NZ Multiple Sclerosis Research Trust Fundraising Luncheon with Keynote Speaker
Article by NZ Multiple Sclerosis Research Trust Fundraising luncheon supporting the NZ MS Research Trust Hear Keynote Speaker: Emeritus Professor Graeme Bydder CNZM. an internationally renowned pioneer of innovative MRI methods. Prof Bydder is a New Zealand trained doctor who has spent his whole career in London and the United States working on the development […]
Defying MS in Cambodia: Roxy’s Ride for MS Journey
“MS doesn’t quit, so neither do we.” I spent most of 2025 planning, fundraising, and training for Ride for MS in Cambodia. Cambodia had been on my travel wish list for years, and when the chance came to bike through this incredible country while supporting Multiple Sclerosis NZ and MS South Canterbury, I jumped […]
Bangers to Bluff 2025: A Rally of Resilience, Laughter & Community Spirit
Bangers to Bluff 2025 has wrapped up, and once again, it was an unforgettable journey marked by determination, good humour, and an overwhelming sense of camaraderie. While the final fundraising total is still being tallied, one thing is certain – we are immensely grateful for the incredible support received from our sponsors, rally teams, staff, […]
Coping with Loss & Change: Webinar with Lucy Hone
Living with a chronic illness can bring all kinds of difficult emotions. Even after processing the initial grief of a diagnosis, people often live with a continued sense of loss. The experience of unresolvable grief can arise unexpectedly or be a hidden but persistent undercurrent. And it doesn’t just affect the person with a chronic […]
Community Advisors Meeting 2025 – Christchurch.
At the end of July we hosted our annual Community Advisors Meeting in Christchurch where we had two full days of education and collaboration. Annually, Multiple Sclerosis NZ organises our Community Advisor Meeting to support the ongoing education of regional staff who support people with multiple sclerosis (MS), carers and whānau in their local communities. […]
ECTRIMS Patient Community Day – Empower Yourself with Knowledge and Connections
The 41st Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS) is taking place in Barcelona on the 24-26 September. As a Supporting Partner of the event, Multiple Sclerosis NZ is excited to share details about the Patient Community Day taking place in Barcelona, and livestreamed. At the Patient Community Day 2025, […]
My Fundraising Story – The Ripple Effect of a Garage Sale!
Why I’m fundraising for MSNZ Having worked as an administrator at MSNZ over the past 18 months, I’ve seen first-hand what makes this charity so worthy of support. MSNZ works with 18 MS regional societies across the country, each providing vital local services and on-the-ground support to people in their communities. But MSNZ’s impact extends […]
Pedal for a Purpose – Join the Ride for MS Info Session
We’re inviting you to be part of something incredible. Ride for MS is a once-in-a-lifetime cycling adventure through Cambodia, and it’s also a powerful way to support New Zealanders living with multiple sclerosis. If you’re curious about the challenge or considering signing up, don’t miss our free online Information Session. You’ll hear from Inspired Adventures, […]
Bangers to Bluff 2025: A Rally of Resilience, Laughter & Community Spirit
Bangers to Bluff 2025 has wrapped up, and once again, it was an unforgettable journey marked by determination, good humour, and an overwhelming sense of camaraderie. While the final fundraising total is still being tallied, one thing is certain – we are immensely grateful for the incredible support received from our sponsors, rally teams, staff, […]
MSNZ President Calls for Pharmac to Fund 4 New Drugs on TVNZ Breakfast
Watch MSNZ President, Neil Woodhams, on TVNZ Breakfast today where he calls for Pharmac to fund 4 new drugs for MS treatment. Neil Woodhams attended this interview ahead of us appearing at Parliament later this morning, with the Bangers to Bluff Car Rally. After meeting on the steps of Parliament to raise awareness of the event […]