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Dropping in on friends for a cup of something hot with the opportunity to chat is a comfort to us all at some point during our day. To be made to feel warm and welcome is a bonus.
The community of people who meet at our Centre enjoy all of this and more. They enjoy mutual support, share experiences of living with MS, take opportunities to invest in their futures and develop strength and hope. They have taken control of their illness and are dealing with it through personal choices.
Therapeutic support and information about MS is widely available to those who visit us. In the comfort of your day with us a balance between the two can be gained through a personalised/tailored package determined by you. You can expend energy through physiotherapy, tai chi or yoga, and/or alternatively you can relax in the comfort of holistic and/or beauty therapies. With these and other therapeutic add-ons you can still have time to visit the “info point” (launched in collaboration with the MS Society and the MS Trust) and access up to date information through the latest technology with or without volunteer support.
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| MS Support Centre Directors Lunch
The second “Directors Lunch” was held in Restaurant 1539 at Chester Race Course. Senior local business people were invited to join colleagues from the Centre for lunch, and by coming along they were able to both network with other businesses whilst also showing their support for the MS Support Centre. |
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I invite you to come and see and try for yourself all that we have to offer. Come and make new friends, enjoy physical activity and take a break in our Café and “info point”; be assured that you will feel safe, secure and well looked after in this professional environment. There is something for everyone, whether newly diagnosed or living with MS over many years. We look forward to welcoming you into our self supporting community of people with and affected by MS.
- We are often a second 'port of call' for people newly diagnosed with MS and our services complement and support the work of Neurologists and GPs.
- We are a registered charity [since 1985] and a member of the MS National Therapy Centres.
- We are not directly linked to the MS Society, but do liase with their branches in our area.
- We aim to serve people in Cheshire, North Wales, Wirral and Merseyside.
- We are regulated by Healthcare Inspectorate Wales under the terms of the Care Standards Act.