MS Awareness Week 2025

MS conversations are happening all the time and we want to show that opening up about MS can be empowering. Whether it’s a difficult conversation with family member who’s just been diagnosed or taking the step to ask an employer for support, finding the right words might be hard.

That’s why we’re once again teaming up with other MS charities to share one unified message - talking about MS can be dificult, but it doesn't have to be

Who's taking part in MS Awareness Week 2025?

During MS Awareness Week we'll be teaming up with:

• MS Trust
• MS Together
• MS-UK
• Neuro Therapy Network
• Overcoming MS
• Shift.ms
• Talks with MS

Get involved in MS Awareness Week?

All week long, we’ll be sharing stories and resources to help start those all-important conversations – whether you have MS yourself or want to be there for someone in your life who does. On social media you can search #MSConversations.

If you’re hosting a face-to-face meeting during MS Awareness Week we’ve created a session plan to help you.

Host your own MS Awareness Week session

You can also download:

• social media templates (below)
• social media prompts (DOCX 24 KB)
• a poster to print and share (PDF 344 KB)

Instagram stories

• "MS affects over 150,000 people in the UK" (jpg 1.1 MB)
• "MS is three times more common in women than men" (jpg 1.1 MB)
• "MS symptoms can be invisible, unpredictable, and are different for everyone" (jpg 1.1 MB)
• "It's time to start a conversation" (jpg 1.1 MB)

Instagram posts

• "MS affects over 150,000 people in the UK" (jpg 876 KB)
• "MS is three times more common in women than men" (jpg 884 KB)
• "MS symptoms can be invisible, unpredictable, and are different for everyone" (jpg 910 KB)
• "It's time to start a conversation" (jpg 892 kB)

X, Facebook and LinkedIn

• "MS affects over 150,000 people in the UK" (jpg 758 KB)
• "MS is three times more common in women than men" (jpg 773 KB)
• "MS symptoms can be invisible, unpredictable, and are different for everyone" (jpg 791 KB)
• "It's time to start a conversation" (jpg 892 kB)

Start a conversation

We also want to hear from you!

Have you had a memorable or significant MS conversation you’d like to share in the media? Do you have some top tips on how to talk about MS with friends, family or at work?

If you'd like to get in touch, please email [email protected].