Volunteer to help create positive change.

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Make a meaningful impact by supporting people affected by MS in your community.

Why MS Canada?

When you volunteer with us, you will:

  • Make a meaningful impact by supporting people affected by MS in your community.

  • Build your skills through hands-on experience, training, and mentorship.

  • Join a diverse, supportive community driven to create positive change.

  • Explore flexible, inclusive opportunities that fit your interests and schedule.

Students can apply their volunteer hours towards graduation requirements - MS Canada will provide a letter of confirmation for completed hours. 

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Become a Volunteer

Express Your Interest 
Complete our Volunteer Application Form to tell us a bit about yourself and your goals.

Connect With Us 
Meet our team and explore how your skills can support people affected by MS.

Grow With Us 
Develop new skills and confidence as you take on a role that matters.

Make An Impact 
Turn hope into action and help build a stronger, more connected MS community.

Apply Now

Need help or have questions? Email us- we’re happy to assist you. 

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Volunteer Opportunities

Your time, talents, and passion help improve the lives of people affected by MS and drive progress toward a cure. Every action contributes to a collective movement that inspires change in communities across Canada.

Whether you’re interested in event support, peer connections, community outreach, or advocacy and leadership roles, there’s a place for you to make an impact.

Explore volunteer opportunities and get involved today!

Open Opportunities

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Volunteer Impact

Our volunteers are compassionate, community-minded individuals who turn their passion into purpose. Together, they help improve quality of life for people affected by MS - right in their own communities.

We’re deeply grateful to our volunteer community for their dedication and heart. Their collective efforts drive progress, inspire hope, and bring us closer to a world free of MS.

Learn More

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Hubley
Donalda Martin-Gagnon

I never wanted anyone to feel as alone as I felt when diagnosed, if I have helped one person, that is all the award I need.

Oro-Medonte
Patti Burns

I was recently involved in bringing forward the virtual TIME™ exercise program to help people living in isolation during the pandemic.

Halifax
Megan Kennedy

Our Atlantic Government Relations and Advocacy Committee worked really hard during the federal election [in 2019] to relay our goals and concerns to politicians, staff and community members at events.

Mount Pearl
John Bennett (Creator of Gamers vs MS)

When we started [charity gaming] in 2010, many thought the concept of using video games to raise money for charity was foolish. Now it’s an extremely common concept used worldwide, and we are proud to continue to be pioneers of this method.

Edmonton
Amanda Simms

I'm most proud of my willingness and vulnerability to share my real story, not sugar-coated… through my story others will not have to be alone as they go through this confusing and scary journey.