MS Society of Canada: Coastal Regional Chapter – Vancouver Island

Every spring more than 30,000 Canadians come together in their communities to fundraise for and participate in MS Walk. They take a stand against MS and support those who are affected by multiple sclerosis. Take the next step and join us as we work to build a more hopeful future for Canadians living with MS.

Sign up to volunteer today!

Questions or concerns? Contact me at Jenessa.Noviello@mssociety.ca or at 250-388-6496 Ext. 7326.

Bring your family and friends together to share in the start/finish-line activities, team awards ceremonies and amazing stories from people living with MS! We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Every spring more than 30,000 Canadians come together in their communities to fundraise for and participate in MS Walk. They take a stand against MS and support those who are affected by multiple sclerosis. Take the next step and join us as we work to build a more hopeful future for Canadians living with MS.

Sign up to volunteer today!

Questions or concerns? Contact me at Jenessa.Noviello@mssociety.ca or at 250-388-6496 Ext. 7326.

Bring your family and friends together to share in the start/finish-line activities, team awards ceremonies and amazing stories from people living with MS! We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Every spring more than 30,000 Canadians come together in their communities to fundraise for and participate in MS Walk. They take a stand against MS and support those who are affected by multiple sclerosis. Take the next step and join us as we work to build a more hopeful future for Canadians living with MS.

Sign up to volunteer today!

Questions or concerns? Contact me at Jenessa.Noviello@mssociety.ca or at 250-388-6496 Ext. 7326.

Bring your family and friends together to share in the start/finish-line activities, team awards ceremonies and amazing stories from people living with MS! We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

The Friendly Visiting Program is designed to provide informal support for persons living with multiple sclerosis (MS) that reside within the continuing care continuum – long term care, supportive living, and home environments.

The program provides support, increased awareness of community resources, engaging in shared activities, and in some cases provides a means of respite care for caregivers of persons with MS.

The mission of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is:

To be a leader in finding a cure for multiple sclerosis and enabling people affected by MS to enhance their quality of life

The MS Society of Canada provides support and services to people who are:

• Living with a diagnosis of MS or an MS allied disease
• Waiting for a diagnosis with respect to MS or an MS allied disease
• Close to a person with MS or an MS allied disease, such as family and friends
• Caregivers to a person with MS or an allied MS disease
• Healthcare professionals, employers, institutions and students

The MS Society offers a variety of programs and services to help people affected by multiple sclerosis effectively manage and cope with the disease.