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Volunteer with us

Everyday people like you make a huge difference to people with MS. Find out about ways to volunteer your time to help our community.

Importance of charity volunteering

We rely heavily on volunteers to support our mission and improve the lives of people affected by MS. Volunteers play an important role in:

  • fundraising events
  • delivering resources to people affected by MS
  • advocating for MS research and policy
  • providing care and support to the MS community

Volunteers who generously donate their time are critical to our success. Join a community of passionate people coming together to improve people’s lives and create a world free of MS.

Volunteering has been a positive outlet for me when coming to terms with a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis. It has meant that I feel I can make a positive difference for people with MS. It makes me feel part of a family and network that supports one another.
Dr Thomas Leahy - Cymru Council member and Cardiff Vale Group Coordinator

We have a wide range of volunteer roles available. So you should be able to find something to suit your skills. And help you develop new ones!

Search all our volunteering opportunities

Questions about volunteering

  • Can I volunteer remotely?

We do have remote volunteering roles available. These can be done from the comfort of your own home, online or over the phone.

  • Can I volunteer if I’m living with MS myself?

Yes! Many of our volunteers are living with MS. We’ve been told they find it a rewarding way to give back to the MS community. Search our volunteering opportunities to find one that’s right for you.

  • How do the MS Society keep their volunteers safe?

The safety of our volunteers is very important to us. We provide training and guidance on topics such as safeguarding and health and safety to ensure that the right checks, balances and support are in place.

The most enjoyable part of volunteering with the MS Society is being part of a large, friendly community. It's given me the opportunity to help support people, see them gain confidence, practical knowledge so that they can help each other and make new friends.
Ann Davies - Group Coordinator, Brentwood and Chelmsford Group.

Explore how you can help our MS community

Shape how we work

People living with the effects of MS are at the heart of what we do. From sitting on our Board of Trustees to joining advisory panels, there's lots of ways to lend your voice to help us improve the services and support we deliver.

Find out about ways to shape our work

Campaign with us

Our campaigns community stands up for the rights of everyone affected by MS. From speaking up to make welfare make sense, to taking action to make sure everyone can get the right treatments at the right time: we need your help.

Find out how you can get involved in campaigns

Support our projects

Could you get involved in managing our projects? We need people to help with planning, administration and keeping us on track. Whatever your experience, we can support you to develop your skills on projects that help people affected by MS.

Support projects that help everyone with MS

Be a fundraising volunteer

Whether you've got hours, days or minutes to spare, you can help raise the money we need to stop MS.

There's lots of ways to get involved. Will you join us?

Explore ways to raise funds to stop MS
Volunteers having a discussion at a local MS group meeting

Volunteer Impact Awards

Do you know someone who's made a huge impact volunteering for us? Show your appreciation by nominating them for an Impact Award. 

Nominate a volunteer for an Impact Award

About us

We’re the MS Society – a community of people living with MS, scientists, campaigners, volunteers and fundraisers.

We understand what life’s like with MS, and we support each other through the highs, lows and everything in between.

And we’re driving research into more – and better – treatments. For everyone.

Together, we are strong enough to stop MS.

Learn more about us