The back of an orange MS Society t-shirt which reads "Let's stop MS together", in the background an orange covered table is laid out with lanyards and leaflets

Latest jobs

Policy, Public Affairs and Campaigns Manager (Wales)

We’re recruiting for a Policy, Public Affairs and Campaign Manager to join our Cymru Team.

Social Media Content Producer - 1 year fixed term contract

We’re looking for an enthusiastic and driven Social Media Content Producer to join our Digital and Content Team.

Commissioning Editor (Digital and Content) – 1 year fixed term contract

We're looking for an experienced Commissioning Editor to join our brilliant digital and content team.

Digital Team Administrator (fixed term contract up to 30 September 2024)

We're looking for a Digital Team Administrator to support our Digital and Content Team.

Volunteer Support Administrator (fixed term contract up to 31 December 2024)

We’re looking for a committed and dependable Administrator to join our Volunteer support team.

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.

Introducing our Regional Development Officers

Gina’s one of our Regional Development Officers. She explains how she can help health and social care professionals develop services in her region - to meet the needs of people with MS. We’ve got people doing work like Gina across the UK.

I’m proud of who I am and what I do

Both living with MS and being queer can be a lonely journey at times, but during LGBTQIA+ Pride month I’m constantly reminded that I’m not alone.

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