Practical support for people living with MS in the Kansas City area and beyond. These organizations offer community, tools, movement, and real help.
A specialized wellness program at the University of Kansas Medical Center for people with progressed MS. Focuses on physical rehabilitation, emotional support, social connection, and health education so members can build strength, find purpose, and create community.
Visit websiteA free community resource of The University of Kansas Health System that helps people facing chronic or serious illness (including MS) build resilience. Offers classes, online programs, and support focused on the emotional, social, and psychological side of living with illness — so you can live more fully.
Visit websiteProvides free bikes, cycling equipment, training, and support so people with MS can get on a bike and ride. Hosts group rides and focuses on freedom, strength, and community through cycling — a practical way to combat balance, strength, and mobility challenges.
Visit Wrestling MSAn internet-based support and education resource focused on MS-specific exercises for walking, strength, balance, and mobility. Dr. Gretchen Hawley’s book and programs give practical, research-informed tools so people with MS can take control of their movement and feel more capable day to day.
Explore The MSing LinkServes Kansas, Nebraska, and Western Missouri (including the Kansas City area). Offers local connection, education, support groups, events, and resources to help people affected by MS get the information and community they need.
Find local opportunitiesA leading national organization improving lives through free programs, educational resources, wellness tools, and support services for the entire MS community. Practical help available today.
Explore MSAA resourcesComprehensive resources for living with MS: education, financial assistance programs, connection opportunities, research updates, and tools to help you take control of your journey.
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