From £1 to £100 or more, here are some of the ways youll make a difference and empower people affected by MS to live happier and healthier lives.

£2 could pay for tea and cake that can help someone who feels isolated to open up to others in our friendly and supportive environment.

£5 could pay for materials for our hand therapy class helping someone with MS to ease the stiffness in their hands so they can continue to do everyday tasks we take for granted, like brushing their teeth.

£7 could pay for an exercise class to help a grandparent maintain their fitness so they can continue to enjoy time playing with their grandchildren

£20 could pay for time with our occupational therapist so a parent can understand and manage their fatigue to enable then to keep walking their children to school.

£30 could pay for oxygen for a day, helping up to 20 people to feel more energised to do something that they love, like walking their dog.

£45 could pay for a time with a counsellor for a spouse who is finding it hard coming to terms with their partners diagnosis, helping them to share their concerns.

£50 could pay for a session of acupuncture for a person were caring for, helping them to ease their pain and have a good nights sleep.

£100 could pay for someone newly diagnosed with MS to have an initial assessment, where their individual goals can be identified and a personalised care plan put in place to help them achieve them.