Pioneering compassionate care for a future free from MS.
The Multiple Sclerosis Society Nepal supports patients and families through awareness, early diagnosis, and access to care. Empowering every person affected by MS — with dignity, community, and hope.
The Multiple Sclerosis Society Nepal is committed to increasing public awareness, supporting individuals living with MS, and advocating for better access to diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation services throughout Nepal.

Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves.
Vision Problems
Numbness
Weakness
Balance Difficulties
Fatigue
Muscle Stiffness
Cognitive Changes
Honoring distinguished clinical leaders and researchers whose scientific guidance, expertise, and commitment advance Multiple Sclerosis care and research in Nepal.

Prof. Dr. Lekha Pandit
Director & Professor of Neurology
Center for Advanced Neurological Research, Nitte
Renowned researcher and clinician leading breakthroughs in Multiple Sclerosis epidemiology, diagnosis, and demyelinating disease protocols across South Asia.
Collaborating with leading global health organizations and international MS federations to expand treatment access, patient support, and worldwide healthcare equity.

Anne Helme
Head of Research and Access
Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF, UK)
Spearheading global initiatives at MSIF to expand worldwide access to MS healthcare, reliable diagnosis, and essential disease-modifying therapies.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Avinash Chandra shares the story behind Multiple Sclerosis Society Nepal — a mission born from the belief that every person living with MS deserves care, community, and hope.
“When we founded MSSN, our vision was simple yet powerful — to ensure that no person living with Multiple Sclerosis in Nepal feels alone.”
For many years, Multiple Sclerosis remained a little-known disease in our country, leaving patients and families facing uncertainty, delayed diagnosis, and limited support. MSSN was established to change this reality. Through public awareness, patient education, advocacy, research, and collaborative care, we strive to improve access to quality treatment and build a strong, compassionate support network.
We believe that meaningful progress is achieved when patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, researchers, government agencies, and the wider community unite. Every step we take brings us closer to a future where everyone living with MS in Nepal receives the care, dignity, and opportunities they deserve.
I invite you to join us in our mission — whether as a patient, family member, healthcare ally, volunteer, donor, or partner. Together, we can build a more informed, compassionate, and inclusive Nepal for everyone touched by Multiple Sclerosis.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Avinash Chandra

Find clear, reliable answers to common questions about Multiple Sclerosis and the support MSSN provides — helping patients and families navigate every step with confidence.
Join us as a volunteer, partner, or supporter, and help bring care, dignity, and hope to people living with MS across Nepal.
Become a Member
Join the Multiple Sclerosis Society Nepal to stay connected, receive updates, and actively contribute to improving the lives of people affected by MS.
Volunteer
Become a volunteer and support awareness campaigns, patient assistance programs, and community outreach activities across Nepal.
Donate
Your contribution helps provide care, education, research and support services for people living with Multiple Sclerosis and strengthens our mission nationwide.
Partner with Us
Collaborate with us to expand MS awareness, improve healthcare access, and develop impactful programs through institutional and organizational partnerships.
Stories, milestones, and announcements from the MSSN community — keeping you informed and connected.




