NTN blog

As we celebrate Volunteers Week from 1-7 June, we recognise all the thousands of Volunteers who help across our 47 Centres. These volunteers play a vital role in running these Centres, as each one is an individual self-funding charity. None of these charities receives any statutory funding. The volunteers are literally the lifeblood of each Centre.

Every year from 1 June to 7 June, the UK comes together for Volunteers’ Week, a dedicated time to say a massive "thank you" to the millions of people who give up their time to support causes close to their hearts. It is a celebration of selflessness, compassion, and community spirit.

An unexpected diagnosis can make the world feel like it has suddenly shifted beneath your feet. For those recently diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the initial days, weeks, and months are often filled with a whirlwind of emotions: confusion, fear, uncertainty, and an endless stream of questions about what the future holds.

For many individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions, hot weather and increased body temperature can significantly worsen symptoms. This phenomenon, often referred to as Uhthoff's phenomenon or heat sensitivity, is a common challenge, affecting between 60% and 80% of people with MS. While the effects are temporary and do not cause permanent damage, they can be highly disruptive to daily life. Understanding why heat impacts MS and implemen

This year, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place between 11 and 17 May. While this is a time for everyone to reflect on their well-being, the conversation often takes on a much deeper meaning for those living with neurological conditions.

Every year in May, the UK comes together to mark Stroke Awareness Month. It is a time to shine a light on a condition that changes a life every five minutes in the UK. Whether you are a survivor, a carer, or someone looking to understand the risks, this month is about two things: Awareness and Action.

NTN was delighted to be one of the charities supporting MS Awareness Week.

We would like to wish all 12 runners that are running for NTN and 8 of our Centres. Good luck for Sunday 26 April.

Kent Neuro Therapy Centre officially re-launched on Thursday, 29 January 2026, marking a major step forward in widening access to expert care and therapies for people living with neurological and long-term conditions across Kent.

For pilots, cabin crew, and frequent flyers, the aircraft cockpit or cabin is often a second home. Yet for a growing number of people, that environment has become associated with a debilitating condition commonly referred to as Aerotoxic Syndrome.

Next week, MS Awareness Week begins. And we’re challenging the people around you to change their perceptions of MS. 8 charities, 7 days, 1 mission. Think you know MS? #MSThinkAgain.

Our amazing runners are ready to hit the streets of London for this year's London Marathon, running to support Neuro Therapy Network.

We are delighted to welcome Daniel as our new Marketing and Communications Manager.

We are delighted to share our latest feature in MS-UK’s New Pathways magazine. Over the past few aditions MS-UKhave produced an article on one of our 46 Centres. The April edition focuses on the Suffolk Oxygen Therapy Centre.

We want to hear your experiences of assumptions and judgements to shape our campaign. We’ve created a short survey that shouldn’t take longer than 5-10 minutes to complete.