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Action MS Northern Ireland
Knockbracken Health Care Park
Saintfield Road
Belfast
BT8 8BH
Tel (Careline): 0800 028 88 33
Tel (Admin): 028 9079 0707
Web: www.actionms.co.uk
Best time to telephone: Admin: 8.45am - 5pm, Monday - Thursday; 8.45 am - 1pm Fridays. Careline: 7pm - 11pm, 7 days.
Action MS Northern Ireland was formed in 1976 when a small group of people with MS, their families and friends decided to do something to fight the disease. Since then it has developed a range of support services including:
- Fundraising for MS research.
- Careline - a freephone telephone counselling service operating every evening from 7pm - 11pm.
- Co-ordinating Medicare Breaks, member groups and open meetings.
- CAP - Care Advice Project which co-ordinates and sources various support including befriending, advocacy and specialist support for young children whose mum or day has MS.
- Support groups for young people living with MS.
- A comprehensive information and advice service on all aspects of multiple sclerosis.
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