DISABILITY SUPPORT

Multiple Sclerosis

A neurological condition that may affect movement, balance, coordination and everyday functioning.

UNDERSTANDING THE CONDITION

About Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis can affect movement, balance, coordination and other neurological functions. Neurology care, physiotherapy, mobility support and home-based assistance can help individuals manage functional needs.

KEY AREAS

Common Challenges

Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis may face different challenges depending on their personal circumstances, environment and access to support.

Movement and balance

Fatigue and daily activities

Mobility

Long-term rehabilitation

Access to specialist care

OUR SUPPORT

How We Can Help

Our foundation focuses on practical support, awareness, rehabilitation guidance and connecting individuals with appropriate resources.

Neurology Referral

Support in connecting individuals with appropriate neurological professionals.

Physiotherapy

Guidance towards appropriate physiotherapy and rehabilitation support.

Mobility Support

Assistance in identifying suitable mobility solutions.

Home-Based Support

Guidance for daily-living assistance and accessible home arrangements.

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Assistive Devices & Tools

Appropriate assistive technology can improve accessibility, mobility, communication, learning and independent living.

Wheelchair

Mobility assistance where required.

Walking Aid

Suitable walking assistance based on individual needs.

Home Accessibility

Support for safer and more accessible home environments.

Daily-Living Aids

Tools that can support independence in everyday activities.

Government & Disability Support

Guidance regarding disability documentation, welfare schemes and rehabilitation support.

Disability Certificate Assistance
UDID Application Assistance
Government Scheme Guidance
Pension Scheme Guidance
Rehabilitation Support Guidance

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Multiple Sclerosis

Can your NGO provide treatment for multiple sclerosis?

Our role is primarily support, specialist referral, rehabilitation guidance and assistance with daily-living needs.

Can you help with mobility equipment?

Yes. We can help identify appropriate mobility requirements and facilitate access where possible.

Can you support home-based needs?

Yes. We can provide guidance regarding daily-living support and home accessibility.

Need Support or Guidance?

If you or someone in your family needs support, guidance or information related to Multiple Sclerosis, get in touch with our foundation.