Volunteering for The MS Society can be fun, rewarding, a great way to meet new people and an excellent opportunity to use your existing skills or develop new ones. You don’t have to be someone affected by MS to volunteer for the MS Society.

There are so many ways you can volunteer to help the MS Society and people affected by MS.

Volunteers have a huge input into the day to day activities of the members attending the Resource Centre in Belfast. Roles in which volunteers are involved include aromatherapy, help at meal times, driving coaches and craft assistants.

We have branches throughout Northern Ireland that would also like to hear from you.

If you're interested in volunteering or would like to find out more, please complete a Volunteer form (43 kb) or contact us.

We will be in touch with you when we receive your application form and will endeavour to deal with your request as quickly as possible.

Pauline's story - Volunteer and Mother

 

 

 

My Background

I am 44 years old and have had MS for 20 years. I am married and have one child.

MS Society Involvement

Originally from County Londonderry, I have lived in Belfast for the past 25 years. After a career in I.T., I now occupy my time as a mother and as a volunteer at the Resource Centre, where I run a Computer class, help organise exercise activities for the Day Centre members and help with Fundraising activities and Awareness events.

I am also involved in the creation of the new Belfast branch and believe the branch to be a positive step for the MS society in Northern Ireland. The Belfast branch will lead to even more local support for our members and their families.