A charity providing guidance, support & advocacy for people impacted by multiple sclerosis.
Fundraising with EntertainmentYour purchase of an Entertainment Membership directly contributes to supporting the MS Auckland community by helping to heighten awareness, provide support services, and raise funds for those affected by Multiple Sclerosis. Help us achieve our goal by sharing this link with your friends and family. Thanks for your support!Our new Access All Areas Membership gives you full Multi City value across all of NZ and all of Australia for just $75 for 12 months - making it easier than ever to save across dining, travel and everyday life.And because giving back matters, your smarter-priced Membership now supports Multiple Sclerosis Auckland more than ever before.Join this March to receive:• $30 donated to MS Auckland (double donation)• Entry to win the cruise of a lifetime• Another 12 months of exclusive member savingsFeel good. Save more. Go further.• 40% of your purchase goes towards a charity of your choice • Go in the draw to win: The Ultimate Expedition to Antarctica• Up to 90 days to activate your Membership • 12 month Membership from the date of activation Subscribe by clicking this link.subscribe.entertainmentnz.com/fundraiser/999g62 ... See MoreSee Less
Golfers: you might like to support our friends at MS Waikato in Hamilton this weekend ⛳️The Michael Ford Golf TournamentIf you enjoy a game of golf, our annual tournament is taking place on Friday and we now have availability for one extra team to join us, plus space for an individual in another team. The tournament is open to both registered and casual players.It is taking place at Ngahinepouri golf club from 10am, its a Stableford tournament playing 18 holes. The day includes morning tea, sausage sizzle and soft drink on the course. We have been donated some fantastic prizes and the weather forecast looks great.If you're interested please contact janet@mswaikato.org.nz, entry is $50 pp, further information can also be found on our website www.mswaikato.org.nz/services-events/upcoming-events/28-the-michael-ford-ms-waikato-charity-golf-... ... See MoreSee Less
Fascinating!Researchers are studying animals that thrive in low-oxygen environments, like yaks and Tibetan antelope, to understand how they maintain healthy nerve function. Low oxygen is normally harmful for myelin production, so scientists are asking: what allows these animals to cope so well? A genetic change found in these high-altitude species has now been tested in animal models, where it appears to activate pathways that promote remyelination. It’s very early research, but discoveries like this could open up entirely new directions for myelin repair therapies in multiple sclerosis. ... See MoreSee Less
MS doesn't discriminate. It can feel isolating for anyone - and it's distressing to learn that people from ethnic minorities can experience an extra layer of stigma. Let us know your experience and share your story so we can help promote equity and raise awareness 🧡A new study from UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso has found that people living with multiple sclerosis in racial and ethnic minority groups face increased levels of stigma, which reduces their social participation. To anyone in these communities who has experienced this, we stand with you and will continue working to create change. It is also a reminder that prejudice can impact all people living with MS and that building a truly inclusive and supportive community must remain a priority. ... See MoreSee Less
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