Social Action
Social action is defined by the MS Society as action to improve legislation, policies, practices, opportunities and attitudes to promote a better quality of life for people with MS.
The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada works with people with MS to help them take an active part in all aspects of life. Volunteers across the country try to change government policies, industry practices and public attitudes to benefit people with MS.
The Quebec Division is a member of COPHAN, the Quebec federation of organizations for handicapped people. It is active on various committees: housing, home care, adapted transit, taxation, etc.
Government Relations and Advocacy
Position papers and links
To promote a better understanding of the issues affecting people with MS and their families, the MS Society prepares and promotes position papers and briefs about key MS issues. Below are links to recent position papers, briefs and other documents.
To see all the documents, click here
White Paper on Adults in Long Term Care Facilities
White Paper on the living conditions of adults affected by Multiple Sclerosis who live in Long Term Care Facilities. (in French)
Click here for further information.
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