December 2019
On 13th December 2019, Fahd Abu Aisha successfully climbed the highest volcano in the world, Ojos del Salado, to raise money for the MSTC charity.
Thanks to Fahd’s incredible efforts, and the kind donations of those supporting him, more than £3000 was raised for the charity.
MSTC would like to take this opportunity to thank Fahd for all of his hard work and the considerable contributions he has made in support of MS research.
October 2019
MSTC recently hosted an MS Study Day at Hammersmith Hospital with the aim of informing people of the latest therapies in MS as well as other important issues in MS such as sleep.
If you were unable to attend, you can still review content from the day at the Study Day 2019 page (link above).
MSTC recently hosted an MS Study Day at Hammersmith Hospital with the aim of informing people of the latest therapies in MS as well as other important issues in MS such as sleep.
If you were unable to attend, you can still review content from the day at the Study Day 2019 page (link above).
November 2018
On the 23rd November 2018, Fahd Abu Aisha will be attempting to summit the three highest mountains – also known as the ‘Triple Crown’ of Ecuador to raise money for the MSTC charity.
Please find the donation page and more about his efforts here
MSTC would like to use this opportunity to thank Fahd for his kind contribution and for choosing to support MS research.
On the 23rd November 2018, Fahd Abu Aisha will be attempting to summit the three highest mountains – also known as the ‘Triple Crown’ of Ecuador to raise money for the MSTC charity.
Please find the donation page and more about his efforts here
MSTC would like to use this opportunity to thank Fahd for his kind contribution and for choosing to support MS research.
November 2014
MSTC recently hosted an MS Study Day held at Twickenham Stadium on 26th September with the aim of informing people of the latest therapies in MS in addition to key areas of interest for the MS community including employment rights. If you were unable to attend, you can still review content from the day at the Study Day 2014 page (link above).
Attendees to the Study Day included Shift.ms - the social network for people with MS. The Shift.ms community aims to support adjustment to MS from diagnosis onwards. Things are going well, with a growing team of 5 people and some exciting new projects supported by the Wellcome Trust and Nominet Trust. In order to continue their core work supporting the community of recently diagnosed MSers, they have devised their own fundraising event titled - Mission:Silence.
Mission: Silence is a 48 hour silence from 7pm 20th Nov - 7pm 22nd Nov.
You can find out more about the challenge at the following links: here and additionally here.
MSTC recently hosted an MS Study Day held at Twickenham Stadium on 26th September with the aim of informing people of the latest therapies in MS in addition to key areas of interest for the MS community including employment rights. If you were unable to attend, you can still review content from the day at the Study Day 2014 page (link above).
Attendees to the Study Day included Shift.ms - the social network for people with MS. The Shift.ms community aims to support adjustment to MS from diagnosis onwards. Things are going well, with a growing team of 5 people and some exciting new projects supported by the Wellcome Trust and Nominet Trust. In order to continue their core work supporting the community of recently diagnosed MSers, they have devised their own fundraising event titled - Mission:Silence.
Mission: Silence is a 48 hour silence from 7pm 20th Nov - 7pm 22nd Nov.
You can find out more about the challenge at the following links: here and additionally here.
July 2014
The charity recently received a generous donation by Joanna Nevile (pictured). Joanna organised a cake bake event which raised £2000. This money will contribute greatly to our on-going research - thank you Joanna on behalf of the charity!
The charity recently received a generous donation by Joanna Nevile (pictured). Joanna organised a cake bake event which raised £2000. This money will contribute greatly to our on-going research - thank you Joanna on behalf of the charity!
April 2014
In April 2014, Dr Richard Nicholas (Consultant Neurologist & Trustee of MSTC) completed his second marathon raising money for the MS Trust. Thanks to his efforts and contributions from people supporting his run, a total of more than £4500 was raised.
In April 2014, Dr Richard Nicholas (Consultant Neurologist & Trustee of MSTC) completed his second marathon raising money for the MS Trust. Thanks to his efforts and contributions from people supporting his run, a total of more than £4500 was raised.