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Latest jobs

Our people are our greatest asset and the key to our success.

Will you join our lives and help stop MS?

Head of HR

Our Head of HR will take responsibility for driving forward our new ambitious employee engagement strategy.

Senior Policy Officer (Community and Social Care)

We’re looking for a Senior Policy Officer to join our Policy and Evidence team. Help us secure improvements to vital care and support that people with MS, their families and carers, rely on to live well.

Digital Analyst and Optimisation Lead

We’ve got an opening for an experienced Digital Analyst and Optimisation Lead to join our brilliant Digital and Content Team.

Research Communications Officer

We're looking for an experienced Research Communications Officer to join our team.

Press and Communications Officer

We're looking for a part-time Press and Communications Officer to join our hardworking, creative and supportive MS Cymru team

Fundraising Executive

We’re looking for a new Fundraising Executive to join our friendly, creative and hard-working team.

It took me two weeks to think “I need to stay here”

Jonathan, or JB, our Head of Campaigns and External Relations reflects on what's special about working for the MS Society.

A job with a sense of purpose

Danielle joined us in 2008 and has been our Governance Manager since 2019. In this blog, she talks about the different roles she's had here, and how she balances work with managing her MS.

Joining the fight to stop MS

Sadie is our Digital Project Coordinator. She joined us in February 2021 after finding out about MS through a family friend.

Our people

Our people are the key to our success. We're a UK-wide community of volunteers, fundraisers, researchers and campaigners working together to stop MS.

Find out more about our people

Purple box white writing reads our renewed commitment to being a more equal organisation #BlackLivesMatter

Our commitment to equality

We’re renewing our commitment to be a more equal organisation and better represent people from diverse communities across the UK.

Read our commitment to equality

MS and disability in the LGBTQ+ community

As someone who is queer, mixed-race and has MS it feels important to find myself reflected somewhere. For me Pride means belonging, when we don’t see ourselves reflected in our community, we feel excluded.

Read Jess' reflections on Pride