Home and travel

MS might affect how you do everyday tasks at home, or when getting about. Gadgets and aids, adaptations, support and planning can all help you keep doing the things you want to do.

This section looks at when you might need to make changes, what help is available, and how to access it.

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Getting around

Find out about mobility aids and driving with MS. There's also information about accessible public transport.

Breaks and holidays for people with MS

Thinking about taking a break and need some help on how to arrange it? Our MS Short Breaks Service is here for you. Get started now.

Home adaptations and equipment

Adaptations are equipment or changes to your home that make living with MS easier. You might never need them. But if you do, they can mean the difference between staying in the home you love and needing to move.

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Speak to someone who knows MS

Our free MS Helpline gives emotional support and information to everyone living with MS. We’re here Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm except bank holidays on 0808 800 8000.

We're a mix of paid staff and volunteers, MS nurses, benefits and legal specialists, health and social care and fitness experts. We all know life with MS.

Send us a private message on Facebook messenger. Or send us an email: [email protected]. We're only a click or call away.

Learn more about our MS Helpline services