Empowering Carers Guide
Designed for people who are caring for individuals with MS and similar chronic conditions, this guide aims to provide tips and practical strategies to help carers gain confidence in their role.
Conversation Guide
This guide aims to provide people with MS and similar conditions with tips and practical activities to help them explain their diagnosis to family, friends, and colleagues.
Human Resources Guide
This guide aims to introduce MS to the public and private sectors, and to support employers in better understanding the condition and how to create more inclusive workplaces.
Abu Dhabi Art Fair Report 2025
Art has become an essential part of how the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) communicates care, connection, and visibility. For NMSS, art is more than expression; it is a way for the public to encounter the lived experiences of people living with MS and to understand them through empathy rather than explanation. In 2025, NMSS presented Evident Presence: A Community of Care within the Community Partners Space at Abu Dhabi Art. Curated by Dirwaza Curatorial Lab, the project invited audiences to experience how communities connect through care, exchange, and collective memory.
AZM Impact Report 2025
NMSS continued its commitment to improving physical wellness support for people living with MS through the launch of a first-of-its-kind certification program for UAE-based fitness professionals. Developed in partnership with Diversified Integrated Sports Clinic (DISC), the AZM MS Trainer Development Program, part of the MS Living portfolio was locally developed to equip UAE-based trainers with the skills and knowledge needed to work safely and effectively with people living with MS and other chronic conditions. Delivered across four sessions in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, the intensive 16-hour REPs-certified workshop, combined science-based education with hands-on coaching to strengthen the fitness sector’s capacity to support the MS community.
Universal Design for Inclusion: 2024-2025
Falling under NMSS’ Youth Awareness Program, the Universal Design for Inclusion Program (UDIP) engages university students through educational and interactive initiatives aimed at deepening understanding of MS and promoting inclusive thinking. The program equips youth with the knowledge and skills to create universally accessible and culturally relevant designs, that address real-world needs.