MSA Trust

This #MSAAwarenessMonth we want to remember our founder Sarah Matheson. Sarah was diagnosed with MSA in 1993. In 1997 the Sarah Matheson Trust became a registered charity. Sarah died in 1999 and in 2010 the charity was renamed MSA Trust. Our work continues in her memory.

💻Available on-demand: Free, learn at your own pace and revisit sessions whenever needed. ➡️Find out more and start learning today: neurologyacademy.org/events/course/…

Whether you're just starting out in your career, or you're an experienced practitioner, this training provides a helpful overview of many aspects of MSA diagnosis and management. (2/3)

March is #MSAawarenessmonth and we’re excited to launch a new healthcare professional training programme, developed in collaboration with the Neurology Academy. (1/3)

Can you give your energy and enthusiasm to support our marathon runners? We’re looking for Cheerpoint Volunteers to join us along the London Marathon route on Sunday 26th April. To sign up, email volunteer@msatrust.org.uk or call 0333 323 4591

We are 13 days into #MSAAwarenessMonth. The Multiple System Atrophy Trust is the UK and Ireland’s leading charity supporting people affected by MSA - a rare neurological disease with no known cause or cure.

We’re now 12 days into our 3,300‑mile challenge for MSA Awareness Month, and together we’ve already covered an amazing 986.9 miles. Join us or donate today and help us reach all 3,300 miles this March- multiplesystematrophytrust.enthuse.com/cf/3-300-miles…

We are 8 days into MSA Awareness Month. You can get involved by hosting a coffee morning, taking part in our 3,300 mile walking challenge, or raising awareness in your own way throughout March. register.enthuse.com/ps/event/3300M… #MSAAwarenessMonth #RaisingAwareness #MSA

A huge thank you to Keisha and her friends for taking on the incredible challenge of walking the Three Highest Peaks in the UK, Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, and Snowdon. Together they raised an amazing £1,355 in support of the MSA Trust and Rett Reverse.

We kicked off MSA Awareness Month at our London office by hosting a coffee morning for fellow tenants and businesses at the Business Design Centre. If you’d like to host your own coffee morning at work, home, or in your community, we’d love to hear from you.

Support MSA Awareness Month by purchasing an MSA Trust Awareness Bundle. Each tote bag contains a car sticker, MSA ribbon, pen, pin badge, 2026 diary, and wristband. Order now and help us spread awareness. shop.msatrust.org.uk/products/aware… #MSAAwarenessMonth #RaisingAwareness #MSA

We’re only 2 days into our month‑long 3,300 mile challenge and we’ve already collectively walked 67.4 miles! There’s still plenty of time to get involved. Register now and join the challenge- register.enthuse.com/ps/event/3300M…

Today marks our first National MSA Coffee Morning and the beginning of MSA Awareness Month. If you’re hosting a coffee morning today, or at any point in March, we’re wishing you the very best of luck and a fantastic turnout. Together, we can raise awareness throughout March.

Our HealthUnlocked community has over 300 active members and is a fantastic resource that allows people affected by MSA to share their thoughts, tips and experiences. Join our supportive community and sign up for free here - healthunlocked.com/msa-trust/

"I’ve currently run 2 of the 4 marathons. I’ve completed the Yorkshire and the Valencia Marathon both of which went very well. I really enjoyed them". Thanks to Graham for running in aid of the MSA Trust, and already he’s almost raised £800.

Organise your own coffee morning this March in support of MSA Awareness Month. Invite your friends and along for coffee, tea, cake, a chat, and the chance to learn more about MSA. Set a date, time, and place, and set up your fundraising page here- justgiving.com/campaign/msa-t…

A huge thank you to Charlotte and everyone at Wildings Chocolate, along with all their wonderful customers, for raising an incredible £200 through the Wildings Chocolate Christmas Hamper Raffle. We are so grateful for your continued support.

Thank you so much to Katie for sharing her recent challenge. She climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in aid of the MSA Trust. “I’m very happy to share that I successfully completed the challenge and reached the summit. I felt incredibly supported knowing the Trust was cheering me on.”

We’re pleased to share our latest highlighting our Clinical Research Fellowship, delivered in partnership with the Association of British Neurologists. Our Research Fellow, Dr Linda Lei, reflects on International Day of Women and Girls in Science. msatrust.org.uk/blog/internati…