Accessibility at MA4MS

MA4MS is committed to accessibility for all. Accessibility is not separate from the mission; it is part of the mission.

This site is designed with clear navigation, readable fonts, responsive layouts, keyboard-friendly access, descriptive links, meaningful image alt text, and an inclusive approach to content.

Our Accessibility Goals

• Readable text and strong contrast.
• Navigation that is easier to read and use.
• Responsive layouts for phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.
• Keyboard-friendly links and buttons.
• Descriptive alt text for meaningful images.
• Clear headings and page structure for assistive technology.

Report an Accessibility Barrier

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please email info@ma4ms.org so the experience can be improved.

Continue Exploring MA4MS

Contact: Email MA4MS about accessibility concerns or suggestions.

Resources: Find additional MS, disability, caregiver, and support resources.

About MA4MS: Learn why inclusion and adaptation are central to MA4MS.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does MA4MS include an accessibility statement?

Because many people with MS may experience vision changes, fatigue, mobility changes, or cognitive challenges, accessibility is part of the MA4MS mission.

How can I report a problem?

Email info@ma4ms.org with a description of the accessibility barrier.

Is the site intended to work on mobile devices?

Yes. MA4MS is intended to be responsive and usable across phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.