A Mountain of Gratitude: Thank You for a Successful MS Awareness Month Event
The Multiple Sclerosis Alliance of Virginia (MSAV) is overflowing with gratitude for the incredible success of our March is MS Awareness and Rejuvenation Weekend, held at the beautiful Bent Mountain Lodge. The peaceful and scenic setting provided the perfect backdrop...
Meet Marion Thomas MSN, NP-C
We are thrilled to introduce you to Marion Thomas MSN, NP-C! Marion has worked with our beloved Dr. Carlos Mora since 2023, and she is eager to continue the exceptional care he has provided to our MS community. Marion brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion...
With MS, Always Remember to Leave a ‘GOTWA’ Contingency Plan
A friend of mine went hiking alone during the warmer months of early autumn. Before he left, he contacted several of his friends via a group chat and let us know when and where he intended to start and the location where he planned to camp for the night. He then...
Federal Court Issues Landmark Civil Rights Decision Enabling Thousands of District Residents with Disabilities to Transition Out of Nursing Facilities to the Community
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On December 31, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia issued a resounding judgment in the class action case Brown, et al v. District of Columbia, finding that the District of Columbia has violated the rights of D.C. residents...
Join the MS Alliance of Virginia Team for the 2025 National MS Society Walk in Roanoke
We are excited to announce that the Multiple Sclerosis Alliance of Virginia has formed a team for the National MS Society Walk, taking place on Saturday April 12, 2025 at Rivers Edge in Roanoke. We warmly invite you to join our MSAV team and be part of this meaningful...
The Virginia Energy Assistance Program (EAP) assists low-income households in meeting their immediate home energy needs. The EAP consists of four components: Fuel Assistance, Crisis Assistance, Cooling Assistance and Weatherization Assistance. Click on the flyer for more information.
Our Mission Statement
Provide programs, events, activities and services for people living with MS in Southwest Virginia and the surrounding areas, including veterans.
Educate and empower people with MS, their care partners, friends and family. We will guide people to organizations that may be able to assist with their needs.
Contribute to awareness in the community, including educational programs to young people, first responders and community organizations.
Encourage and expand support groups to include assisted-living facilities, homebound people and help others start upbeat groups like ours.