10th مارس 2015

Why each animal?

سبل الوصول لعام 2015
This year we are sharing stories about how people and organisations are working together to improve access and break down the barriers to living with MS.

The animal pictures in the campaign represent the different ways that we as humans work together to look after one another and show that we can achieve more when we work together #strongerthanms

Deciding which animals to use was a difficult job, here’s why we’ve chosen them.

Lionesses World MS DAy
Lionesses work together to hunt and provide food for their family. They represent working together, physical strength and fierceness.

 

Geese World MS Day
Geese are programmed with their migration route and travel thousands of miles together. They represent inner strength and the journeys of those affected by MS.

 

Mother bear World MS Day
The mother bear is a symbol of strength, whilst the cub shows a more vulnerable side. The mother protects the cub against the world. They represent the strength in relationships as well as physical strength.

 

Penguins World MS Day
Penguins huddle together for warmth and move around so that each bird in the huddle takes its turn at the centre and on the outside. They represent teamwork, survival and selflessness.

 

Bees World MS Day
Honey bees work in huge numbers to create something big. They represent strength in numbers and hard work.

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21st يوليو 2015

يا له من يوم! حيث تم في هذا العام أكثر من 320 حدث في اليوم العالمي لمرض التصلب العصبي المتعدد…

A group of people post for a photo. It's a sunny day and everyone is smiling and giving a thumbs up. One man is in a wheelchair and two people crouch down beside him.
20th مايو 2015

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