  • £5 provides a new MS nurse with our information for health professionals book, giving them a thorough overview of MS and its management
  • £14 covers the cost of sending our Way Ahead newsletter to an MS nurse for a year
  • £35 provides an hour's worth of support and mentoring for an MS nurse, from our Specialist Nurse Advisor
  • £50 covers the cost of one of our weekly research updates, keeping MS nurses informed about the very latest research in MS