Awareness & Events

Join us in raising public awareness, supporting individuals living with MS, and advocating for better access to diagnosis and care throughout Nepal. Participate in our campaigns and educational programs.

World Multiple Sclerosis Day

Every year on 30 May, Multiple Sclerosis Society Nepal joins the world in observing World MS Day through awareness walks, seminars, patient gatherings, and community outreach — working to raise understanding of MS, reduce stigma, improve healthcare access, and celebrate the resilience of those living with it. Join us in making a difference across Nepal.

Campaigns

We organize year-round awareness campaigns to educate the public, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and communities about multiple sclerosis. Our campaigns focus on early diagnosis, improving access to treatment, supporting people living with MS, promoting disability inclusion, and advocating for equitable healthcare services throughout Nepal.

Webinars

Our educational webinars bring together national and international neurologists, researchers, healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers to discuss the latest developments in multiple sclerosis. These sessions cover topics such as diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, mental health, lifestyle management, research updates, and patient experiences. Most webinars are free and open to the public.

Upcoming Events

Stay informed about our upcoming activities, including awareness programs, educational workshops, patient support meetings, conferences, fundraising events, and World MS Day celebrations. We welcome patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, volunteers, students, and supporters to participate and help strengthen the MS community in Nepal.

SEP14

World MS Day Walk — Kathmandu

Ratna Park, Kathmandu

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OCT3

MS Diagnosis & Wellness Camp

Pokhara Teaching Hospital

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OCT22

Volunteer Orientation & Training

MSSN Office, Kathmandu

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FAQ

Find clear, reliable answers to common questions about Multiple Sclerosis and the support MSSN provides — helping patients and families navigate every step with confidence.

No. MS cannot be spread from one person to another.
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  • Registration Number: 241014/077/078
  • Established on: September 3, 2020
  • Social Welfare Council No.: 51615
Contact Us
  • mssninquiry@gmail.com
  • +977-9800864298
  • Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, Nepal, 44600


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