Neuroliitto – Finnish Neuro Society

Neuroliitto, established in 1971 and headquartered in Masku, Finland, is a registered association dedicated to supporting individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) and rare neurological diseases, as well as their families. Initially known as the Finnish MS Association, the organization has evolved to address the diverse needs of its community through a comprehensive range of services and advocacy efforts.

Neuroliitto exists to enhance the participation, well-being, and rights of individuals with MS and rare neurological conditions, along with their families. The organization aims to provide support and resources that empower these individuals to lead fulfilling lives.

Neuroliitto specifically supports individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and those affected by rare neurological diseases, along with their families and caregivers.

Neuroliitto engages in a variety of activities to support its mission, including:

• Advocacy: Representing the interests of patients in societal decision-making processes.
• Education: Providing information and resources about neurological conditions and their management.
• Direct Support Programs: Offering counseling, rehabilitation, and residential services.

Neuroliitto offers a range of support services to patients and their families, including:

• Information hotlines and consultations for guidance on social and health services.
• Educational materials and workshops to enhance understanding and management of conditions.
• Rehabilitation and residential services tailored to individual needs.

Over the years, Neuroliitto has made significant strides in supporting its community, including the establishment of a national program for rare diseases and the development of specialized rehabilitation services. The organization continues to be a pivotal force in improving the quality of life for those affected by neurological conditions in Finland.