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welcomeWelcome to Revive MS Support, a charity dedicated to helping everyone affected by Multiple Sclerosis.  Over 10,000 people in Scotland (1 in 500) have MS, the highest prevalence of any country in the world, so there is significant demand for services which are appropriate, responsive and accessible and support people in maintaining their quality of life.  Revive MS Support aims to be a resource and support for everyone affected, including family and carers, at every stage from diagnosis onwards. 

 

Revive MS Support Chief Executive Cliff Jump Sensation

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Revive MS Support Chief Executive Cliff Jump Sensation!!! 

Revive MS Support Chief Executive Cliff Jump Sensation

   

Zip Line 2010

IT’S BIG IT’S BAD AND IT’S VERY SCARY
REVIVE MS SUPPORT 25th ANNIVERSARY
BLACK LAGOON ZIP LINE
SATURDAY 27th MARCH 2010

Zipper

ZIP FROM THE BASE OF THE
FORTH RAIL BRIDGE
OVER DEEP SEA WORLD’S
‘BLACK LAGOON’
Deep Sea World is
Home to Scotland's
LARGEST SAND TIGER SHARKS

Zip Line 2010

   

Paisley Provost cheque presentation

Paisley Provost presenting cheque to Revive MS Support

James Dornan (Chief Executive) and Angela (Partnerships Development Manager) were delighted to receive a cheque for £3,000 from Provost Celia Lawson of Renfrewshire. The Provost has made this generous donation from the proceeds of her Ball which took place in November. The money will start up a fund to establish an exercise class for people with MS in the Paisley area. Many thanks to the Provost and her staff for their support!
 

   

1984 - 2009 25th Anniversary

Revive MS Support
has been providing dedicated resources and support for
everyone affected by Multiple Sclerosis
including family and carers,at every stage from diagnosis onward
for over 25 years

Happy Anniversary
 

   

Important Message

For the avoidance of doubt, and to prevent any confusion between the events run by Revive MS Support and the MS Society, ALL Revive MS Support annual events are held on the same date, every year ie our Ladies Lunch is the First Sunday in November, every year etc
For a full list of forthcoming events, please see our ‘what’s on’ section.

   

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