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Support
Groups
Family Support Group
Meets the first and third Monday evenings of each month for general MS discussion. Wilson and Bathurst area.
The CHAT ROOM: For women with MS
This group meets every Thursday, 10 a.m. until 12 p.m., in the Kipling Avenue/Kingsway area. A social interaction group. Activities include conversation, cards, recipe sharing and more.
12 Step MS Support Group
MS support group for men and women meets Friday mornings in the Kipling Avenue/Kingsway area. The group uses 12 step principles as well as discussion forums and information sharing opportunities.
East
End Women's Wellness Group
Meeting every second Tuesday of each month in the Toronto East
General Hospital at 7:00 p.m. The group focuses on wellness
using discussion and occasional speakers.
Etobicoke
MS Group
Persons with MS get together to offer support by sharing
personal experiences, knowledge and successes of living
with MS. Meetings are held monthly.
VIVA
Persons with MS and family members are welcome to this
self help group. Meetings are the second Tuesday evening
of each month, held at a community centre in the Wilson/Avenue
area.
Want more information?
Contact Lynn at (416) 967-3032 or Angela at (416) 967-3034.
What are support groups?
Support groups form when people with a common concern or problem come together. Toronto Chapter groups are run by and for persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) or family & friends.
Groups develop based on a specific common interest—for example, location, gender, or profession. Chapter staff provide support and training to encourage positive group experiences.
DISCLAIMER: The information presented at these meetings do not necessarily reflect the views or official position of the Society.
New
support groups
The
Toronto Chapter is available to help individuals start
new MS support groups.
If you have an idea about a new group, call the chapter
and speak to Lynn
or Angela.
VISION
STATEMENT
The
Toronto Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada
aims "to maximize the quality of life for persons
with multiple sclerosis and their support network with
in the Toronto Chapter's geographical boundaries."
To
learn more.
The Toronto Chapter is a United Way member Agency
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